Gianluca Atzeni

Italian fine wines buck the downward trend: Tuscan wines are the most traded, but Piedmont records the best price performances (except for Gaja)

The Tuscan brand brings the 34-hectare vineyard, previously owned by the Winiarski family, back under Stag's Leap. The goal is 100% estate-grown grapes

After the proposals from the DG for Health on label warnings and taxation, the reassuring words of the Luxembourgish commissioner arrive: "Viticulture is essential for its economic and social role."

Despite numerous uncertainties and stagnant consumption, Italy continues to grow in volume abroad: +3.3%, with the exception of the United Kingdom

The Romagna-based vigneron takes over from Lorenzo Cesconi, who decided not to run for re-election. Alongside her, eight new councillors begin their first term

Ready-to-drink, canned wine, social media communication, and demand forecasting. Expert Ananda Roy’s advice on capturing new consumers

United, yes, but not forever: President Paolo Pasini explains how the upcoming Wine Paris will serve as an experiment to test the validity of the initiative

A battle in the European Parliament is on the horizon to try to soften the hard-line positions that also include warning labels and an advertising ban. UIV denounces: "The Commission is once again pointing the finger at the sector."

The new president says he is open to innovations but warns: "Experimentation comes first." The priority now is to make up for delays in the regulations that need to be modified

Europe has some hope of avoiding them but is preparing a tough stance. No concessions for China. Meanwhile, stock markets fluctuate