Lorenzo Ruggeri

In the name of lightness, we are also draining the future. Here's how (not) today's wines will age

Wines are becoming increasingly ready for immediate consumption. To be poured right away, for the preview of the preview, for the Japanese importer in line

In challenging vintages, the talent of winemakers shines through. The 10 best Bordeaux wines of 2021

Here are the top labels in a particularly complicated year for Bordeaux, tasted at Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris 2024

Why we enthusiastically choose Magnum, the best of all possible wine formatsWhy we enthusiastically choose Magnum, the best of all possible wine formats

Large formats evoke festivities, celebrations, or anniversaries. But above all, to better preserve wine and enhance its freshness, the one and a half-liter bottle is the best choice

Lightness, lightness, lightness. This is how the taste of Champagne is changing

Less is more. The two new cuvées, signed by Bruno Paillard and Pommery, confirm the recent stylistic shift

Conservative or daring: tell me which wine you uncork, and I'll tell you who you are (but know that disappointment is part of the experience)

Two types of drinkers, two types of people. There are those who seek confirmation, comfort, and those who uncork to find something new.

Rising fever for Indigenous wines: the most sought-after Italian collector wines worldwide

The Grand Cru d'Italia classification by Gelardini&Romani sheds light on the evolution of Italian wines over the past 20 years. Piedmont surpasses Tuscany, with a focus on Etna and Abruzzo

Investing in Italian wines: debunking aging myths and strategic insights

Contrary to popular belief, the idea that wine becomes more valuable with age is a misconception. Even in renowned labels, the value rapidly declines beyond a certain maturity threshold. Gelardini & Romani auction house provides insights into navigating the wine...

Around the world in seven red wines, from Australia to Armenia passing through California

An oenological playlist to navigate with style through different countries producing excellent wines, from Armenia and California to Spain and France, Australia and Slovenia

The unsuspected enemy of wine hides inside your home

This is why the household refrigerator is not at all suitable for wine aging

Discoveries in South Tyrol: three curious wines, companions for great evenings

Labels with exciting sips to lighten our evenings. We had run out of candles on the table, so we uncorked a Schiava...
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