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Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Poggio Le Volpi, focussing on the volcanic soils of the Castelli Romani

What binds the volcanic soils of the Castelli Romani and the red soils of Manduria? This is the story of a family that has wine in its DNA.

Week of Italian cuisine in the world. No distance between Tokyo and Naples with a good pizza

Napoli sta’ ca’’ in Tokyo is the Pizzeria of the Year for the Top Italian Restaurants guide 2021

Edible flowers. Tips by Crea for using them in the kitchen with chef's recipes

Flowers to eat: why not? As the latest research from Crea shows, adding petals and buds to dishes is not just a trend. To use them correctly in the kitchen, however, you need to know them: the chefs who are...

Waffles+Mochi, Michelle Obama's Netflix series dedicated to healthy nutrition

Eating healthy is essential in childhood and the former first lady knows it well: champion of well-being, Michelle Obama is now back on Netflix with a series dedicated to nutrition.

Moreno Cedroni launches his Orto Marittimo in Senigallia. For the restaurant and for the community

Orto Marittimo is a space planted with aromatic herbs on the Senigallia seafront. It feeds kitchens but also restores beauty to the marine landscape of Marzocca, as it was until the 1960s. Moreno Cedroni's idea takes shape.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Nicosia, the evolution of Sicilian wine

An interview with Graziano Nicosia, owner of Nicosia winery, a company that "has evolved in parallel with the story of Sicilian wine".

In China with oenologist Denise Cosentino to discover the secrets of Long Dai DBR 2020

Wine in China and the 2020 vintage for Domaine Long Dai, eastern branch of Domaines Barons de Rothschild. Interview with the brand's oenologist, Italian Denise Cosentino.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Le Rocche Malatestiane: 400 members in the name of the Sangiovese territories

The Malatesta were great leaders and patrons of the arts in the Rimini area, capable of sponsoring great works, including several of the most beautiful castles and fortresses in the area. They inspired and baptized this important winery which brings...

Art and science: the works reveal the botanical evolution of fruit and vegetables.

What did plant species look like in the Renaissance? And how many transformations did they undergo before taking on their current shape and colours? The answer emerges from ancient art masterpieces, which can provide researchers with invaluable information on the...

20 Years of Nussbaumer, a memorable vertical tasting

The idea of ​​the Nussbaumer wine we know today was born in 1999 and won the Tre Bicchieri award for the first time. Here's a memorable vertical tasting.
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