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From Ponza to Satrico, from Anzio to Olevano and Amatrice, the attention of Antonio Santarelli and Paolo Tiefenthaler is increasingly directed to the enhancement of territory enclaves where respect for nature, quality of the grapes and human work are in...

The agreement between U-Label and Giunko has been announced, allowing the use of a single QR code for information on disposal and list of ingredients. And Italy becomes an example to follow in Europe.

Chianti was originally obtained with a blend of Sangiovese grapes but also white berried varieties. A suggestive Riserva, which refers to that philosophy, meets a delicious Piedirosso produced on the volcanic soils of Campi Flegrei.

A family history spanning almost 50 years at the service of territory and of a passion. Beni di Batasiolo tells about Piemonte and its wines through a constant search for quality and the interpretation of the vintages.

Ventiventi vineyards extend for 45 hectares in Medolla, in the heart of Emilia-Romagna. Here's the story of the organic and sustainable winery.

Due Palme can count on the strength of 1,000 winegrowers who look after 3,000 hectares of vineyards, many of which are alberello-trained. Here's the story of the winery.

Three wines to remember for the historic Montalcino estate, capable of producing increasingly territorial wines and in step with the times

Discovering Pandataria, the only still wine produced by Candidaterra on the tiny island of Ventotene, and a Malvasia, macerated on the skins, by Tenuta Faragò, in one of the most suitable areas of Sardinia: Serdiana, in the province of Cagliari

Foreign markets reward the company from Farra di Soligo, which increases its presence outside national borders. Stefano Pola, owner of Andreola, tells us about his 2022 and anticipates the moves for this new year.

The historic Abruzzo cooperative doesn’t look like it’s going to stop and goes on to conquer foreign markets recording beyond positive performances. The secret? Authenticity and high quality without having to break the bank