Wine News

Mario Fontana’s artisanal philosophy is to achieve the right level of finesse in his wines while intervening as little as possible in both vineyard and cellar, where there are no refrigerated tanks. The result: splendid

Among the 17 Umbrian wines awarded the Tre Bicchieri in the Vini d’Italia guide, there are 8 labels from one of the region’s most prized winemaking areas: Montefalco, which today is no longer synonymous only with Sagrantino

The journey of the producer and filmmaker to revive Borgo d’Asso, a tiny corner of Tuscany with just three residents and his holiday home with his grandfather Enzo

This year’s tasting sessions for the Vini d’Italia guide confirmed Lombardy’s national leadership in the classic method in terms of “Tre Bicchieri” awards. Here, we focus on Franciacorta wines that achieved this highest recognition

Domestic consumption, exports, and business turnover have all plummeted. Argentine wine is facing an extremely tough time due to soaring inflation and a lack of trade agreements

"In a changing market, we must go to battle with the right tools. In social enterprises, decision-making processes are too slow." — Analysis by Professor Alberto Mattiacci

The first English olive grove is born, while the warmer climate brings olive trees (and mills) back to Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta, and Valtellina

The Bisconte brothers were the first to believe that Moscato di Saracena could mature for an extended period before being bottled: here’s an example with extraordinary results

The sign is barely noticeable, but once inside, it’s clear you’ve entered a true (and genuine) wine temple: not for the initiated or the pretentious, but for enthusiasts and the curious alike

Determination and vision: this is the driving force behind Cantina Maugeri, a winery focused solely on white wines under Mount Etna. The challenge? To narrate the territory’s essence with distinct nuances, in an area best known for its reds