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Florence is Italy's capital of good coffee. Rome and Milan could do better with specialty coffees

Rome and Milan are tied. The scene-stealer in the world of specialty coffee is undoubtedly Florence, especially considering its smaller size

The best agriturismos in Cilento chosen by Gambero Rosso

Cilento is a collection of municipalities in the province of Salerno, within a picturesque, historical, and gastronomical context that attracts flocks of tourists each year. To fully enjoy the nature and fine cuisine, staying at one of the many agriturismos...

The 7 best Grillo wines of Sicily chosen by Gambero Rosso

Today, Grillo is arguably the most interesting Sicilian grape variety, with many facets. Here are the labels that we liked the most this year and that we awarded with Tre Bicchieri and Due Bicchieri Rossi

Three brothers buy abandoned land in Puglia and turn it into a spectacular farm

With over 130 short-chain products, including preserves, pasta, baked goods, exclusive lines for restaurants, and a concept store in Monza, the story of the Trentin farm is a model of rural entrepreneurship in Italy's heel

Where to eat in gardens, greenhouses, and nurseries in Rome: the best restaurants and venues selected by Gambero Rosso

Whether greenhouses, nurseries, or gardens, the keyword is green. Here is a list of places in Rome where you can dine among trees, plants, and flowers

Hidden wineries, wines in the woods, and volcanic lands: the surprising wine ascent of the Campi Flegrei 

In a territory where nothing is stable, as recent earthquakes have shown, and where everything changes continuously due to the underwater volcanic activity, excellent white and red wines are produced

Where to eat authentic Piadina Romagnola in Riccione: the best places chosen by Gambero Rosso

The capital of the Romagna nightlife scene is unjustly considered a gastronomic victim of a certain type of tourism, often deemed cheap and careless. Nothing could be further from the truth. Here are three must-visit spots to enjoy piadina

We've tasted the first mountain Pecorino Metodo Classico: a return to the Roots for the Transhumance Grape

We've tasted the first mountain Pecorino Metodo Classico: the elevation of a rustic and highly characteristic grape. This project, not yet on the market, is brought to you by the Ciù Ciù winery in Offida

The hidden patisserie in the Cilento Mountains making surprising macarons

You’d expect someone like Giuseppe Manilia to be found in one of the great patisseries of Paris. Instead, his patisserie is located in a small town in the Salerno area, near the border with Basilicata, a place where you’re unlikely...

It's Cabernet Franc mania. The International variety is reshaping the balance of Italian red wines

Global warming is pushing Italian winemakers to decisively focus on Cabernet Franc
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