Search

Trovati 3968 risultati

The architect-chef who creates masterpieces of fresh pasta in Irpinia

The story of Franca De Filippis, who left construction sites of monuments to shape authentic dishes in the heart of Irpinia

Forget agreements: US tariffs are being paid by Italian wineries, squeezing profits

The Uiv Observatory reveals that the burden of additional tariffs falls almost entirely on businesses: “We need extraordinary public-private promotion.” And while the average price drops by 13.5%, in the United States some are already speculating

The Ligurian family that has safeguarded the Taggiasca olive for five generations

From the steep olive groves of the Valle Argentina to creative mixology in cocktails, the story of the Roi family

From the legend of the Poor Clare nuns to the lovestruck pastry chef: history and curiosities about the Sospiri di Bisceglie

They are century-old pastries tied to a southern tradition involving a noble marriage and Poor Clare nuns with golden hands

The super Gallura hotel that bets on the gastronomic uniqueness of Sardinia

75 suites nestled in greenery, direct access to secluded coves, a spa infused with the notes of myrtle, but above all a gastronomic offering of the highest level. Here is the 7Pines in Baia Sardinia

Who is Dominique Crenn, the first three-Michelin-starred female chef in the United States

The career of the activist who immigrated from France and self-taught cook has broken barriers and achieved great milestones, marked by personal challenges and conscious choices

Ice creams, cheeses and the Pope’s wines: the Pontifical Villas open their doors to taste

The Pontifical Villas of Castel Gandolfo, about 25 km south-east of Rome and for centuries the summer retreat of the Popes, have been transformed into a centre of excellence that combines sustainability, faith and, surprisingly, gastronomy

The restaurant founded by a former seminarian that conquered Sorrento with its cannelloni

Founded in 1868, the city’s symbolic restaurant is the birthplace of Cannelloni alla Sorrentina and guardian of a tradition intertwining history, culture and Mediterranean flavours

“Today the risk for Etna is that too much room is given to improvisation.” Salvo Foti speaks, the winemaker who invented the wine of the volcano

The oenologist recalls the renaissance of Etnean viticulture when very few believed in it. Then the exponential growth that made it a global oenological phenomenon, which, however, today also attracts speculators

In the Val di Comino there is a restaurant that combines Ischian tradition and excellent fish dishes

Vito Mattera and Marcella Marrocco believed in the area, challenging local preconceptions. We are at Villa Ischia, a restaurant driven by technique, passion and courage
1 2 3 399
linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram