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Bittersweet nostalgia: a retro bar inspired by the Seventies opens in the heart of Naples

In Via Santa Chiara, at number 18, a new bar takes inspiration from the old-school classics. At the centre of the counter, chats between friends make a comeback

A new life for Schiava: a brief history of the rediscovery of the traditional south Tyrolean wine

Travels and Tastings around Lake Kaltern, the homeland of the South Tyrolean grape variety now regaining popularity thanks to its freshness and wine tourism

Dinner in an ancient mill: the 11 best places to eat and stay

In Italy, several restored buildings along rivers and streams offer dining, accommodation, and entertainment

On the Colline Novaresi hills a fine wine from a small denomination is produced. Here are the best labels

This is a great mountain wine we’re talking about—one that requires time and attention but rewards with absolute depth, elegance and identity. A perfect synthesis between the austerity of Nebbiolo and the delicacy of an intact, balanced natural environment

Lingua di Procida, the lemon-based sweet made only on the smallest island in the Gulf of Naples

It can only be enjoyed on the smallest island in the Gulf of Naples: the lingua di Procida is the much-loved dessert made with local lemons

The best gelaterias in Naples, Capri, Ischia, and Sorrento

From the classic and essential lemon gelato (best if from Sorrento) to the tarallo flavour, from Vesuvian apricot to the timeless fiordilatte. Here are the best gelaterias in Naples and its province

In 8 labels, the new life of Caldaro’s Schiava: our tastings

The story of how Caldaro’s Schiava is finding a new path, far from the idea of a simple, light red

“US Tariffs? The consequences will be devastating for Italian wine.” Cooperatives criticise Italian politics

Luca Rigotti, head of the wine sector, warns Parliament of the risks and calls for greater flexibility and diplomacy

Don’t call It a rooftop: it’s a museum, a kitchen, and a stage

On the roof of the Macro, contemporary art and industrial archaeology form the backdrop to a new rooftop bistro. Between artistic aperitifs, Sunday brunch, and a new menu by Manuel Nardo

The farmhouse with kitchen in the Mantuan countryside where you can eat (and produce) free-range pork

Culatello, lardo, ribs, pulled pork and tripe are the stars of a small farm opened by Francesco Bissoli
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