Wine News

1,800-Year-Old wine cellar discovered in San Gimignano: here’s how wine was made in ancient times

During the 17th excavation campaign at the Roman villa of Aiano, dating back to the 4th century, an 1,800-year-old wine cellar was found. This discovery sheds light on the production and trade of wine in ancient times

Spaghetti al Pomodoro, the dish the whole world envy us. The best wines to pair chosen by Gambero Rosso

The quintessential Italian dish: the power of simplicity. When pasta and tomatoes are of high quality, the result is extraordinary. But what is the ideal wine to pair with it? The results of our tests are surprising

"Dramatic situation: no water, we’re cutting the grapes to save the vines," warns Fausto Albanesi, winemaker in Abruzzo

The lack of rain in Loreto Aprutino has forced the winemaker to cut the clusters from old vines to reduce the workload for the plant and help it survive the drought period. Another sign of the ongoing climate change

More half bottles and wines by the glass: how wine consumption is changing in restaurants

The trend of smaller bottle formats and wines by the glass is experiencing great success in Italy and abroad, meeting the demand for more moderate and high-quality consumption

Advertising influences Us even when we're unaware. Here's how

There is an unconscious level of attention to advertisements that can even be measured. This poses a dilemma for those in wine marketing (and beyond): is it better to make people reflect or just capture their attention?

"Too many small producers on Etna." Salvino Benanti proposes a large cooperative

The Etna producer discusses the future of the denomination: "Once there were 15 of us, now we have to share the success with 200." And on the whites, he makes an appeal to the Consortium: "Stricter regulations are needed, otherwise...

"A high-profile team for the most ambitious attempt ever made in the wine sector." Professor Scienza presents the course on the wines of the future

This autumn, the Gambero Rosso Academy will launch a new course aimed at industry professionals, under the direction of Italy's most famous viticulture professor. The goal is to bridge the gap between the production world and scientific research

Debut in Calabria for the first Vinitaly and the City event in the south

From 30 August, the event dedicated to winelovers will take place in Sibari, within the Regional Archaeological Park. This will be the first stop of the new travelling format. Gambero Rosso will also be present for the grand tasting of...

"Forced to close or reduce staff." The alarm from the Apulian wine producer: "There's no water."

The water crisis is crippling agriculture in Apulia, as reported by Corriere del Mezzogiorno. However, the drought is a problem that extends well beyond the region's borders

Wine sales decline in foreign large-scale retail. But Italy stays afloat thanks to "frizzantini"

Less wine on the shelves in the USA, UK, and Germany: the first half of the year shows a -4.3% decline according to the Uiv-Vinitaly Observatory analysis based on Nielsen-IQ data. Green light for Italian sparkling wines. Frescobaldi: "Demand is...
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