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Grillo di Sicilia. A Pirandellian grape for a wine with many identities

Grillo di Sicilia is a grape with a strong personality (actually, personalities), which creates wines with many identities.

20 Years of Nussbaumer, a memorable vertical tasting

The idea of ​​the Nussbaumer wine we know today was born in 1999 and won the Tre Bicchieri award for the first time. Here's a memorable vertical tasting.

Egypt: a 5,000 year old "industrial brewery" discovered in Abydos

Apparently, the distinction between artisanal and industrial breweries dates back to the Nile Civilisation: a "brewery" has just been found in the archaeological site of Abydos that rivals the big multinationals in the brewing industry. Date of construction? 5,000 years...

Tramin&Gewürz, wine combo that impresses young people

The Tramin cooperative winery has a long history that is intimately linked with the main grape variety of the area: gewürztraminer. Today Gewürztraminer is one of the great South Tyrolean wines.

The legendary Amarena Fabbri crock cannot be copied. The ruling in China awards Italian design

Designed almost a hundred years ago, the famous crock painted with blue floral motifs on a white background contains an equally famous product worldwide, Amarena Fabbri. A ruling of the Shanghai court prohibits counterfeiting, considering "the high reputation of the...

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Baglio di Pianetto, unexpected Sicily

Baglio di Pianetto was born in 1997 in Santa Cristina Gela, with vineyards embracing the main building. Here's the story of unexpected Sicily.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Collalto: a thousand years of history in the name of sustainability.

Collalto produces many labels: bubbles dominate the range, but there are also quite a few still wines. Here are the details.

Beef Wellington: history and recipe of an iconic dish

Today it is famous mainly thanks to Gordon Ramsey, but beef Wellington has much older origins, dating back to the nineteenth century.

Mobile chicken coop in Trentino. Here’s how it works

A chicken coop on wheels that moves as the hens run out of fresh grass to peck: the winning idea of a young entrepreneur from the Trentino Anselmi farm

Biodynamics. Not just small wineries, but also bigger businesses are adopting it

It is not only small farms that choose biodynamics: today even large wineries follow the teachings of Rudolf Steiner
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