CuvéeMaremmaRed

Kepos

ケポス

Ampeleia

Alicante Nero · Mourvèdre · Carignano

About this wine

Named after the Greek word for 'garden,' Kepos is a field blend of Alicante Nero, Mourvèdre and Carignano (roughly 50/30/20) from the older vines at Ampeleia di Mezzo, harvested and co-fermented on the same day. Often described as Ampeleia's 'little brother,' it offers cherries, raspberry, citrus, herbs and flowers with crunchy fruit, fine tannins and a saline minerality from vineyards closest to the sea.

Beginner's Note

Ampeleia's more approachable, easy-drinking sibling — a great entry point to the estate's style.

Sommelier's Note

"Kepos shows that Ampeleia's Mediterranean field-blend philosophy works beautifully even at an everyday price point."

Food Pairings

A natural match for beef and venison, as well as grilled Mediterranean vegetables and herb-roasted pork.

When to drink it

Everyday dinners, gatherings with friends, wines to lay down for a few years

Specs

Grape Varieties
Alicante Nero, Mourvèdre, Carignano
Style
Red
Price Range
$19-25 (750ml, ex-tax, varies by vintage)

Terroir & Winemaking

Field blend of Alicante Nero, Mourvèdre and Carignano, co-harvested and co-fermented from older vines at Ampeleia di Mezzo, aged in cement. Biodynamic (Demeter-certified) farming. Ages well for 3+ years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'Kepos' mean and what is it made from?
Kepos means 'garden' in Greek. It is a field blend of Alicante Nero, Mourvèdre and Carignano, co-harvested and co-fermented from older vines at Ampeleia di Mezzo.
How does Kepos compare to the flagship Ampeleia?
Kepos is often called Ampeleia's 'little brother' — similar in spirit but lighter, more affordable, and more immediately approachable.
How long can Kepos age?
It develops well for 3 years or more, though its crunchy fruit and fine tannins also make it enjoyable young.

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