Wine News

Cooperative Winery of the Year Award goes to Cantine San Marzano in San Marzano di San Giuseppe

The Cooperative Winery of the Year award in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide goes to a business that's almost 60 years old.

The Grower of the Year Award goes to Gianni Doglia

The passion for Barbera and other wines. The story of the Winemaker of the Year

Red Wine of the Year Award goes to Brunello di Montalcino Vigna del Suolo '16 by Argiano

The Red Wine of the Year award in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide goes to a winery in Montalcino founded almost 500 years ago.

Rosé Wine of the Year Award goes to Zero Gaglioppo Rosato 2020 Az. Agr. Brigante

The Rosé Wine of the Year Award in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide goes to a "without" wine: zero sulphites, yeasts or filtrations

Solidarity Project Award according to Vini d'Italia 2022 goes to San Salvatore 1988

San Salvatore 1988 with its Quattro Cuori wine, wins the prize for the Solidarity Project in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide.

The Bubbles of the Year Award goes to Cartizze Brut La Rivetta '20 Villa Sandi

Cartizze Brut La Rivetta '20 by Villa Sandi: produced in 15,000 bottles a year, wins the Bubbles of the Year Award in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide.

Sweet Wine of the Year Award Zhabib Passito '20 Hibiscus

The Sweet Wine of the Year in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide goes to a passito produced by the only winery on Ustica.

Emerging Winery Award according to Vini d'Italia 2022 guide: Bentu Luna

Contemporary wines, rich in charm and authenticity, capable of capturing the best aspects of past wine making and of rendering the right (economic and social) value to the land itself. Bentu Luna wins the Emerging Winery award in the Vini...

Castello Vicchiomaggio. Family history in the heart of Chianti

From the 1970s onwards, the Chianti area has been growing in terms of quality, research and sustainability. Here’s the history of Castello Vicchiomaggio.

Cantina San Michele. The island of Marzemino (and more)

The fully organic winery produces around 70,000 bottles from a 40-acre vineyard with an average of 25-year-old vines, with the exception of one parcel where the vines are 60 years old. Here is Cantina San Michele.
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