Gianluca Atzeni

Italian wine stays on course: €7.5 Billion in 11 months. Prosecco still the superstar

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

Rita Babini is the new President of FIVI: "I will secure legal recognition for the role of the vigneron"

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

Wine at a crossroads: urgent need for innovation or risk losing the future. At Wine Paris, Circana's stark analysis

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

"With Lake Garda wines, we will conquer new markets." Thus, the Valtènesi Consortium explains the new wine alliance

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

Higher taxes to discourage wine consumption in Europe. The new EU commission plan is worse than the previous one

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."

Dealcoholized doc wines and Piwi can wait. Word of Michele Zanardo, head of the New Wine Committee

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

Trump freezes tariffs: the beginning of a new (absurd) way of doing politics marked by volatility

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

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
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