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Three Champagnes for the weekend

Starting this week, we would like to propose once again a short extract from our World Wines column. We can’t help but start from the wine that most of all fulfils wine lovers’ fantasies: its name stands for party, laugh...

Food-on-movie moments. Amelie’s crème brûlée and the Parisian fairy tale

Many are the memorable movie moments that are also food-related. Let's start this new column about iconic movie dishes with a sweet touch: the famous crème brûlée of ‘The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain’.

History of potato chips, from Belgian chips to packaged crisps

Created in Belgium, made famous in America, and now enjoyed everywhere: potato chips know no age or boundaries, they conquer everyone. Here's their origin.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow: Barollo

"It was a gamble. Fifteen years ago, your guide talked about us as young people with great perspectives who were taking on this challenge; now you talk about Marco and Nicola Barollo who have provided the basis for a new...

Porridge: what it is and how oatmeal is made

Light and nutritious, porridge is the perfect way to start the day. But how was it born? Here's the whole story.

Untitled 53 Bites & Wines in Rome: Roman-style signature tapas

A new fine and affordable dining destination offering tapas and shared dishes that mix Roman and eastern flavors.

Coppi Winery, the cave and the glass half full

Located in the Gioia del Colle appellation, Coppi winery launches a Primitivo Riserva aged in a grotto and a collective promotion plan with companies in the area.

Learning more about honey: an essential glossary

Before investigating the best Italian honey producers (more in the upcoming few days, lasting a few months), we went in search of all the technical terms to learn more on the topic. Here are the words you need to learn.

Gambero Rosso Web Show in Japan, Prosecco DOC Rosé on the spotlight

The interest for Italian wine in Japan keeps rising. In collaboration with the Prosecco DOC Consortium, we organized a seminar in Tokyo about one the most popular Itailan wines: Prosecco Rosé

Great wines, a luxury for the few?

Increasingly expensive fine wines: according to a Wine Searcher ranking the best - but not the most expensive - costs close to 14,000 euros.
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