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Not just falanghina: the Sannio area can also boast many red grapes. In this episode, we present two wines made from the Camaiola and Piedirosso grapes.

Puddings and cold cakes are a godsend when you have guests over but no desire to turn on the oven. Here are summer desserts you can make without baking.

In Sicily it is enjoyed at breakfast with a brioche bun, in Rome it is sipped while walking, but how do they prepare granita abroad? Here are some curiosities.

Our mini-guide series designs itineraries with addresses and insider tips for visiting lesser-known treasures in Italy. The series is conceived to support the local economy of small businesses through sustainable travel. Today we put the focus on three seaside villages...

Once opened, there is no excuse: the red bottle goes in the refrigerator, just like jars of ready-made pickles and sauces. The queen company of ketchup, Heinz, says so.

Pasticciotti are the sweet symbol of the city, but when it comes to savory, here come the legendary rustici, puff pastry pies filled with tomato and mozzarella cheese. And that's not all: all the best of Lecce street food.

In the Gambero Rosso calendar, July corresponds to the final stages of the Vini d'Italia guide, those of the tasting batteries that give us the overall picture of the various regions. In Abruzzo, we have a virtual champion, Cerasuolo. Here's...

We never stop learning from the wines of Tuscany. In this episode of Vini Rari - Rare Wines, we talk about two rare grape varieties such as orpicchio and ansonica, which produce whites with structure and Mediterranean character

Vinexpo was a great opportunity for Gambero Rosso to talk not only about wine, but also about extra virgin olive oil. The products from Puglia were the stars of the event.

In the beautiful setting of Palazzo Brancaccio in Rome, certified extra virgin olive oils from the Puglia region were the protagonists of a masterclass and a great tasting event. Here are the photos