Top Italian Wines Roadshow
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Poggio Le Volpi, focussing on the volcanic soils of the Castelli Romani
What binds the volcanic soils of the Castelli Romani and the red soils of Manduria? This is the story of a family that has wine in its DNA.
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Pico Maccario doubles the stakes
The Barbera Specialist Winery relaunches the production challenge with acquisitions in the best crus of the Langhe to produce Barolo and Barbaresco
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Nicosia, the evolution of Sicilian wine
An interview with Graziano Nicosia, owner of Nicosia winery, a company that "has evolved in parallel with the story of Sicilian wine".
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Le Rocche Malatestiane: 400 members in the name of the Sangiovese territories
The Malatesta were great leaders and patrons of the arts in the Rimini area, capable of sponsoring great works, including several of the most beautiful castles and fortresses in the area. They inspired and baptized this important winery which brings ...Leggi altro
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Genagricola, changes due at largest Italian farm
In the last year Genagricola has changed a lot, starting with management. Here's a double interview with new CEO Igor Boccardo and Sales Director Francesco Domini
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Collalto: a thousand years of history in the name of sustainability.
Collalto produces many labels: bubbles dominate the range, but there are also quite a few still wines. Here are the details.
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Casale del Giglio, the winery that never sleeps
Casale del Giglio, tastings at the winery that always strives higher.
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Two Barolo, two visions of the world, one story that intertwines
Fontanafredda and Casa E. di Mirafiore, two 2016Barolo wines compared
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. San Michele Appiano: the strength of 300 winemakers.
The San Michele Appiano cooperative is one of the cornerstones on which the revitalization of Alto Adige wine has been centered in recent decades.
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. The new course of Codice Citra
Pecorino is the Riesling of the Adriatic, some tasters say. And there is some truth in this. Here are the versions of Codice Citra