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Vinitaly 2021 is not happening. Dates for the next edition have already been set: April 2022

Veronafiere confirmed the decision that was already in the air and has cancelled the 2021 edition of Vinitaly, which should have been held in June. The appointment has been moved to the spring of 2022.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Emerging Winery Award 2021: Cantina Ridolfi in Montalcino

Here's the history of Ridolfi, top emerging winery of the year according to Gambero Rosso.

Vinitaly slides to June. Here are the calendar changes for trade fair events 2021

New postponement for Vinitaly: the 54th edition of the Verona fair will be held in June 2021. Still no postponements for ProWein, the German fair currently confirmed for the month of March.

Sustainability and wine: working towards a single certification standard

The project, announced last year by Mipaaf, struggled with Covid. But thanks to emergency action, it found its place within the "Relaunch Decree." Blasi assures a “Certification within the next harvest campaign.” Meanwhile, Equalitas has opened a permanent wine-labour round...

Online wine auctions never stopped

Driven by the positive wave of digital technology, auction sales also performed well. While Christie's sets its record on the web, Catawiki and Cambi are experimenting with new sellers. And good news comes from Hong Kong as well: the first...

Prosecco Docg. Time to start over from value

It’s time for a new start, even in the wine world. Beginning with Prosecco Docg, which has to focus more on sustainability and distinctive value.

Verdicchio Boys. How new generations rethink winemaking of Castelli di Jesi

Longevity and versatility, pushed towards organic regimen and experimentation. The Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi is experiencing one of the magic moments of its history. The secret? The new wine producers who, next to the historical names of the denomination,...

Golfo dei Poeti. A coastal story narrated by green oysters

We went to Liguria, in the famous Golfo dei Poeti, where everything is green. Oysters included. Here is what we liked the most. 

Where to eat in Zurich. Dada & Food, creative chefs

Art, culture, culinary tradition: the economic heart of Switzerland is one of Europe’s most avant-garde cities, and that includes their fine dining locales. In September, with the second edition of Food Zürich, the Swiss capital will show off its tastier...

Great Britain. The Brexit effect: wine prices have never been so high

Prices are growing and imports keep decreasing. Here is what happened in Great Britain in the past 12 months, and what is going to happen after the elections.
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