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The Consorzio Vino Chianti heads to Nigeria: 'A historic step towards opening new routes for Italian wine'

It will be the consorzio's first official visit to Africa, with 13 wineries and a Gambero Rosso-led masterclass: “A young market with high potential”.

'The Mercosur agreement is also good for Prosecco'

The Consorzio Tutela Prosecco DOC had pointed out that it will take ten years to halt local production. “The perfect is the enemy of the good: without the agreement, we would have no tools to intervene,” explains president Guidolin.

The bottle where Vino Nobile di Montepulciano meets Milanese design

Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Avignonesi's Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG 2015 Late Release comes with a unique artwork intended to carry the spirit of the winery "beyond the bottle".

Pinot Noir overtakes other red grapes in Oltrepò Pavese

The new mapping drawn up by the Consorzio Tutela Vini Oltrepò Pavese shows the predominance of the grape variety used primarily for traditional-method sparkling wines and points the way forward for the future.

What does 2026 hold for New York pizza?

Gambero Rosso speaks with pizza expert Scott Wiener about the sort of slices you might find in New York City in 2026, as well as how the hot honey craze has stuck around, and why the city's new Mayor may...

Why coffee and lemon is a classic combination worth trying

At the Gran Caffè in Giugliano, customers come from all over Campania to taste a recipe that combines espresso with Sorrento lemons — a drink that has become a symbol of an old-school craft.

'Sustainability is not an abstract term'

For Prosecco producer and Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Bortolomiol, the notion of sustainable business practices goes far beyond the environmental side.

Trebbiano Spoletino changes colour

The Consorzio Vini Montefalco is introducing a number of changes, including the expansion of production area, adding 'Umbria' to labels, and scrapping mentions of 'bianco'.

Why not every trattoria should be written about

Antonella De Santis shares her sentimental ode to the nameless osterie, or why loving a place sometimes means keeping it secret.

Brigitte Bardot’s final rosé: the wine that marks the end of an icon

Just a few months before her passing, the diva unveiled two rosé wines in Provence: not a celebratory venture, but the last public gesture tied to her name and to a region she had chosen as home.
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