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
The millennia-old geological movements affecting the supervolcano of Campi Flegrei have never halted the long-standing winemaking tradition of the area. Today, more than ever, this tradition shines thanks to some outstanding producers capable of crafting wines that truly embody the...
Tuscany is one of the largest wine-producing regions in Italy, boasting internationally renowned terroirs and areas. Here, we focus on the Chianti Classico wines that offer the best quality-to-price ratio
In the vast world of Prosecco, which commercially remains the driving force of Italian wine worldwide, there is a DOCG that stands out, born from a unique territory recognized as a UNESCO heritage site. Here are the labels with the...
Within the vast ampelographic palette of Piedmont, there is room for this semi-aromatic grape variety, rediscovered in the 1960s by a parish priest in a small village in Monferrato. Here are the labels with the best quality-price ratio
Friuli Venezia Giulia is home to great white wines, made both from indigenous grape varieties and from international ones that have acclimatised to the region over centuries. One of these is Chardonnay. Here are the best value-for-money options
Among the various native grape varieties cultivated in Liguria, the leading role undoubtedly belongs to Vermentino. From Ponente to the Colli di Luni, here are our top recommendations for the best quality-to-price ratio