In this episode of Rare Wines we stop in Manduria and Tramonti, discovering two red wines that tell the story of Southern Italy's wine-growing territory.
In this episode of Vini Rari - Rare Wines we discover two interpretations of the same grape variety grown in the suitable area of Bolgheri. Two cabernet franc-based reds of great character and richness produced in a limited number of...
The fashion for natural wines is also depopulating in Naples, thanks to niche wine bars that have decided to bet on this production. Here are a series of addresses not to be missed.
At the winter garden spaces of the Crowne Plaza in Verona, the denominations Primitivo di Manduria DOP, Salice Salentino DOP and Brindisi DOP were the protagonists of a great tasting. Here the photo reportage of the event.
A real amphitheatre dug in the rock frames Tenuta Le Cave, a wine relais located in Tregnago, where Valpolicella gives way to the initial elevations of the Lessinia Natural Park.
The two whites in this episode of Vini Rari - Rare Wines are produced respectively in just 1,782 and 1,500 bottles. They have character to spare and can age gracefully for well over 10 years. Campania calls, Friuli-Venezia Giulia answers.
Owned by the Insalata family, today Nicola leads a company that strongly focuses on its territory, the Murgia Barese. With Gioia del Colle Primitivo Fanova '20, Terrecarsiche 1939 won its first Tre Bicchieri. Let's discover the winery together.
The company founded by Italo Cescon after WWII is now run with a firm grip by his children Gloria, Graziella and Domenico, who have transformed it deeply, giving rise to a series of labels closely linked to the territory.
The Vettoretti siblings, Gabriella, Paolo and Renato, have developed the family business founded in 2001. Today they count on an important viticultural platform that explores some of the most beautiful exposures of the district. All with attention focused on sustainability.