Within the vast palette of Piedmontese wines, it is possible to find two of the most fragrant and enjoyable wines in the Italian wine scene. We are talking about Moscato d'Asti and Canelli. Here is a selection of labels to...
It should come as no surprise that those who put great care into producing high-quality olive oil apply the same dedication to winemaking. This is the case for a family devoted to agriculture since the mid-1800s, producing a Vermentino that...
Whether its origin lies in the Marche or Abruzzo matters little. What truly counts is that Pecorino has now firmly established itself in the Central Italian wine scene. Let’s discover it together with labels offering the best value for money
Soave is one of the largest white wine denominations in Italy. Volcanic and limestone soils contribute to crafting elegant white wines that can age in a very interesting way. Here are the wines with the best quality-price ratio
If Pinot Noir, the prestigious French grape, dominates the red wine scene in Oltrepò Pavese, Riesling is undoubtedly the protagonist of the region’s white wine production. Here are the labels offering the best quality-price ratio
Despite being perhaps the most prestigious grape in the world, several Italian wineries offer excellent Pinot Noir versions at very affordable prices. Among delicate reds, fragrant sparkling wines, and even a rosé, we take you on a journey to discover...
In the Colli Orientali del Friuli, we have discovered an excellent Pinot Bianco at a very advantageous price. It is produced by a winery whose owner once worked in banking, dreaming of vineyards
Among the red grape varieties of central Italy, Ciliegiolo has now carved out a well-defined niche for itself, producing wines that are increasingly refined and contemporary in style
From the Veronese shores of Lake Garda comes a vibrant and lively red wine, offered by one of the most historic names in the Italian wine production scene. Let’s discover it together
Among Sicily’s many wineries, one stands apart from all the others. It’s not about the grapes, the land, or the production techniques. It is an important story of social redemption and territorial revival