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The 8 best Franciacorta Rosé wines selected by Gambero Rosso

Franciacorta Rosé is establishing itself, vintage after vintage, as a mature and distinctive expression of the denomination, thanks to steady growth, innovations in the production regulations, and increasing recognition

How Olivetti also revolutionised workers’ lunch breaks

After the Liberation, Adriano Olivetti founded the Community Movement in Ivrea in 1947 — a true social reform project worth remembering on May 1st (and beyond)

Help us write the next guide to Italy’s Cafés and Coffee Roasters

The editorial team of Gambero Rosso, together with curators Andrej Godina and Mauro Illiano, invites readers and coffee lovers to suggest their favourite roasteries

Here’s why broad beans and Pecorino are eaten on the First of May

Between the end of April and the beginning of May, the fruit and vegetable stalls in supermarkets and shops turn green with the pods of broad beans, the ultimate symbol of the "Maggetto"

In the heart of Verona, the “sanctuary” of wine where you can sip a glass for one euro next to grand Bordeaux

In the heart of the Scaliger city lies an ancient wine shop, a true institution for wine lovers…

The extra virgin olive oil making waves thanks to its squeezable bottle: the curious case of Graza in the United States

A brand that has revolutionised the approach to EVOO in recent years, yet in Europe would face controversy and sanctions for misleading and erroneous communication

Wine drives the export of EU-made alcoholic beverages. In 2024, France leads in revenue, Italy follows in second place

The figures released by Eurostat show a double-digit increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, with a turnover nearing 30 billion euros. However, the analysis once again reveals a clear dependence on the United States

In Lipari, there’s a new seafront bistro built in (or rather above) an underground wine cellar

In the Aeolian Islands, Bergamo-based entrepreneur Massimo Lentsch launches Castellaro Bistrot, entrusting chef Giacomo Caravello. Here’s what’s on the menu

If young people are drinking less wine, it’s not for health reasons. Low wages are also to "blame"

According to Rabobank’s study, the drop in consumption is also linked to increased social media use and demographic changes 

A ramen bar like those found in Tokyo’s underground opens in Turin

It’s called Tam Street and it openly references Ramen Street beneath Tokyo Station, always packed with noodle enthusiasts
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