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In Rome, there's a legendary Roman trattoria run by a family of women (where Sergio Leone loved to eat)

Ninety years ago, in the heart of Trastevere, a restaurant opened that, over time, helped build the history of this city. The secrets to the success of Checco er Carettiere

The 10 best South Tyrolean Kerners  selected by Gambero Rosso

South Tyrol is a region where vineyards extend over a small portion of land, running from north to south and characterised by highly diverse pedoclimatic conditions. These conditions allow many grape varieties to find their ideal terroir

The best rosé wines from Etna tasted by Gambero Rosso

It’s no longer news that wines from Mount Etna have been dominating our Sicilian tastings for several years now. While red and white varieties have already earned their rightful place, the rosé version is starting to make a name for...

The Syracuse restaurant that has become one of Sicily’s most coveted gourmet destinations

The arrival of the Michelin star brought it into the spotlight, but Cortile Spirito Santo continues to impress more each year. Here’s our visit

Rosé rush in the Hamptons: America's rich snap up wine

Trump's tariff war, currently frozen by a federal court, continues to alarm everyone — including wealthy New Yorkers

The best Supplì in Rome to eat while walking

Nothing beats a stringy supplì to curb your appetite: in Rome, it's a religion, and finding truly good ones is child's play. Here are the best

Italy is home to the highest number of urban vineyards in the world

More than 600 hectares of land and 132 vineyards in major cities across the globe. Venice holds the national record, followed by Rome and Bolzano

Fish bones and scales on the plate: the gourmet revival of discards in Italy and beyond

Bones and scales on the plate: the gourmet revival of scraps in Italy and around the world, from Cedroni to Lazzarini, from Paris to New York via Berlin

No more tourist traps in Venice: here’s a guide to avoid them

The Venetian lagoon, despite the introduction of an entrance fee, is increasingly falling prey to mass tourism. Here’s a guide to eating well

A new life for Schiava: a brief history of the rediscovery of the traditional south Tyrolean wine

Travels and Tastings around Lake Kaltern, the homeland of the South Tyrolean grape variety now regaining popularity thanks to its freshness and wine tourism
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