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From Verona to the World and back again. Vinitaly and the journey of Italian wine glasses

The city of Verona once again plays host to the international fair dedicated to the finest wine production made in Italy. Plenty of space for low and no alcohol options and for mixology. Here are the main new features and...

"We must promote a cuisine that is not just for the few." Interview with Massimo Bottura

A golden year for Massimo Bottura, who, after celebrating the 30th anniversary of Osteria Francescana, receives the title of Master of the Art of Cuisine at Palazzo Chigi

Wine was a drink of the people as early as the Early Bronze Age. A study disproves the ancient elitism of Bacchus’ nectar

Recent studies conducted by the University of Tübingen on artefacts from the city of Troy raise questions about the social and cultural significance of early wine

"From 2nd April, US tariffs between 10% and 25% on wine as well." The announcement from the Wine Trade Alliance

All eyes are on the White House, which will announce the additional tariffs tomorrow. Meanwhile, for European wine, losses from the export blockade amount to one hundred million euros per week

Michelin surprise: in France, the guide rewards Italian chefs

The number of three-star restaurants in the new edition of the Michelin Guide France rises to 31, once again recognising Italian talent

Vinitaly 2025: "Piwi should not be included in the DOCs. Dealcoholised wines? I have changed my mind." Angelo Gaja's position

The Piedmontese producer, at the inauguration of the academic year of the Italian Academy of Vine and Wine, has opened up to dealcoholised wines: "I was against them, but I have changed my mind."

Vinitaly 2025: here are all the events by Gambero Rosso. Tre Bicchieri, debates, TV and much more...

As every year, Gambero Rosso takes part in Verona’s wine fair with a series of tastings and in-depth discussions. Here are the must-attend events and how to participate

A giant rice grown in the land of buffaloes: the story of a bourbon edict

A new rice-growing reality emerges in the Sele Plain, a region traditionally dedicated to buffalo farming. Cold greenhouse cultivation combats climate change and promotes a circular economy

Where to eat in the Majella park, amidst stunning landscapes and authentic cuisine

In the Piana dell'Aremogna, between Pescocostanzo, Rivisondoli, and Roccaraso: a smart (and delicious) slalom away from mass tourism routes

No more identical venues and overtourism food—let’s start again with lunch and trattorias

If the Italian Style experience fades into fast food and tourist-trap pizzerias, our gastronomic culture dies
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