Gianluca Atzeni

The market in 2023 has held up in a context of general difficulty for sparkling wines. And the goal of 15 million bottles is achievable, even though the expected growth cannot be as intense as in previous years

The economic performance of top Italian wine brands in 2023 resembles more of a slowdown when compared to the growth rates we were accustomed to

The Vinoly studio unveils an original project for the redesign of Florence's Amerigo Vespucci International Airport, blending aesthetics with Tuscany's winemaking tradition. The Amerigo Vespucci will feature a roof covered by 38 rows of productive vines, complete with cellars for...

New regulations to be approved by 2024. Also under consideration, a specific type for the Trieste Karst and innovations in labeling for producers and bottlers outside the designated area. Consortium President Stefano Zanette speaks: "The decline in 2023 is due...

A mixed balance for French bubbles, losing over 25 million units but performing better than pre-pandemic. The market is influenced by inflation, overstocking, and the French turning to other traditional method wines and Italian Prosecco.

Double-digit losses for all Liv-ex stock indices. It hadn't happened in 10 years. The appeal of an overly expensive Burgundy is declining, while collectors turn to Bordeaux. Italy holds its ground thanks to Piedmont. Among the best-sellers, Champagne dominates.

The Ipsos survey for the Consorzio di tutela dell'Alta Marca Trevigiana reveals how the bubbles of the Unesco area are improving their positioning and image among consumers

In the period between 2004 and 2021, the UK, according to the researchers' work, saw its vineyards grow by 400%, from 761 to 3,800 hectares. Here are the details.

The spring cold could affect yields, droughts in the South are preoccupying, but an excellent year is expected for Chianti Classico, Doc Sicilia, Salice Salentino, Frascati and Irpinia. In the north, with vineyards growing late, hailstorms increase. Good quality in...

Croatia is asking EU recognition for the name Prošek, the traditional Dalmatian dessert wine, but the designation is clearly at odds with the Italian Prosecco. And the Made in Italy sparkling wine industry is rising up in the name of...