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Where to eat Baccalà alla Vicentina in Vicenza: the 8 best restaurants chosen by Gambero Rosso

At the foothills of the Berici Hills, just over 2 hours from Milan, Vicenza, famous primarily for Palladio's architectural masterpieces, is a true gem—a human-scale city perfect for exploring, even by bicycle

The best Negroamaro wines in 8 labels below 20 euros

The Negroamaro grape variety, along with Primitivo, is one of the great protagonists of Puglia's wine scene. Here, we present a selection of labels with an excellent quality-price ratio

The best hotel breakfasts in Milan. Here are 8 addresses chosen by Gambero Rosso

Five-star breakfasts! The best breakfast experiences in Milan hotels also open to the public

Where to eat Anconetana-style stockfish in Ancona. The 7 best restaurants chosen by Gambero Rosso

Recognized as a traditional agri-food product in Italy, it is a symbol of the local culinary tradition. It requires high-quality stockfish and a long, patient cooking process

Franciacorta in 3 labels below 20 euros

Among the wines we reviewed in the Berebene guide by Gambero Rosso for the best quality-price ratio, there are also some Metodo Classico sparkling wines. Here are 3 Franciacorta options

The best pure Merlots from Canton Ticino to Lazio awarded by Gambero Rosso

Merlot is one of the widely cultivated international grape varieties in our country, especially in some regions of Northern and Central Italy. Here are the labels that have been awarded the Tre Bicchieri 2024 by Gambero Rosso

Is Italian wine in crisis? From the United States to Japan, the map of countries that have reduced purchases

A negative balance for Italian wine in 2023. A decline in both volume and value in the countries of the USA, Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Japan, which together represent 56% of Italy's wine exports

Where to eat "spaghetti alla chitarra" in L'Aquila: the 7 best restaurants chosen by Gambero Rosso

The "chitarra," a symbol of traditional Aquilan cuisine, is a square-sectioned egg pasta made using the "chitarra," a stringed culinary tool. The condiments vary, ranging from the classic ragù to more imaginative sauces

The Sicilian Pietro Russo is the third Italian Master of Wine

A life devoted to the world of wine. After working around the globe, Pietro Russo manages to enter the Olympus of Master of Wine

Taste and aroma of tea: it's all about roots

A group of Chinese scientists has discovered the association between certain microorganisms present in the roots and the nitrogen metabolism in tea plants. A union that significantly impacts the quality of one of the most consumed beverages globally
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