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Tre Bicchieri 2020 Preview. The 26 best wines of Friuli Venezia Giulia

Previews of Gambero Rosso Vini d'Italia 2020 guide continue. Today we are in Friuli Venezia Giulia.

Tre Bicchieri 2020 preview. The 14 best wines of Umbria

The previews of wines awarded by the Vini d'Italia 2020 guide of Gambero Rosso continue. Today it’s the turn of Umbria.

Tre Bicchieri 2020 Preview. The best 7 wines of Lazio

The previews of wines awarded by the Vini d'Italia 2020 guide of Gambero Rosso continue. Today it’s the turn of Lazio.

Tre Bicchieri 2020 preview. The best 21 wines of the Marche

The previews of wines awarded by the Vini d'Italia 2020 guide of Gambero Rosso continue. Today it’s the turn of the Marche region

The 3 best ginger beers

Ginger beer can be mixed with all kinds of spirits: here are some tasting tips and our list of the top three brands in the world.

Vinum Insulae on Elba. Making wine like the ancient Greeks did 2,500 years ago

A winemaker and a Professor of viticulture recreated the wine of the ancient Greeks of the island of Chio: here's Vinum Insulae.

The idea of Garbage Cafè, hailing from India: free food in exchange for plastic and polluting waste

The restaurant, destined to feed the less affluent for free, will also serve to raise awareness among the local population on the importance of recycling: here's the new Garbage Cafè in India.

Preview Tre Bicchieri 2020. The 16 best wines of Puglia

The previews of wines awarded by Vini d'Italia 2020 guide by Gambero Rosso continue. It’s now Puglia’s turn.

Made in Fukushima. The rebirth of a contaminated agricultural territory in a book on (and made of) rice

The project is the result of a collaboration between Serviceplan and the German graphic studio Moby Digg. The result is a book––printed on Fukushima rice paper––that tells a true story of agricultural rebirth, where life was interrupted as a result...

Tre Bicchieri 2020 Preview. The 8 best wines of Liguria

The previews of wines awarded by the Vini d'Italia 2020 guide by Gambero Rosso continue. It is now the turn of Liguria.
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