THE
CONSORTIUM
The Consortium “Tutela dei Vini dell’Irpinia” was established as a voluntary, non-profit association on the 24th of April 2003 and registered at the Chamber of Commerce of Avellino. Its establishment was promoted by the economic operators involved in the individual production chain with the specific aim of protecting PDO and PGI agri-food products..
These products, deemed worthy of special legal protection, are included in specific quality schemes established and regulated by EU legislation, and are listed in the special European Database of PDO (Protected Designations of Origin) and PGI (Protected Geographical Indications) Products.
THE
MISSION
Wine, vine products, vineyards, and winegrowing regions, as the result of labour, set of skills, knowledge, practices, and traditions, constitute a national cultural heritage to be protected and enhanced, in terms of social, economic, productive, environmental, and cultural sustainability.
Quote from “Testo unico del vino”
THE REGULATORY BODIES
The organs of the consortium are the following:
1. The General Assembly of the Consortium Members
2. The Board of Directors
3. The President of the Consortium
4. The Board of Statutory Auditors or Statutory Auditor
The presidents who have succeeded one another over the years are: Antonio Mastroberardino, Antonio Buono, Lucio Mastroberardino, Milena Pepe, Stefano Di Marzo.
SEAL OF APPROVAL
The bodies of the Consortium are:
THE CONSORTIUM “TUTELA DEI VINI D’IRPINIA”
with Ministerial Decree of 27 September 2017 No. 69830, was authorised to carry out the functions of promotion, enhancement, supervision, protection, consumer information and general management of interests, referred to in Article 41, Paragraphs 1 and 4 of Law No. 238 of 2016, concerning the DOCG wines “Fiano di Avellino”, “Greco di Tufo” and “Taurasi” and the DOC wine “Irpinia”.
RENEWAL OF THE SEAL OF APPROVAL
Ministerial Decree of 11 November 2020 No. 9306724 concerning the DOCG wines “Fiano di Avellino”, “Greco di Tufo” and “Taurasi” and the DOC wine “Irpinia”.
HOW TO JOIN
download and fill out the registration form.
THE CONSORTIUM
24 April 2003
The Consortium “Tutela dei Vini dell’Irpinia” was established as a voluntary, non-profit association, on the 24th of April 2003 and registered at the Chamber of Commerce of Avellino.
Its establishment was promoted by the economic operators involved in the individual production chain with the specific aim of protecting PDO and PGI agri-food products.
These products, deemed worthy of special legal protection, are included in specific quality schemes established and regulated by EU legislation, and are listed in the special European Database of PDO (Protected Designations of Origin) and PGI (Protected Geographical Indications) Products.
Wine, vine products, vineyards, and winegrowing regions, as the result of labour, set of skills, knowledge, practices, and traditions, constitute a national cultural heritage to be protected and enhanced, in terms of social, economic, productive, environmental, and cultural sustainability.
Quote from “Testo unico del vino”
The organs of the consortium are the following:
The presidents who have succeeded one another over the years are: Antonio Mastroberardino, Antonio Buono, Lucio Mastroberardino, Milena Pepe, Stefano Di Marzo.
Sono organi del consorzio:
The presidents who have succeeded one another over the years are: Antonio Mastroberardino, Antonio Buono, Lucio Mastroberardino, Milena Pepe, Stefano Di Marzo.
THE CONSORTIUM “TUTELA DEI VINI D’IRPINIA”
with Ministerial Decree of 27 September 2017 No. 69830, was authorised to carry out the functions of promotion, enhancement, supervision, protection, consumer information and general management of interests, referred to in Article 41, Paragraphs 1 and 4 of Law No. 238 of 2016, concerning the DOCG wines “Fiano di Avellino”, “Greco di Tufo” and “Taurasi” and the DOC wine “Irpinia”.
RENEWAL OF THE SEAL OF APPROVAL
Ministerial Decree of 11 November 2020 No. 9306724 concerning the DOCG wines “Fiano di Avellino”, “Greco di Tufo” and “Taurasi” and the DOC wine “Irpinia”.
Download and fill out the registration form.