Wine News

Piccini has been named the top digital winery of 2025 by Omnicom PR Group Italia, ahead of Mezzacorona and Frescobaldi. Online content is also seeing a rise in references to de-alcoholised wines and indigenous grape varieties.

Bertinga is the new kid on the block in Chianti Classico, but this Gaiole-based producer has already made a big impression in Tuscany's wine scene, thanks in part to its approach to viticulture.

Ahead of Gambero Rosso bringing the Top Italian Wines Roadshow to Lagos and Nairobi in January, Victoria Mulu-Munywoki, a sommelier, wine judge and consultant based in Kenya, offers her insight on these African markets and shares what Italian producers can...

New data shows that almost 235,000 people visited the home of Brunello di Montalcino last year, an influx which is giving the region a major economic lift

Ignacio Sànchez also reveals the behind-the-scenes of the Wine Package: “Approval expected by February, but vine uprooting will be a major battleground between the European Parliament and the EU Commission.”

As concerns about the health of the global wine industry continue to dominate trade media headlines, Louis Thomas speaks with leading wine economist Professor Simone Loose about where wine might have gone wrong.

The champion’s celebrations and the media’s misstep open a reflection on Italy’s peculiar fascination with everything foreign. Ricagno: “We invested in Italian identity. We’re disappointed.”

New estimates from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) suggest that while the volume of global wine production from the 2025 harvest will be around 7% below the five-year average, Italy, the world's biggest wine producer, defies the...

A report from 67 Pall Mall, the London private members' club for wine, reveals how fine wine tastes have changed in the British capital over the last decade.

US wholesaler Costco has recalled almost a million bottles of its Kirkland Signature Valdobbiadene Prosecco DOCG due to concerns that its bottles can "can break or shatter, posing a laceration hazard".