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Burgundy’s resilience: growth in fine French wines despite a challenging vintage

Laurent Delaunay, president of the BIVB, has announced that Burgundy is experiencing positive growth both in the French market and in exports, despite the low yields of the 2024 vintage

The great Bordeaux exodus of Chinese entrepreneurs: around fifty Châteaux up for sale

The French dream ends in a rush to sell: wealthy Chinese entrepreneurs, after years of acquisitions, are now "offloading" their wine estates

Wine Spectator’s Tuscan focus: All the Italian labels featured in the Top 100

The American ranking reaffirms a special connection with Tuscan wines (with as many as 14 labels), while largely overlooking Piedmont...

How and where to buy white truffle from Alba at a fair price: tips from an expert

A sensory analysis judge from the Alba International White Truffle Fair reveals how to select and store the highly prized white truffle

A Supertuscan takes the podium in Wine Spectator’s rankings

The 2021 vintage of Tignanello by Antinori has claimed third place in Wine Spectator's Top 100. This vintage marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic Supertuscan

A Piedmont wine enters the top ten of Wine Spectator's "Top 100"

In Wine Spectator's Top 10, recently unveiled, a prestigious Barolo has achieved the ninth position

"I use indigenous yeasts and follow biodynamics, but I’m not a hardliner." Interview with Edoardo Ventimiglia of Sassotondo, the new Tre Bicchieri awardee

Sassotondo enters the ranks of companies awarded the *Tre Bicchieri* (Three Glasses), thanks to the passion and foresight of Carla Benini and Edoardo Ventimiglia

"Here’s how we produce our 'Natural' wines without flaws": the story of the Paraschos Winery

The Collio winery has received the prestigious "Tre Bicchieri" award for the first time with its Collio Friulano Kaj '21. The secret lies in producing wines with minimal human intervention and great respect for the raw materials and the land

"Complex climate, but the quality of the grapes is Good": Franciacorta begins the 2024 harvest

Despite a year marked by mild temperatures, some frost, and a lot of rain, the harvested grapes are of good quality. However, thoughts are already turning to the future and how to tackle the challenges posed by climate change

Tommaso Mazzanti from All'Antico Vinaio will produce wine together with Joe Bastianich

After opening several locations across Italy, Tommaso Mazzanti, in collaboration with Joe Bastianich, is creating his first wine label produced in the heart of Tuscany
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