Wine News

Francesco Allegrini, head of the Valpolicella winery, speaks: "The separation from my aunt had been in the air for years." Among the objectives is also a rationalization of production: from 1.2 million bottles to 800 thousand

The 56th edition of the Verona Wine Fair kicks off: business at the fair, wine lovers in the city. More space for extra virgin olive oil with the International Olive Oil Trade Show

After years of litigation, the German chain Lidl wins in the EU Court the case against the French group LVMH. The decision of the European Patent Office (EPO) has been overturned

Once again this year, Gambero Rosso offers a rich program of tastings during the Vinitaly and the City off-site event (from April 12th to 15th in Verona). Over 80 wineries will be the protagonists, featuring some of the best wines...

Nascetta, a white grape variety cultivated only in the municipality of Novello in the Langhe, was at risk of extinction. Here are the labels we liked the most

What should wine companies keep an eye on to try to grow in a period of economic crisis? From online to low-alcohol wines, from emerging markets to climate change. IWSR experts try to find the recipe

From raboso, a grape cultivated only in the Treviso plain near the Piave River, comes one of Italy's great aging red wines. Here are the ones we liked the most this year

A true innovator, he founded and led two wineries that have made history in the region: Marco Felluga and Russiz Superiore

Thanks to the rediscovery of the Etna area and its main grape variety, Nerello Mascalese, and the valorization of Frappato in purity, Sicilian red wines have established themselves in the sign of elegance and sophistication. Here we focus on Frappato...

Bordeaux being sold at 1.66 euros in Carrefour supermarkets in France, and winemakers are not taking it lightly as they fill the shelves with uprooted vines