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In Sicily, there's a small farm growing over 200 aromatic plants where you can engage your sense of smell

Near Scicli, in the province of Ragusa, on a hill overlooking the sea of Sampieri, Enrico Russino and Rita Russotto offer their guests a memorable 360-degree experience that stimulates all five senses

In Salina, you can sleep in a Lighthouse and dine among Malvasia vineyards

From seafood cuisine to farm-to-table dishes, here’s what to expect at Capofaro Locanda & Malvasia, owned by the Tasca d'Almerita family, with the arrival of the new chef, Patrizia Di Benedetto

The paradox of too much choice can ruin wine purchases. Better to follow the "less is more" principle

A larger selection makes decision-making more difficult. That's why even at wine fairs, it's better to present a few iconic products rather than focus on quantity

Visual cues can be deceptive: how the colour of wine can outweigh its flavour

In an experiment, a group of 54 professionals was asked to perform a sensory evaluation of two wines: one red and the other white, but coloured red with enocyanin. The result? Identical

"China and Italy are much closer than you think." Interview with chef Alessandro Cozzolino

Alessandro Cozzolino is the talented chef at Belmond Villa San Michele, a property on the hills of Fiesole, where he arrived in 2019 after five years in Hong Kong. But what brought him back to Italy?

Classical Music encourages us to choose more expensive wines: the hidden power of sound in wine shop choices

A song that’s too famous can distract consumers, while a slow tempo leads them to spend more. This is why the choice of music in a retail setting should not be overlooked

From air-riad shelter to hidden gem: the bar carved into the rock on the Golfo Paradiso

One of the most picturesque bars in Italy is located on the trail that winds from San Rocco di Camogli into Monte di Portofino. This incredible spot is perched dramatically between the Ligurian Sea and the sky

The perfect wine label exists. It’s simple, without abstract figures, and designed vertically

Eye movement analysis in front of the shelf shows that consumers typically view a bottle from top to bottom, with some exceptions

The small (but Grand) Tuscan winery where you can sleep among vineyards and geese: a stay at Pacina

Journey to the fringes of history, immersed in the vineyards of a place named after the Etruscan god of wine: Pacina. Here, you'll find a charming winery and a wonderful family-run agriturismo

Here’s where you can find Italy’s highest wine cellar (founded over a hundred years ago)

Situated at an altitude of 1,800 meters, with a history spanning over 100 years and more than 500 labels to satisfy all wine tastes
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