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Tre Bicchieri 2026, the best wines of Alto Adige awarded by Gambero Rosso

The 24 labels that have received our highest recognition confirm the excellent work carried out in the region by cooperatives and small producers in increasingly enhancing the vineyard–varietal combination

Tre Bicchieri 2026, the best wines of Calabria awarded by Gambero Rosso

The ugly duckling has now become a splendid swan that majestically flies towards new horizons. Beyond the metaphor, this is the year that definitively consolidates the renaissance of Calabrian wine

Tre Bicchieri 2026, the best wines of Basilicata awarded by Gambero Rosso

Once again this year, Aglianico del Vulture is the protagonist among the wines that have obtained the highest recognition; three are well-known names, but there is also an emerging winery

Tre Bicchieri 2026, the best wines of Abruzzo awarded by Gambero Rosso

The 2024 harvest in Abruzzo has managed to restore confidence after the difficulties of recent years. Here are the 16 labels that have obtained our highest recognition

Tre Bicchieri 2026, the best wines of Liguria awarded by Gambero Rosso

Record number of award-winning wines this year in Liguria, with whites naturally taking the lion’s share, but there’s also a red. Here they are

Frescoed ceilings, tarot cards and signature menus. The mysterious restaurant on Lake Garda

The cuisine of Rebis by Giovanni Di Giorgio tells a journey between opposites that attract. Here is our review

“Here’s why Vermentino is fashionable – a wine beyond fashions”

Diego Bosoni, aka Mr Vermentino, explains the reasons behind the success of a wine with an eclectic identity: “Elegance and contemporaneity beyond fashions”

The Ligurian family that has safeguarded the Taggiasca olive for five generations

From the steep olive groves of the Valle Argentina to creative mixology in cocktails, the story of the Roi family

Ice creams, cheeses and the Pope’s wines: the Pontifical Villas open their doors to taste

The Pontifical Villas of Castel Gandolfo, about 25 km south-east of Rome and for centuries the summer retreat of the Popes, have been transformed into a centre of excellence that combines sustainability, faith and, surprisingly, gastronomy

“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
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