Vittorio Ferla

“Here’s how Etna’s sparkling wines were born.” Maria Carella speaks — the oenologist who is revolutionising Sicily’s méthode classique

When she started out, there were very few female colleagues: “It’s a job that leaves little time for family.” The oenologist of Cantine Nicosia opens up and launches a challenge: to focus on dosage zero sparkling wines from the volcano

There’s a new Italian Metodo Classico: from Oltrepò comes the challenge of Classese

160 years after the first sparkling bottles in Rocca de’ Giorgi, the sparkling wines of Pavia seek a relaunch with a new name and new rules, renouncing the name Oltrepò. A project that finally unites all the wineries of the...

Etna and Langhe on the conquest of France. Where does this odd alliance come from that will bring the two consortia to Paris

Telling us about this “alliance sacrée” with the Barolo producers is Etna wine promotion manager Seby Costanzo, who on the eve of the Etna Days also launches a provocation

“Today the risk for Etna is that too much room is given to improvisation.” Salvo Foti speaks, the winemaker who invented the wine of the volcano

The oenologist recalls the renaissance of Etnean viticulture when very few believed in it. Then the exponential growth that made it a global oenological phenomenon, which, however, today also attracts speculators

From Valtellina to Sicily: the story of the two wine nomads who this year are bringing their "winery" to Pantelleria

Two partners in wine and a passion for travelling: Gian Piero Ioli and Maria Elena Dioguardi have created a different way of making wine that leads them every year to discover a new land

In the heart of the Teramo hills you can sleep inside wine barrels

The structures of Tenute Morganti, dedicated to the wines of the estate, are immersed in a small ecosystem of bees, lake and vineyards

"The first production regulations for Collio macerated wines are on the way". Luca Raccaro talks about the evolution of the DOC

The youngest president in the consortium's history explains how he is working to restore harmony among producers and announces the October preview: "It will focus on Friulano"

Arianna Occhipinti surprises everyone and returns to Verona: "There are too many natural wine fairs, and they’re too scattered"

The producer from Vittoria takes part in Vinitaly for the first time, breaking down the barriers that still separate conventional wine producers from natural wine makers

Half Passito, half sparkling: in Valpolicella, There’s a surprising wine produced by just one winery

Villa Rinaldi’s Recioto Metodo Classico is almost an oenological oxymoron. Released in only two vintages, it is a soft indulgence infused with spices, sour cherries, and chocolate
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