The winery San Salvatore 1988, founded by Giuseppe Pagano, specializes in old indigenous grape varieties such as Fiano, Falanghina, and Aglianico. The 16 ha estate is located in the Cilento National Park, where the multi-entrepreneur also runs a 5-star hotel and a buffalo farm. It is therefore not surprising to spot a buffalo in the vineyards. These also provide their own natural fertilizer for the soils. The vines are cared for according to organic, partly biodynamic guidelines. Riccardo Cotarella, one of Italy's best wine consultants, acts as the consulting oenologist. These factors and the prevailing microclimate enable San Salvatore to produce wines of the highest quality level. The Fiano "Pian di Stio" has already been awarded the coveted three glasses by Gambero Rosso, and with the omaggio a "Gillo Dorfles" he dedicates a wine to his friend and artist, for which he was allowed to design the labels for 16 vintages.