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Italian wine exports in 2024 surpass 8 billion euros, but consumption uncertainty weighs on the top three markets

Average value increase of 5.5%. The real driver of growth is sparkling wine: +8.9%, with Prosecco at +15%

Tonda Romana, baccalà fillets, and non-alcoholic wines: the new life of Rome’s oldest pizzeria

The Pizzeria Ristoro Est!Est!Est!, located between Monti and Esquilino, reopened on 7th February under new young management. However, the ambience and offering remain unchanged

Turning point for Abruzzo wines: a vineyard map defines the territory’s suitability

In the "Ado" project, approximately 155,000 plots have been surveyed. For President Nicodemi, this will reduce the risk of making poor business decisions

The complete guide to contemporary Cafés in Turin

In the city with the highest number of historic cafés in Italy, perhaps in Europe, a new wave of cafés (and coffee) is emerging

The 14 best-value Pinot Noir wines among reds, rosés, and sparkling wines chosen by Gambero Rosso

Despite being perhaps the most prestigious grape in the world, several Italian wineries offer excellent Pinot Noir versions at very affordable prices. Among delicate reds, fragrant sparkling wines, and even a rosé, we take you on a journey to discover...

One of the best Pinot Bianco wines from Friuli Venezia Giulia is made by a former Bbnker. Here’s which one

In the Colli Orientali del Friuli, we have discovered an excellent Pinot Bianco at a very advantageous price. It is produced by a winery whose owner once worked in banking, dreaming of vineyards

The real cacio e pepe is made without cream (or almost). The recipe from a great Roman trattoria

Overly creamy dishes are abolished—Roman tradition rejects the methods that create cloying sauces, which ruin authentic cuisine. So how is real cacio e pepe made? Here is the recipe from Checco Er Carettiere in Rome

“US Tariffs? An opportunity for growth for our businesses.” Salvini praises Trump’s policy

The Lega minister defends the US decision to impose additional tariffs on EU agri-food products and pushes for bilateral agreements outside Europe

Walls covered in bottles and a talented Chef. A new spot to watch opens in Florence

The wine cellar boasts no less than 1,200 labels, while the menu features three tasting journeys focused on seasonality and research

From Venezuela to Veneto, the story of one of Italy’s finest chocolates begins like this

Born just a few years ago and already appreciated by Michelin-starred chefs, it is produced by a couple who fled from Venezuela. It is made bean to bar with “fino de aroma” cocoa beans from the country known as the...
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