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Ancient origins, sustainable practices and very current results. The use of terracotta to preserve and refine food––from wine to cheese––dates back to the dawn of human civilization: often forgotten, today it excites producers, critics and the public. From Italy to...

A supple and jiucy palate with a finish of aniseed and mint: here is the Fontanavecchia Falanghina del Sannio 2017, a vibrant wine that can age really well.

In the last five years, we saw a real growth of Itlaian wine, especially for its Prosecco. The data by Wine Monitor.

Everyone loves Champagne: in France, there's now a controversy over the image of a popular Champagne, suitable for all occasions, especially the informal ones. Here are the details.

A Russian in Berlin: it's the story of Evgeny Vikentev, chef from St. Petersburg who recently opened a modern restaurant in the heart of West Berlin. With him, we discovered his cuisine and the most authentic flavours of the city.

The use of terracotta in wine making, verticals by Ferrari and Masi, natural wines from Sweden and Denmark and much more: here's everything you can find in our Wine Travel Food from January.

The Wine and Spirit Trade Association say that 2018 was a record year for gin sales, especially pink gin. Here are all the details.

Eating, drinking and shopping in Matera: a complete guide for food lovers travelling to the European Capital of Culture in 2019, including dishes and typical products.

The zeroing of duties was the last step of the free trade agreement Chafta-China Australia Free Trade Agreement, signed in Camberra in 2015. Tariffs have been reduced since then and Australia is not the second largest wine supplier in China.

Beer registered 200.2 million barrels with a cost increase of 5% to $117.3 billion. Spirits grew by 2.9% in volume, with 235.6 million 9-liter cases: here is how United States are spending money on alcohol.