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2018 in food: what happened during the Year of Italian Food

42 billion euro is the figure reached for the first time by Italian food exports in 2018. A record obtained precisely in the "Year of Italian Food," which featured a number of projects and events of all kinds to promote...

The 5 best bakeries in Abruzzo

To each province, its reference bakery. Here is our delicious map to taste the best pastries of Abruzzo.

I Segreti del Chiostro in Santa Caterina. The rebirth of the nuns' bakery in Palermo

The ambitious project of recovery and opening to the public of the convent of Santa Caterina is part of the rediscovery of the bakery that the seclusion nuns conducted for centuries. Today the space is a meeting place for taste...

Recipes from great chefs. Two dishes by Christian Mandura

If you like strong tastes and flavours, try these recipes by chef Christian Mandura: delicious and easy to make.

Wine buy of the month. Cannonau di Sardegna '16

Hints of small fruit and nuances of rose, a spicy touch and delicate tannins: here is the Cannonau di Sardegna '16 by Antonella Corda.

For the French, Italy is the leading country in the wine market

According to a French study, Italy obtains the leading position in the wine market thanks to its native grapes and competitive prices. All the results.

Millennials and Baby boomers, the new consumption categories

Who are the new wine consumers? Millenials and Baby boomers, as a study from the United States confirmed. Here are the results.

Durian, the world's most ill-smelling tropical fruit

It's one of the most ill-smelling products in the whole world, but in Asia it is considered as a real specialty. We tried durian at the Chinatown market in Singapore and here are our comments.

Wine consumption: Milan and Rome among the top 10 world cities

Paris leads the scene of wine consumption in the world. Milan and Rome are also in the list of the top 10 cities, with 1.7 milion hl. Here are the results of the Wine Paris' study.

The art of dry stone walls becomes Unesco intangible heritage

Second UNESCO recognition for an agricultural and rural practice. After that of the cultivation of the alberello vine of Pantelleria, obtained in 2014, comes the rural practice of dry stone walls.
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