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Masseto, Churchill, and 30 years in one evening: how an Italian wine legend evolves

Being Masseto: style, communication, identity. On a cold London evening, we explore the roots of a global wine icon

At Vinitaly and The City, the Gambero Rosso "Vini d'Italia" tasting returns

Once again this year, Gambero Rosso presents a rich programme of tastings during the fuori salone Vinitaly and The City (from 4th to 6th April in Verona). Various wineries will take centre stage, featuring some of the finest wines evaluated...

Not just the United States. Here’s the map of the Countries with the highest tariffs on wine

If India imposes entry barriers of 150%, Egypt holds the global record with additional tariffs reaching up to 3,000%

At Vinitaly, debut for the wine tourism hall. Focus on NoLo, amphora, and raw wine

Four thousand companies and 1,200 top buyers at the 57th edition of the Verona exhibition. Mixology is also back, focusing on no-low alcohol. For Danese, the last fair as CEO

Stop diluting wine with water. It used to be common practice, but today it’s heresy

From the ancient Greeks to the present day: the evolution of a crime that is no longer acceptable. At most, opt for a lower alcohol content

US tariffs? They don’t terrify us. We remain optimistic. Lollobrigida urges not to dramatise

For the Minister of Agriculture, the real issue is the demonisation of wine by some European countries. But associations are pressing him

Italian wine exports to the US come to a halt. Joint appeal from wine associations to the Government

Eight major organisations raise the alarm, warning of "devastating economic effects" on a €17 billion industry with 870,000 workers

The old trattoria at the Torretta market in Naples, where workers and professionals have lunch with traditional dishes

There is an old trattoria hidden at the back of the Torretta market, where workers and professionals eat together, enjoying the classic dishes of Neapolitan cuisine

Californian sparkling wine made with the Italian method arrives: here’s how the US is preparing to replace prosecco

The new product has been launched by the Rack & Riddle group, which does not hide its Venetian inspiration (bordering on Italian sounding). The goal is to capture a market segment currently dominated by Italy, especially in anticipation of Trump’s...

"Trump? With Italian wine, he has already been a benefactor: you can't expect more than that."Angelo Gaja's perspective on US tariffs

The king of Barbaresco is optimistic about the future of wine and points to new markets to focus on: "I don’t think we should rely solely on politics."
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