Giuseppe Carrus

Six thousand wines and two thousand spirits. The story of three friends who opened their dream venue in Milan

Three wine-loving friends moved from Puglia to Milan to open the venue of their dreams: 18,000 bottles of wine and 2,000 spirits to be enjoyed neat only

The great Chianti Colli Fiorentini from the family that invented Vermouth

Torre a Cona is the historic winery of the Rossi di Montelera family: the family that founded Martini & Rossi

What it’s like to dine at Torno Subito, Massimo Bottura’s restaurant where a top-class Italian chef is in the kitchen

We returned to Miami for the Vini d’Italia event and found a city on the rise in the culinary scene

In the heart of Verona, the “sanctuary” of wine where you can sip a glass for one euro next to grand Bordeaux

In the heart of the Scaliger city lies an ancient wine shop, a true institution for wine lovers…

Fewer bottles, more by-the-glass: how to build the wine list of the future

The days when a great wine list had to be merely… long, are long gone. Restaurant cellars are evolving: fewer bottles, more by-the-glass options (and artificial intelligence)

Art and lightness: this is what San Leonardo 2020 tells us

The latest vintage of the renowned Trentino wine offers a delicate, elegant, and graceful sip. Moreover, only 999 bottles from the entire production have been adorned with an artist's label

Slow Wine Fair 2025: the best wines tasted, according to Gambero Rosso

Here are the wines we liked the most, authentic and full of character, among the many we tasted in Bologna during the three days of the fair promoted by the Slow Wine Coalition

The new life of dessert wines: the era of serving them only at the end of a meal is over

Italian sweet wines are a true global rarity, born from an ideal climate and a centuries-old culture that we risk losing if we do not break away from traditional pairings

Italian wine takes centre stage in Kenya: Gambero Rosso brings 50 producers to Nairobi

In the first ten months of 2024, imports of Italian wines increased by approximately 12%: Italy is now the third-largest supplier, after South Africa and France

The hidden wine bar in a carpenter’s workshop in the heart of Cagliari that inspired the film Sideways

There’s a small wine bar, tucked away inside a carpenter’s workshop in the heart of Cagliari, where the host is a “serial bottle-opener.” It is said that here, the inspiration for the film Sideways was born
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