In Alto Adige, the Pinot Noir, in its finest versions, has moved away from the fruity and immediate style to express a stronger connection with the territory and its many facets. As demonstrated by the two labels awarded Tre Bicchieri...
Important modifications are being proposed for the regulations governing Barolo and Barbaresco, but producers must provide their consent. There is also consideration for approving the planting of vineyards in areas favored by climate change
The Grand Cru d'Italia classification by Gelardini&Romani sheds light on the evolution of Italian wines over the past 20 years. Piedmont surpasses Tuscany, with a focus on Etna and Abruzzo