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"Here’s how we produce our 'Natural' wines without flaws": the story of the Paraschos Winery

The Collio winery has received the prestigious "Tre Bicchieri" award for the first time with its Collio Friulano Kaj '21. The secret lies in producing wines with minimal human intervention and great respect for the raw materials and the land

"Complex climate, but the quality of the grapes is Good": Franciacorta begins the 2024 harvest

Despite a year marked by mild temperatures, some frost, and a lot of rain, the harvested grapes are of good quality. However, thoughts are already turning to the future and how to tackle the challenges posed by climate change

Tommaso Mazzanti from All'Antico Vinaio will produce wine together with Joe Bastianich

After opening several locations across Italy, Tommaso Mazzanti, in collaboration with Joe Bastianich, is creating his first wine label produced in the heart of Tuscany

"Challenging climate, but grape quality is good." Franciacorta begins the 202 harvest

Despite a year marked by mild temperatures, some frost, and significant rainfall, the harvested grapes are of good quality. However, thoughts are already turning to the future and how to mitigate the challenges posed by climate change

The Sicilian winemaker who gave refugees new hope: the story of Antonino Caravaglio

The Caravaglio winery welcomed four young refugees into the business, and over time, they became full-time employees who now drive the winery's production

Dear wine producers, sooner or later, it comes down to focusing on China

There are many emerging wine markets in Asia, but China remains the country with the greatest potential: keep an eye on the numbers

1,800-Year-Old wine cellar discovered in San Gimignano: here’s how wine was made in ancient times

During the 17th excavation campaign at the Roman villa of Aiano, dating back to the 4th century, an 1,800-year-old wine cellar was found. This discovery sheds light on the production and trade of wine in ancient times

"Dramatic situation: no water, we’re cutting the grapes to save the vines," warns Fausto Albanesi, winemaker in Abruzzo

The lack of rain in Loreto Aprutino has forced the winemaker to cut the clusters from old vines to reduce the workload for the plant and help it survive the drought period. Another sign of the ongoing climate change

Aperol Spritz takes the U.S. by storm: here's why It's the favourite cocktail

Aperol Spritz is now the most popular cocktail in the United States, chosen as the favourite in 22 out of 50 states, followed by Margarita and Old Fashioned

A Sicilian winemaker is revitalizing viticulture on the Stromboli Volcano

Nino Caravaglio has founded Vigne di Mare, a company with vineyards on the slopes of the still-active Stromboli volcano. From the volcanic soil comes a fascinating and intense wine, breathing new life into the island’s viticulture
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