Top Italian Wines Roadshow

The introduction of Unità Geografiche Aggiuntive (Additional Geographical Units), or UGAs, to Alto Adige in 2024 might have seemed overkill in what is a small wine region. Yet Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Cantina Kurtatsch demonstrates how the UGA system...

For Top Italian Wines Roadshow member De Stefani, the key factors behind a premium Prosecco are a great terroir and the careful management of that terroir.

The debut of the Top Italian Wines Roadshow in Lagos confirms Nigeria as an emerging and highly promising market for Italian wine. Marco Sabellico reports.

For Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Conti Zecca, five centuries of family history in this one corner of Puglia and more than 90 years in the wine business are just the tip of the iceberg.

Ahead of Gambero Rosso's first visit to Nigeria on 27 January, we spoke with Roberto Mengoni, Ambassador of Italy to Nigeria, about why the Italian wine sector should target this African market.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Avignonesi's Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG 2015 Late Release comes with a unique artwork intended to carry the spirit of the winery "beyond the bottle".

Tuscany's Arillo in Terrabianca is a participant in the Top Italian Wines Roadshow based on the quality of its wines, and that commitment to quality starts in the vineyard.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow member Borgo Conventi in Collio, close to Italy's border with Slovenia, produces a range of wines, but perhaps its most celebrated is the Tre Bicchieri-winning Luna di Ponca.

Bertinga is the new kid on the block in Chianti Classico, but this Gaiole-based producer has already made a big impression in Tuscany's wine scene, thanks in part to its approach to viticulture.

Ahead of Gambero Rosso bringing the Top Italian Wines Roadshow to Lagos and Nairobi in January, Victoria Mulu-Munywoki, a sommelier, wine judge and consultant based in Kenya, offers her insight on these African markets and shares what Italian producers can...