Vitello tonnato has arrived in Bagheria. And no, it’s not a mistake: the next-generation osteria is rewriting the rules of Sicilian comfort food

We visited the new bistro by one of Sicily’s best restaurants. Here’s how it went

“Now is the right time to invest in wine.” Alejandro Bulgheroni renews his winemaking challenge

In an interview with Wine News, the owner of Dievole and Podere Brizio highlights how a time of crisis can become an opportunity to strengthen investments in the sector and consolidate those already made

How to book a table at the most coveted Trattoria in Italy

A legendary spot, Ai Due Platani, famed for its dreamy tortelli — and for how hard it is to get a table. The secret? We reveal it here

In the US, consumption of Italian wine plummets: -10% in May alone. UIV warns: “Tariffs could deal a fatal blow”

Worst figures in the first five months of the year. Lamberto Frescobaldi calls for a reassessment of the current national wine system

The 'Bread of the Year' is in Milazzo (and it’s cunzato)

The creators of Pane Cunzato, named Bread of the Year by the Pane e Panettieri d’Italia 2026 Guide, explain how a strong passion and particular attention to environmental and social sustainability are the foundations of their project, Frangipane

From Jägermeister to beetroot: the “king of bitters” and his daughter have transformed Merano into a wellness retreat

Rebirth according to Villa Eden: wellness, fine dining, and nature. In Merano, Italy’s first beauty farm continues to lead the way

Trippa turns ten: how it changed Milan

Ten years of Trippa, the most famous trattoria in Milan (and perhaps in all of Italy). A legendary, highly coveted and influential restaurant. A place where many have eaten — and even more still hope to

Turning point at Federvini: Giacomo Ponti is the new president. Albiera Antinori confirmed as head of the wine group

After four years under Pallini’s leadership, the highest role in the federation is now held, for the first time, by a representative of the vinegar sector

Florence and the Tucci Effect: between promotion and tourism pressure

The popularity of the show is said to have sparked a wave of food and wine tourism which, in some areas, is proving problematic

Fewer reds, more bubbles and easy-drinking wines. The Valoritalia report confirms changing consumer trends

The key word: versatility. According to Chief Operating Officer Giuseppina Amodio: “The competitiveness of denominations is no longer just about historical value, but about the ability to intercept changes.”
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