Wine News

The Garda DOC bets on low-alcohol wines: amendment to the regulations for a Garganega at 8.5 degrees

The Consortium is ready to fly to Paris alongside the other Lake consortia: "A synergy exclusively linked to Vinexpo-Wine Paris," clarifies President Paolo Fiorini

"We don’t want a wind farm in the middle of the vineyards" – the alarm raised by the Morellino di Scansano Consortium

The president of the protection body, Bernardo Guicciardini Calamai, denounces the project that plans for 11 wind turbines between Scansano and Magliano: "They want to expropriate our land for €3,000 per hectare"

Dealcoholized doc wines and Piwi can wait. Word of Michele Zanardo, head of the New Wine Committee

The new president says he is open to innovations but warns: "Experimentation comes first." The priority now is to make up for delays in the regulations that need to be modified

Trump’s tariffs? Italian wine could lose up to €330 million a year

The analysis by Unione Italiana Vini highlights a drop of between 13% and 17% in the value of wine exports. Frescobaldi: "Inflation will also penalise consumers."

From Franciacorta comes the first extra virgin olive oil by Ca' Del Bosco

The renowned winery has unveiled its first-ever green gold, entirely produced in-house

Trump freezes tariffs: the beginning of a new (absurd) way of doing politics marked by volatility

Europe has some hope of avoiding them but is preparing a tough stance. No concessions for China. Meanwhile, stock markets fluctuate

The 15 best value Aglianico del Vulture wines chosen by Gambero Rosso

In the wine landscape of Basilicata, a privileged place belongs to Aglianico del Vulture, one of the great reds of Southern Italy, yet still not well known enough. To discover it, here is a list of labels 

The 7 best Salice Salentino reds chosen by Gambero Rosso

Present in high percentages in most red and rosé wines from Puglia, negroamaro is the star of the Salice Salentino reds featured in this list of labels, all awarded the top accolade, Tre Bicchieri, or at least reaching the final...

How Passito di Pantelleria is made

According to Report, the grape drying method used by the Donnafugata winery may not be the traditional one, due to the presence of some suspicious greenhouses. But let’s take a step back: how exactly is it produced?

The second life of Tuscan Merlot: the wine successfully challenging climate change

Despite warmer temperatures and thousands of hectares lost, this international grape variety is evolving in Tuscany and attracting new enthusiasts. The success stories of Messorio and Masseto
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