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How does Europe's wine tourism industry compare to the rest of the world?

The latest edition of the Global Wine Tourism Report from Germany's Hochschule Geisenheim University sheds light on the current state of the sector, and especially how Europe is fairing in relation the rest of the world

Vini d’Italia 2026 Guide: The 13 special awards assigned by Gambero Rosso

The best way to fully understand the philosophy that guides our long and meticulous work in producing the Vini d’Italia guide is to discover — beyond the Tre Bicchieri — the Special Awards, which this year are enriched by a...

Here’s where and when Italy’s largest wine tasting will take place

The event kicks off at 4 p.m. at the Roma Convention Center La Nuvola, offering the opportunity to discover (and taste) the Tre Bicchieri, the Special Awards, and the Rare Wines from the Vini d’Italia 2026 guide

The wine industry outsider Roberta Corrà has been named Person of the Year by Wine Enthusiast

General Manager of GIV, she is one of the few women at the top of the Italian wine sector without family ties in the industry. She has been recognised for her strategic leadership and international vision

The book that made Italy (at the table) lands in America

A classic of our domestic cuisine finally arrives in full translation, after decades of waiting

The story of the micro-vineyard hidden inside a convent where Venice’s only sparkling wine is made

In the Castello district, away from the usual tourist routes, a Franciscan complex hides its vine-clad Eden, recently revived by a giant of Italian wine

The Lazio winery that's a British TV star

The story of Val di Comino’s I Ciacca is of renewal and regeneration, and one which has captivated the viewers of hit documentary series Help! We bought a village. Louis Thomas finds out how the limelight has changed things for...

The square in Trastevere that hides a great Korean restaurant

A corner of Seoul in Rome, IGIO is an authentic refuge of Korean culture. Its tradition and uncompromising cuisine are addictive

Turin, where it all began: the legend of the tramezzino

In the heart of Turin, a small café guards the origin of one of Italy’s most beloved inventions — born from a journey, an intuition, and a name destined to make history

Rare cows at pasture, unspoilt nature, and organic cheese: welcome to the AmaMaja paradise

Hidden among the hills, surrounded by biodiversity and guided by dedication, a small family-run farm enhances both its land and a breed at risk of extinction
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