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The restaurant among the Barolo hills that reinterprets Piedmontese cuisine

For ten years, L’Argaj in Castiglione Falletto has been serving traditional dishes with modern influences, with a wine cellar that looks both to the territory and the wider world

The future of viticulture? In drones, satellites and robots. Here is how to make the best use of them

Preventing extreme events or knowing when to irrigate thanks to big data: the fields of application are many. But a unified language is needed

“Unacceptable double tariffs for Parmigiano and Grana Padano”. The Government intervenes with the United States

Double tariffs have been applied to Parmigiano and Grana. The consortia: wrong interpretations

The Tuscan mountain osteria that doesn’t look like a Tuscan osteria

It’s called Pan di Legno and, among chestnut trees, paths and wild boars, it mixes cuisine, fermentations and mountain life

The old and fascinating Tuscan monastery transformed into a hotel with cuisine

In the Sienese Chianti an ancient monastery becomes a resort, preserving its identity intact. Rooms scattered among alleys and courtyards, a spa overlooking the hills and two gastronomic offerings

From Valtellina to Sicily: the story of the two wine nomads who this year are bringing their "winery" to Pantelleria

Two partners in wine and a passion for travelling: Gian Piero Ioli and Maria Elena Dioguardi have created a different way of making wine that leads them every year to discover a new land

The scattered hotel that keeps a small Sardinian village alive

In Santu Lussurgiu, a small town in Montiferru, there is the Antica Dimora del Gruccione, a scattered hotel born more than twenty years ago

Where to eat in Piedmont during La Vuelta

The famous cycling race sets off from Italy for the very first time. Here’s where to eat during the four stages

A little journey to the island of Trasimeno inhabited by only nine people

The great lake of Umbria boasts three small islands (one not open to visitors) that offer breathtaking landscapes and walks in nature

In Naples since 1892 there has been a great pizzeria. And it is just a stone’s throw from the station

Carmine Esposito’s address is a reliable landmark: classic pizzas revisited with selected ingredients, a light dough and a family story that begins with great-grandmother Carmela
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