Marzio Taccetti

The French government pays vine growers to uproot vineyards

Eighty million euros will be used to support cash-strapped winegrowers facing difficulties caused by unforeseen events, while 150 million will be allocated for the uprooting of plants

The Vignaioli di Valle di Mezzane, thirteen wineries with a common goal

A new group emerges from the union of 13 wineries in the East Verona area. The objective is to enhance the production of Valle di Mezzane and, simultaneously, promote a territorial zoning project

In a famous French restaurant, some extremely expensive wine bottles have disappeared, but no one knows how

At La Tour d'Argent, also known for inspiring the Pixar animated film Ratatouille, wine bottles worth 1.5 million euros have been stolen. There is no evidence of break-ins, but the investigation continues

Abruzzo wines scoop up awards. The region wins 37 medals at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles

An excellent outcome achieved during the prestigious international wine competition. A total of 37 medals were won by 21 producing companies, awarded during the presentation in L'Aquila

Whiskey record: $2.8 million for a rare Irish bottle

Aged for thirty years, there are only seven bottles in existence. But that's not the only reason that makes it unique. One of the seven specimens was sold to a wealthy collector for an exorbitant amount.

The illegal beer that has become an object of fetishism: The strange story of Samuel Adams Brewery's Utopias

A limited edition beer, among those with the highest alcohol content and illegal in many parts of the United States. Here is Utopias, a beer produced by the Samuel Adams Brewery, which is released for sale every two years.

Next year we'll be able to toast with a new sparkling wine: Asti Rosé is born

The two aromatic varieties of Moscato and Brachetto will give rise to a new sparkling wine that will join the ranks of the Docg Moscato d'Asti and Asti spumante.

A very famous Champagne is on the verge of extinction. This is the Bollinger label that could disappear forever

The production of Bollinger's prestigious cuvée Vieilles Vignes Françaises is at risk: in the future, it may no longer be possible to create it. Here’s why

Here comes the “electronic palate” for wine, to identify the origin, faults and grapes used

Artificial intelligence enters the world of wine as an important tool against counterfeit labels, or to help with production and blending. Here’s how

Napoleon’s favourite wine was not Champagne. Myths and Legends about the Emperor at the Table

The historical figure remains today a one that has inspired and continues to inspire artists, writers, and directors. What connection existed between the renowned leader and wine?
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