William Pregentelli

The "Mountain Bubbles" are increasingly tinged with pink, and this type is growing in both quality and prestige: let us guide you through the world of Trentodoc Rosé

Here is the story of the young winemaker from Cupramontana who works with agronomic expertise and artisanal sensitivity for the sustainable future of Verdicchio

Ribona (also known as Maceratino) is back in the spotlight with renewed energy and new prospects for enhancement: here are the best bottles 

Franciacorta Rosé is establishing itself, vintage after vintage, as a mature and distinctive expression of the denomination, thanks to steady growth, innovations in the production regulations, and increasing recognition

Among the many prestigious winegrowing areas of Veneto, there is one that can boast volcanic origins and is carving out a role for itself within the regional panorama. Let’s discover together the wines of the Euganean Hills 

After a period of growth, the consumption of rosé wines has experienced a slight slowdown. In Puglia, however, rosés have established themselves as high-quality products, thanks to the use of traditional indigenous grape varieties. Here are our best tastings

Rosso di Montalcino is now a wine with a strong personality, offering an excellent gateway into the world of Montalcino. It is by no means a lesser sibling of Brunello. Here are the labels offering the best quality-to-price ratio

The story of Ribolla is that of a grape variety that has journeyed through time, preserving the deep essence of the territory it belongs to. Here are those with the best quality-price ratio

The commercial success of some grape varieties risks overshadowing others. Here, we want to shed light on Dolcetto – the grape variety that is striving to resist the ongoing “Nebbiolisation” of the Piedmont vineyard

Even in areas of great winemaking success, it is possible to find excellent wines that combine quality and price. We prove it to you with this list of Etna wines, including whites, rosés and reds