Gianluca Atzeni

No- and low-alcohol wines increasingly strategic: here are the top Italian brands investing (and those who aren’t)

All major wine groups agree on the new opportunities linked to low alcohol content, but some push further: "We should have opened up to IGP and DOP." Next step? Low-calorie wines

Wood, steel, concrete, or terracotta: what to choose based on the wine you want to produce

Pros and Cons of materials for winemaking and ageing in Professor Gerbi’s Lecture at the Gambero Rosso Academy advanced training course

The comeback of Barbera and Monferrato wines. The pop style wins over consumers and beats premium wines

The Consortium’s report highlights the rise of more convivial wines: the audience for the Superiore DOCG is expanding, excellent results for Monferrato DOC Nebbiolo, and growing interest in Chardonnay

"At Vinitaly 2025, de-alcoholised and low-alcohol wines will also be featured." The announcement from Veronafiere

A debut at the fair for non-alcoholic wine and mixology. DG Rebughini: "Space also for technology and training. A pilot project that will become structural."

Unprecedented crisis for US wines: Silicon Valley Bank report praises Prosecco

The decline of baby boomers, anti-alcohol campaigns, and the stagnation of premium wines: a harsh assessment for American viticulture. Some are even hoping for EU tariffs to reboot the market

Champagne sales plummet: over 9% decline in 2024. And Prosecco is partly to blame

Both the domestic market and exports are down. The Comité’s analysis: “This is no time to celebrate: inflation and conflicts dampen the desire to drink.”

Wine sales down for almost all European producers: Prowein analysis encourages investment in new trends

The survey of 1,300 companies and trade professionals reveals a significant drop in sales in 2024 and a shift towards lower price ranges. Over the next two years, sparkling wines, whites, and no-low alcohol categories are on the rise

Grégoire Desforges is the new president of Baglio di Pianetto. Now the focus is on high-altitude wines

The grandson of founder Paolo Marzotto has decided to settle permanently in Santa Cristina Gela and has acquired a majority stake in the company

Here are the rootstocks that improve wine quality. The surprising discovery redefining the future of viticulture

Not only barriers against phytopathies but also a vehicle for greater quality. After twenty years of experimentation, the results from the University of Milan, supported by Winegraft, have arrived

New winery for Santa Margherita in the United States: Marsh Estate acquired in Oregon

After Roco Winery, the Marzotto family continues its overseas expansion. The focus is on sparkling wines and Pinot Noir
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