Wine News

A strong start for Italian wine exports in 2025. In January, the stockpiling effect in the US ahead of tariffs proves decisive

In the first month of the year, foreign sales recorded an encouraging +7.3% in value. Sparkling wine continues to grow, with Prosecco performing above average

The leap in quality of the new Piwi wines across 15 labels

So far, the new disease-resistant grape varieties, known as Piwi, have produced wines that were less than impressive. Today, the reality is very different — as demonstrated by the 15 labels we tasted at Gambero

Valpolicella welcomes back one of its most iconic wines: rebellious yet loyal, Grola returns to the DOC

With the 2022 harvest, Grola becomes Valpolicella again: a gesture of love for the land, signed by the new generation of Allegrini

We tasted Komb(w)ine, the new product that combines grape must and kombucha. Here’s our verdict

On the nose, it stands out with yeasty and citrusy notes; on the palate, it reveals a crisp acidity with a sharp, clean finish. The new naturally alcohol-free drink took us by surprise

What changes for the export of Italian wines to China under the new regulations?

The regulations in force since February list all permitted additives, their usage limits, and the category of foods in which they can be used

“Forget dealcoholised wines. The future is Komb(w)ine.” Moser and Ravizza present a new grape must-based product

Following the production method of kombucha, the result is a territorial beverage: “We started with Moscato d’Asti, but we’ll open up to other grape varieties too. Next steps? Launching a private label”

Global wine consumption at a historic low and vineyards in decline. The OIV report outlines a 2024 to forget

Production, hectares and global consumption all down. Encouraging signs come from international trade, which stands at €35.9 billion

Oenologist Riccardo Cotarella will also produce dealcoholised wine: "My first bottle will be out in October and it won’t be bad"

After years of fighting against alcohol-free wines, the president of Assoenologi accepts the challenge: "Beyond our personal beliefs, it’s our duty as oenologists to work for producers"

Dear natural wine world, enough with the constant polemics. If you don’t want to self-ghettoise, self-criticism is needed

The latest dispute among producers, following Arianna Occhipinti and Nino Barraco’s decision to take part in Vinitaly, is a clear demonstration of how an ideal can be put at risk by the intransigence of a few

Unknown genius: the Italian inventor of Cynar who was building electric cars and studying Artificial Intelligence 50 years ago

The (unknown) Italian genius who invented Cynar and, in the 1970s, was building electric cars and studying Artificial Intelligence
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