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As we have been saying for a few years now, Basilicata is a region with great potential that, unfortunately, remains largely untapped, even when it comes to wine. However, our tastings this year confirmed that there is no shortage of...

Despite a drop in production caused by downy mildew, the tastings of Sicilian wines for the Gambero Rosso Vini d'Italia 2025 guide confirmed the high-quality level of the Etna DOC, with pleasant surprises from other wines

In an editorial for World of Fine Wine, French wine critic Michel Bettane addresses the issue of wine price sustainability, highlighting the role of speculation and "creative" marketing

For the first time ever, the Michelin Guide has awarded a star to a gelateria. Minimal, a bar opened by a fine dining restaurant, is the first of its kind to receive this prestigious recognition

Saro Pennisi, a former shepherd and visionary butcher, together with his family, has created two dining establishments that today attract numerous visitors to Linguaglossa in Sicily

At the 81st Venice International Film Festival, and in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Vittorio De Sica’s passing, the masterpiece *L'Oro di Napoli* was selected for the pre-opening event: from Christmas dinner to Eduardo De Filippo's coffee scene

Nestled within a 3,000-hectare Unesco World Heritage forest reserve, there lies a luxury resort designed for solitary travellers. The founder, a Roman entrepreneur, has created a unique sanctuary by restoring an old Umbrian hermitage

A selection of international wines, homemade goat cheeses, and local delicacies, along with treats from other regions: Annacarla Tredici has created a small paradise of taste in the heart of Cilento

Winemaker and writer Gelasio d'Aragona embarks on a journey to discover the Vin de Constance, the last wine Napoleon sipped. His research promises to unveil new aspects of the Emperor's life through the world of wine

It's wonderful to venture into the more secluded 'sestieri', pretending to be part of the city, and eat in places that haven't been overrun by mass tourism