Ancient origins, sustainable practices and very current results. The use of terracotta to preserve and refine food––from wine to cheese––dates back to the dawn of human civilization: often forgotten, today it excites producers, critics and the public. From Italy to...
The chef is one of the most intriguing interpreters of contemporary Italian cuisine. From Brianza to the Langhe, by way of Osaka: Enrico Crippa in a nutshell.
The master of risotto has settled on Sixth Avenue. Angelo Auriana originally from Bergamo was the resident chef at Valentino in Santa Monica for years. He opened his own gig in February 2016, repurposing a defunct industrial warehouse in an...
On the one hand, Sweden, with its monopolies and a surge in sales of Italian bubbles. On the other hand, Denmark, the realm of micro-importers, where natural wines and brands (rather than denominations) are driving consumption. Nordic route for the...
The closest point you can get to Napoli in town.Two spots in the city, the first one, opened in 2015, in the Rocky Gardens area, and the second one, on since 2017, in Condesa, thanks to the Mexican entrepreneurs José...
Nothing is left to chance in chef Celestino Drago’s kingdom. Service is attentive, the rooms well-lighted, and the timing perfect despite large numbers of guests and constant activity. On the menu, we liked pappardelle with roast pheasant and morel mushrooms...
Sapori is a classic restaurant in a quiet corner of Newport Beach that combines a solid kitchen and well-made pizza. Good attention to detail applies to everything, from the wine list to service, from the flours used in the dough,...
An Italian restaurant lounge tjat presents the ideal escape from the ordinary with its inviting décor and a classic true Italian menu. It attracts many celebrities, but it is home to regular customers that are looking for a good all-Italian...
A supple and jiucy palate with a finish of aniseed and mint: here is the Fontanavecchia Falanghina del Sannio 2017, a vibrant wine that can age really well.