La Masseria di Sessa: Emerging Winery of Falerno del Massico awarded by Vinoway
Written by Redazione di vinoway | Published in territory, wine 
In the Italian wine scene, which is increasingly focused on the substance of projects and consistency over time, La Masseria di Sessa is an emerging winery that is building its reputation with seriousness, gradualism, and attention to the territory. Its concrete work, based on thoughtful choices, has been recognized by Vinoway with the inclusion of the winery among the Emerging Wineries of the Vinoway Selection 2026. This recognition does not celebrate a point of arrival, but rather highlights a phase of conscious growth and a credible production approach.
Masseria di Sessa operates in Sessa Aurunca, in the heart of the Falerno del Massico area, one of the oldest and most complex territories in Italian viticulture. An area of great historical and oenological value, which requires expertise, balance, and sensitivity to be interpreted in a contemporary way. The company operates in this context with a respectful and progressive approach, aimed at enhancing the characteristics of the territory without stylistic constraints, focusing on identity, legibility, and qualitative continuity.
The winery is managed by Alfredo Russo, who is doing an excellent job, demonstrating professionalism, a pragmatic vision, and a down-to-earth approach. His work is based on rational choices, constant attention to the vineyard, and a clear agricultural vision that favors gradual growth and the long-term stability of the project.
Under his leadership, the company is defining a consistent style, focused on producing authentic, balanced, and regional wines that are capable of representing Falerno del Massico with moderation and credibility.
The inclusion in the Vinoway Selection 2026 is linked to concrete results that emerged during tasting, which highlighted a clear and evolving quality profile.
Crono 2022 – Falerno del Massico DOC Bianco | 93/100
A wine that stands out for its precision, balance, and ability to interpret the variety with personality, helping to enhance the production of whites within a designation historically associated with great reds.
Primis 2021 – Falerno del Massico DOC Rosso | 92/100
A measured and consistent interpretation of the appellation: a balanced red wine, without excess, focusing on harmony, drinkability, and territorial recognition.
Alongside the award-winning labels, the production range is completed by other products that contribute to defining the company’s profile.
Aurunco MMXXII – VSQ Brut
A sparkling wine that demonstrates the company’s interest in the sparkling wine segment, approached with a technically sound approach consistent with the company’s philosophy.
Qæstio 2020
A wine that is part of a range designed to maintain stylistic continuity and expressive clarity, without dispersion.
Masseria di Sessa is featured in the Vinoway Selection 2026 guide. The company profile and award-winning references can also be viewed via the Vinoway Selection app, available for free download and translated into English, confirming the international scope of the Vinoway project.
The Vinoway award is both a confirmation of the work done so far and an incentive to continue along a path of consistency, attention to the territory, and continuous improvement. It is not a point of arrival, but an honest snapshot of an evolving project that is building its identity step by step.
In a wine-making context that often favors speed over solidity, the winery has chosen a different and more credible path: growing steadily, consolidating quality and vision, and letting the wines, rather than words, speak for the value of the work done. This is a direction that deserves attention and continuity over time.
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