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Osteria Florence

Florence Osteria brings to Los Angeles a bit of traditional tuscany  -and Italian in general- cuisine in a cozy place with a casual atmosphere. Handmade pasta, Fiorentina Steak ...and, of course, Tuscan wine.The menu combines recipes from the region of Tuscany with those...

Bello by Sandro Nardone

Sandro Nardone's Restaurant offers a conception of classic Italian cuisine made modern by the chef's hand and experience. From appetizers, to dessert, the dishes on the menu represent a small culinary journey through the regions of Italy. A good selection of...

Matteo's

Matteo's is located inside the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas and brings a taste of Northern Italian cuisine. Born from the collaboration between restaurateur Matteo Ferdinandi and chef Angelo Auriana, the restaurant aims to convey Italian roots and memories through traditional dishes...

Na Favola

An authentic Italian trattoria in Denver. Na Favola aims to bring the warm and welcoming atmosphere of a family-run Italian eatery serving tasty and traditional dishes from Italy, succeeding in its goal. Along with great pasta dishes, there is also...

Virtu Pizzeria

Opened in 2020, this pizzeria traces the Neapolitan style of pizza, bringing Scottsdale closer to Naples. The authenticity of the tradition is guaranteed by a wood-fired oven where the discs are baked. Try the simple, but classic and excellent Margherita....

"We don’t want a wind farm in the middle of the vineyards" – the alarm raised by the Morellino di Scansano Consortium

The president of the protection body, Bernardo Guicciardini Calamai, denounces the project that plans for 11 wind turbines between Scansano and Magliano: "They want to expropriate our land for €3,000 per hectare"

"In Thai supermarkets, there are entire walls of Prosecco. Italian wine is increasingly in demand." The brand manager of Italasia speaks out

The elimination of tariffs has boosted the import of European wines and made Thailand the only growing market in Asia. Gian Carlo De Cesare is convinced: "Italy can compete with Australia and Chile."

Will the perpetual reserve save Champagne from climate change?

For producers, the perpetual reserve is becoming a potential solution to combat climate change, as well as a means to achieve greater complexity in Champagne

A Calabrian wine triumphs in the New York Times: among the best of 2024

In Eric Asimov’s list of the year’s most memorable wines, published in the New York Times, Italy makes an appearance with two wines from the Chianti region and one from Calabria

The rise, growth, and collapse of the Chinese Wine Market: a parable of consumption explained by an importer

The journey of European wine purchases in China transitioned from being a status symbol to a genuine discovery. Meanwhile, the speculative bubble had already burst. Here is an analysis by Dan Siebers of the import company Wajiu China
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