Wine News

Mario Alberto Romano and Cosmo Rombolà, with their wineries near the famous Costa degli Dei, share more than just a friendship—they are partners in a remarkable winemaking venture

South Tyrol is a region where vineyards extend over a small portion of land, running from north to south and characterised by highly diverse pedoclimatic conditions. These conditions allow many grape varieties to find their ideal terroir

It’s no longer news that wines from Mount Etna have been dominating our Sicilian tastings for several years now. While red and white varieties have already earned their rightful place, the rosé version is starting to make a name for...

Oenologist and export manager at Caprili, he previously served as Vice-President of the protection body during the last three-year term

Trump's tariff war, currently frozen by a federal court, continues to alarm everyone — including wealthy New Yorkers

From the flower-filled ruins of Lazio to the monsters carved in the tufa of Bomarzo, and the perfect harmony of Villa Gamberaia in the hills of Florence: a journey into the silent and visionary beauty of the Italian landscape

After a period of growth that has brought the DOCG to 3.2 million bottles, efforts are now focused on the Piemonte is brand. On 16 June, a B2B event in Rome

In Scarlino, Tuscany, the “Tiramisu” project has been launched. The wine ageing process will be monitored by the University of Pisa and the National Institute for Nuclear Physics

More than 600 hectares of land and 132 vineyards in major cities across the globe. Venice holds the national record, followed by Rome and Bolzano

Within the consortium’s ranks, efforts are underway to smooth out the tensions that have arisen in recent years over production regulations. In September, a conference will bring together experts for a discussion