More than half of the wines that obtained the highest recognition in Campania are whites (with Fiano di Avellino confirming itself as one of the greatest Italian whites), but excellent results also come from the reds (more than in recent...
The Vini d’Italia 2026 Guide by Gambero Rosso portrays a Lombardy in dazzling form when it comes to wine. Franciacorta, Valtellina, Oltrepò and Valtènesi are at the top of the ranking in terms of the number of award-winning labels, but...
The Marche are in splendid form, with Verdicchio taking centre stage – from Castelli di Jesi to Matelica – between confirmations and new entries, but there are also excellent results from other denominations (one of which has been awarded for...
Led by Marco Antonelli, it faces a series of challenges: from relations with the consortium of Cesanese del Piglio to the promotion of the whole territory. Thus, the Lazio Pinot Noir looks to the future
Here are the wines that have obtained the highest recognition in the Vini d’Italia 2026 guide, with a focus on what is happening in Emilia and Romagna, which from a wine-making point of view are in fact two different regions
by Elisa Bologna One hundred years of history full of changes overlooking the northern lagoon of Venice. For those who do not live in the city, Algiubagiò is a safe address for anyone passing through the lagoon in search...
The highest recognition, as we always say, is only the tip of the iceberg of a region where you can drink wonderfully and spend very reasonably, which in these times is certainly no bad thing. Here are the Umbrian wines...
Also this year in the Vini d’Italia guide you will find several wines from Brda: 22 reached our final tastings and 4 obtained the highest recognition. Here they are
The wine from Molise that this year has obtained our highest recognition is a blend of Montepulciano and Aglianico which, together with Tintilia, are the symbols of the Molise revival