Wine News

The little-frequented beach establishment where you can eat excellent seafood (opened by a former Serie A footballer)

Lorenzo Scarafoni has been running Bagni Sant’Andrea for eight years, with equipped beach and (excellent) seafood cuisine

Italian wineries hold almost 40 million hectolitres of wine. The risks with the new vintage approaching

While awaiting the data from the new harvest forecasts, the year closes with a difficult balance, especially for red PDO wines, which now account for almost one third of all wine in storage

The 2025 harvest will be excellent, but with uncertainty over quantity: Tuscany cuts volumes, Veneto produces more

Chianti Docg estimates production at -15%, Asti Docg reports optimal health status but curbs yields for fear of tariffs. At the end of the season it will be clear whether containment strategies have worked

Agreement with Mercosur: the European Commission gives the green light. The wine sector rejoices

As of today, import tariffs on wine to Argentina and Brazil stand at 27%. Frescobaldi: “These are the trade agreements we like”

Tre Bicchieri in Singapore: a grand Italian event in the Garden City

In just a few years, Singapore has transformed from an emerging market into a pivotal hub for one of the world’s most significant wine markets: Southeast Asia

Pure identity: the philosophy of Tenuta di Arceno’s single-varietal wines

There are approximately 112 hectares of vineyards owned by Tenuta di Arceno, divided equally between Sangiovese and Bordeaux varietals

Italian wine exports are saved in the first half of the year thanks to US stockpiling. But the latest months are negative

Canada and Germany recover, but the United States remain fundamental. Nomisma warns: “Other markets have slower dynamics and lower absorption capacity”

The future of viticulture? In drones, satellites and robots. Here is how to make the best use of them

Preventing extreme events or knowing when to irrigate thanks to big data: the fields of application are many. But a unified language is needed

From Valtellina to Sicily: the story of the two wine nomads who this year are bringing their "winery" to Pantelleria

Two partners in wine and a passion for travelling: Gian Piero Ioli and Maria Elena Dioguardi have created a different way of making wine that leads them every year to discover a new land

The wines of the small islands in 8 rare and deeply fascinating labels

Drinking a wine from the islands means choosing a strong identity, a precise landscape. In wine — as in life — it is the most difficult conditions that generate the most interesting characters. From Tuscany to Sicily, here is a...
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