Loredana Sottile

Italian wineries rely on LinkedIn and Instagram for online communication

Piccini has been named the top digital winery of 2025 by Omnicom PR Group Italia, ahead of Mezzacorona and Frescobaldi. Online content is also seeing a rise in references to de-alcoholised wines and indigenous grape varieties.

'Watch out for Ireland: wine health warnings have only been postponed to 2028,' warns CEEV secretary

Ignacio Sànchez also reveals the behind-the-scenes of the Wine Package: “Approval expected by February, but vine uprooting will be a major battleground between the European Parliament and the EU Commission.”

Jannik Sinner toasts ATP victory with Asti, but Italian newspapers call it 'Champagne'

The champion’s celebrations and the media’s misstep open a reflection on Italy’s peculiar fascination with everything foreign. Ricagno: “We invested in Italian identity. We’re disappointed.”

Niko Romito restaurants to offer all-female wine lists

From Rome to Tokyo, every restaurant by Niko Romito in Bulgari group hotels will feature a special wine list dedicated to the heroic women of Italian organic wine

Forget agreements: US tariffs are being paid by Italian wineries, squeezing profits

The Uiv Observatory reveals that the burden of additional tariffs falls almost entirely on businesses: “We need extraordinary public-private promotion.” And while the average price drops by 13.5%, in the United States some are already speculating

Forget containment. Italy will produce 47.4 million hectolitres of wine: ten more than France

Quality to frame and volumes higher than expected (+8% compared to 2024): the only negative sign is in Tuscany, while the South grows. Frescobaldi: “It will be difficult to guarantee the right remuneration for the supply chain in this way”

Agreement with Mercosur: the European Commission gives the green light. The wine sector rejoices

As of today, import tariffs on wine to Argentina and Brazil stand at 27%. Frescobaldi: “These are the trade agreements we like”

Italy prepares for an (almost) perfect harvest. 45 million hectolitres expected

According to Coldiretti forecasts, almost all Italian regions will see an increase. Drought weighs heavily on vineyards in Sicily, Sardinia, Campania, and Marche

Trump’s wine tariffs also weigh on the United States: a $25 billion blow

According to UIV estimates, there could be a real 17% domino effect on the US wine business within a year

With 15% US tariffs, Italian wine loses over 300 million euros. But there’s still hope for an exemption

Disappointment in the wine industry after Trump’s announcement. Moscato d’Asti, Pinot Grigio and Chianti Classico are the most exposed
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