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Memorable labels in Tuscany are not limited to the most well-known denominations. In the hilly area of two municipalities in the province of Prato, for example, Sangiovese and other grape varieties produce one of the region’s finest red wines

The Romagna-based vigneron takes over from Lorenzo Cesconi, who decided not to run for re-election. Alongside her, eight new councillors begin their first term

Rodolphe Lameyse of Vinexposium speaks to Gambero Rosso about the outcomes of the French fair: wineries will close, but the wine world remains resilient

Ready-to-drink, canned wine, social media communication, and demand forecasting. Expert Ananda Roy’s advice on capturing new consumers

Among the various native grape varieties cultivated in Liguria, the leading role undoubtedly belongs to Vermentino. From Ponente to the Colli di Luni, here are our top recommendations for the best quality-to-price ratio

A great Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo at a very friendly price comes from the Colline Teatine. It is produced by a family-run winery founded in the late 1970s, which today boasts a significant vineyard heritage between the Majella mountains and the Adriatic...

Primitivo di Manduria is one of the flagship wines of Puglia, a red that has recently enjoyed great success both in the domestic market and internationally. Here are the best labels for value for money

Among the international grape varieties also cultivated in Italy, Sauvignon is one of the most renowned, producing excellent wines in Alto Adige and Friuli Venezia Giulia. Here are the best value-for-money selections from Collio and Colli Orientali del Friuli

Message in a bottle for the wine world: "There is a desperate need for genuineness," says one of the most authoritative voices in the Italian wine scene

Wine also has its own specific lexicon that anyone wishing to enter this fascinating world must know. Without claiming to be exhaustive, here is a glossary featuring the most frequently used terms (and their meanings) in tasting notes, useful for...