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Dining and drinking in Berlin, according to Russian chef Evgeny Vikentev

A Russian in Berlin: it's the story of Evgeny Vikentev, chef from St. Petersburg who recently opened a modern restaurant in the heart of West Berlin. With him, we discovered his cuisine and the most authentic flavours of the city.

Hudson Yards, the new gastronomic destination of New York

It will open on 15th March and it will include the Mercado Little Spain by Adrià brothers, Thomas Keller's restaurant, the fusion world by David Chang and much more. All the details about new Hudson Yards in New York.

Buffalo mozzarella in Hungary: a business story from Italy

Since 2016 a group of farmers and food technologists has been producing a real Italian buffalo mozzarella in Hungary. Here's the whole story.

UK: the colour pink tickles Britain's spirits and wine market

The Wine and Spirit Trade Association say that 2018 was a record year for gin sales, especially pink gin. Here are all the details.

Top Italian Restaurants in Copenaghen

Where to eat and drink if you're in Copenaghen missing italian food. Here are the best places according to our Top Italian Restaurants guide.

Matera food guide: what and where to eat in the city of the Sassi

Eating, drinking and shopping in Matera: a complete guide for food lovers travelling to the European Capital of Culture in 2019, including dishes and typical products.

Dining in Florence. Guide to the city’s restaurants according to the top chefs

Francesco Sanapo - Ditta Artigianale The mastermind behind Ditta Artigianale, a coffee lover’s favorite, chooses Ora d'Aria. “For a sublime dinner I head to Marco Stabile’s place. His dishes are always top-notch, behind them is lots of work, research and...

Amatriciana and more: all about Italian guanciale

Amatriciana sauce and the importance of guanciale   Amatriciana sauce is on everyone’s mind these days. The recent earthquakes have made the town of Amatrice, set on the borders of Lazio, Umbria, Marche and Abruzzo, an internationally known name. It...

China: zero duty for Aussie wines. Australia now accelerates

The zeroing of duties was the last step of the free trade agreement Chafta-China Australia Free Trade Agreement, signed in Camberra in 2015. Tariffs have been reduced since then and Australia is not the second largest wine supplier in China.

Abruzzo's wine: good exports in nine months

The value of Abruzzo wine exports has exceeded 130 million euros in the 9 months of 2018. With +4.5%, higher than the national average (3.4%), it brings revenues to 130 million euros. Here are all the details.
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