Wine News

Here's how Valpolicella is evolving through the journey of an iconic wine

A seven-stage journey to understand how the region has changed. Here's the tasting of La Poja wines from the Allegrini family

"Chenin Blanc will be the new Chardonnay": Interview with Master of Wine Madeleine Stenwreth

Global warming is redrawing the maps of wine varieties, favouring Chenin Blanc as a new alternative to Chardonnay

The two sisters carrying forward one of the first wineries to bet on Bolgheri

The Chiappini winery was founded in the late 1970s with the purchase of its first farm. Since then, Giovanni Chiappini, a native of the Marche region who emigrated to Tuscany, immediately set out on the path of viticulture. Today, it...

Women are the best sommeliers. Here are the scientific studies

Female tasters are more likely to be super tasters than men. This is a genetic factor that makes them perceive flavours more intensely

Burgundy’s resilience: growth in fine French wines despite a challenging vintage

Laurent Delaunay, president of the BIVB, has announced that Burgundy is experiencing positive growth both in the French market and in exports, despite the low yields of the 2024 vintage

Wine promotion, vineyard uprooting, and support for dealcoholised wines: the European Commission's historic compromise on viticulture

Scrapping promotional limits in foreign markets, uprooting vineyards (with national funds), and encouraging dealcoholised wines—Brussels' wine policy takes a pragmatic turn. The ball is now in the Member States' court

Wine in cans, bottle-fermented, and alcohol free: the unstoppable change in Gen Z’s tastes

The third World Forum of Women in Wine has revealed the consumers of the future. President Daniela Mastroberardino: "We must think without prejudice."

The great Bordeaux exodus of Chinese entrepreneurs: around fifty Châteaux up for sale

The French dream ends in a rush to sell: wealthy Chinese entrepreneurs, after years of acquisitions, are now "offloading" their wine estates

In France, over a thousand winegrowers have decided to abandon wine production

By next June, 8,700 hectares of vineyards will no longer be in production. This is the first assessment by the French government on the uprooting measure

Wine Spectator’s Tuscan focus: All the Italian labels featured in the Top 100

The American ranking reaffirms a special connection with Tuscan wines (with as many as 14 labels), while largely overlooking Piedmont...
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