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Where to buy the best sfogliatelle in Naples

An iconic sweet of the city, omnipresent in all patisseries: here are the best places to try the true Neapolitan sfogliatella

A beer born from Merlot grapes. The new project of a winemaker always on the move

When a beer producer meets a wine producer, Beerside is born: a beer whose main ingredient is indeed grapes.

The Atessa bakery that saved a small production of unknown wheat

Solina, saragolla, spelt, frassineto and other soft hill wheats, the incessant research among small farmers in the area is just one of the strengths of the Farina del mio Sacco bakery in Atessa

Where once stood Rome's oldest school, there is now a 5-star hotel designed by a renowned filmmaker

The oldest school in Rome has been transformed into a 5-star hotel, with design by Luca Guadagnino. Palazzo Talìa opens its doors

Wine list at bargain prices and Abruzzese cuisine: the hidden restaurant in the Northern Suburbs of Rome

A restaurant run by a former musician and sommelier boasts a monumental wine list at very affordable prices. In the kitchen, his wife creates innovative dishes with an Abruzzese-Mediterranean influence

The best bakeries in Italy awarded by Gambero Rosso

The new guide "Pane e panettieri d'Italia" has been released. Here are all the awardees and some reflections

The history of Spaghetti alla Puttanesca and where to eat it in Naples

No anchovies in the original version of this classic midnight spaghetti dish that everyone knows, but few are aware of its history and especially the origin of its name. So, here’s why it’s called puttanesca

Where to eat fish in Milan: the 14 best restaurants selected by Gambero Rosso

Craving oysters or a perfect spaghetti alle vongole? No problem if you're in Milan. The city's wholesale fish market, the best in Italy, ensures top-quality seafood for chefs and restaurateurs. Here are some addresses to note

"Expansion of Etna DOC? Not under discussion." The Consortium's response to moving the vineyards to an altitude of one thousand meters

Francesco Cambria, the president of the protection body, responds to the proposal that originated from grassroots movements, noting that for now, efforts are focused on the opposite front: renewing the hectare cap

Farewell cork, the future is the screw cap. More and more winemakers are convinced of this choice

Blind tests and tastings are increasingly convincing: the future of wine bottles lies in screw caps. The costs and risks associated with the use of cork are too high
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