Made entirely from Magliocco grapes, Magno Megonio is named after a Roman centurion who was said to be the first to recognize the viticultural promise of the area, and who used to own part of the estate that Librandi owns today. The family has been studying and experimenting with Magliocco for years and firmly believe in its potential. Although many growers have pulled up these vines in favor of planting grapes with more international renown, Librandi continues to be committed to preserving such ancient varieties.