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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

The new generations are abandoning espresso. A brief history of coffee and how its consumption has changed

Man and coffee are changing their relationship. The era of drink-and-run, as well as that of parlour coffee, seem to be giving way to a new and more complex way of relating to coffee

Slow Wine Fair 2025: the best wines tasted, according to Gambero Rosso

Here are the wines we liked the most, authentic and full of character, among the many we tasted in Bologna during the three days of the fair promoted by the Slow Wine Coalition

"US tariffs? Start negotiations immediately or wine risks disappearing from the market." UIV's appeal to Europe

A heavy bill of nearly one billion euros for Italian viticulture. UIV also reaches out to US importers and distributors to share the cost surplus

"Dealcoholised? We are ready to invest in Italy too" In Zonin1821's financial report, no-low wines gain ground

Two years after the launch of the Zonin Zero line, CEO Pietro Mattioni takes stock of the situation and unveils upcoming developments

"25% tariffs on EU products": Trump's announcement. A €2 Billion blow to Italian food exports

The US President, speaking at a Cabinet meeting, did not specify timelines or sectors—except for the automotive industry—but the agri-food sector is on edge

One of Italy’s best young chefs opens a restaurant in Orvieto

Born as a pop-up and later transformed into an itinerant project, Arso by Tommaso Tonioni now seems to have found a permanent home

The 8 best Lambrusco wines selected by Gambero Rosso (including a new Tre Bicchieri entry)

"Lambrusco" – a single name referring to wines that are vastly different from one another in variety. Here are the labels we have awarded this year

Niko Romito: "In haute cuisine, we copied what others do abroad, but embellishments are no longer sustainable"

Haute cuisine is not dead; on the contrary, it is in excellent health, says Niko Romito. He explains how his cuisine of truth starts from the ingredient but does not forget the codes of Italian taste

Journey to the heart of the Nebrodi: Sicily’s gastronomic Eden famous for its black pig

A unique biodiversity and microclimate offer travellers not only unforgettable nature excursions and long walks but also extraordinary gastronomic delights
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