Coda di Volpe is a white wine grape native to the Campania region of southern Italy, particularly around Naples. The name means "fox's tail" in Italian, referring to the distinctive shape of its grape clusters. It has been cultivated for centuries and remains an important variety in Campanian viticulture.
Flavors & Aromas
Citrus, green apple, white flowers, almond, and mineral notes with a crisp, refreshing character
Winemaking & Aging
Medium acidity with good freshness and minerality. Produces dry, elegant white wines with moderate alcohol content. Best consumed young to capture its vibrant aromatics, though quality examples can age for 3-5 years. Often used as a blending component but also produced as a varietal wine.
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