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Loved by the Savoy and frequented by Gozzano: the historic Turin café that grew within a gallery

Turin boasts the largest number of intact historic cafés: all mirrors, gold, and wooden paneling. Among them, Baratti & Milano, located in the central Piazza Castello, has been an institution for 150 years

Italy copied France: this is how panettone was born

Panettone, the sweet symbol of the Unification of Italy (and of Christmas), originates from the French brioche, reinterpreted by skilled Milanese bakers

The best Orange Wines to gift this Christmas, selected by Gambero Rosso

Whether you're looking for the perfect gift, a bottle to share, or an original idea for yourself, here are the must-try macerated wines for the festive season

In Turkey, the Michelin Guide Awards also recognize an Italian restaurant—but not with a Star

The new edition of the Michelin Guide Turkey has been released, reviewing restaurants in Istanbul, Izmir, and Muğla this year

An interesting Japanese fine dining restaurant near Turin

Alessandro Daddea, former head chef of Kensho, one of Turin’s best Japanese restaurants, is now making waves with Perla Sushi Bistrot in Vinovo, a town just outside the Piedmont capital

There’s nothing better than a dinner based on cheese: here are the wines to pair (not just reds)

There is no such thing as "cheese" – there are "cheeses." So, there isn’t just one pairing, the red wine pairing, but many, and they are all worth discovering. Some are quite well-known, while others are less conventional but just...

Does organic wine still appeal to consumers? France questions the sector’s future

A survey for Millésime Bio 2025 reveals trust indices, markets, channels, and types with the best prospects: poor performance for reds, but growth estimates for whites and sparkling wines

The rise, growth, and collapse of the Chinese Wine Market: a parable of consumption explained by an importer

The journey of European wine purchases in China transitioned from being a status symbol to a genuine discovery. Meanwhile, the speculative bubble had already burst. Here is an analysis by Dan Siebers of the import company Wajiu China

"For years, we drank wine to be cool, but now Gen Z thinks we’re cringe." The sharp analysis of Andrea Lonardi

According to the Master of Wine, it is the "hedonistic satisfaction" that is in crisis, not wine itself. This is why denominations like Champagne, which built their appeal on ostentatious luxury, are struggling the mostAccording to the Master of Wine,...

Nearly €6 Billion for Italian wine exports in nine months: sparkling wines grow twice as fast as still wines

From January to September, Italian wine exports grew by 5.6%. Sparkling wine performed well, particularly Prosecco, but lower-priced products dominated sales
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