Province of Campobasso

From its historic seat at Palazzo Magno, Campobasso governs a rugged territory of nearly three thousand square kilometers where ancient sheep-tracks meet wild vineyards. Here, a unique agricultural identity thrives, distinguished from neighboring Puglia by the dramatic elevation where the rare, dark-skinned Tintilia grape reigns supreme. Across 84 municipalities, including the hillside enclaves of Campodipietra and Castelbottaccio, the province boasts 8 protected denominations. This pristine pocket of Molise yields robust Biferno wines shaped by Adriatic breezes and high-altitude clay, offering adventurous palates a taste of Italy’s most fiercely guarded, untouched viticultural secrets.