In Sardinia, small denominations are increasingly gaining prominence, expressing diverse territorial identities. One of these is the Alghero DOC, with highly interesting red and white wines
When we think of wine produced in the province of Brescia, Franciacorta immediately comes to mind. However, if we move south of the city, beyond the A4, we find another denomination, small in size and still relatively unknown to the...
Beyond the major denominations, Veneto has smaller ones in terms of size and number of producers, but they are equally interesting and distinctive. One of these is the DOC Breganze, with wines of great prestige
All the producers in the Valdarno di Sopra denomination cultivate their vineyards organically. Here, we present a selection of the labels we liked the most
Nebbiolo isn't just synonymous with Langhe and Roero, as demonstrated by the wines from the lesser-known Piedmont DOC we present here, along with six excellent wines to try
We introduce you to a small DOC in the Sicilian territory with three labels that have received high scores in the Gambero Rosso's Vini d'Italia 2024 guide. Here they are
Among the first French grape varieties to be widely planted in Italy after the phylloxera epidemic, Merlot was initially cultivated mainly in Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia, and Trentino. Today, it is also found in central Italy. Here are the best...
Piedmont is certainly a land of prestigious and renowned reds, but also of some very interesting native white grape varieties, from which wines are often obtained with an excellent quality-price ratio, such as the Roero Arneis that we propose to...
Pinot Bianco - an intravarietal mutation of Pinot Noir, like Pinot Grigio - is a grape variety that adapts well to cold climates, also cultivated in Italy in the northern regions. Here is a selection of labels with the best...
Originally from Bordeaux, Cabernet Sauvignon is a black grape variety that plays a leading role in international viticulture. Here we focus on labels produced in Italy with the best quality-price ratio