Top Italian Wines Roadshow

Due Palme can count on the strength of 1,000 winegrowers who look after 3,000 hectares of vineyards, many of which are alberello-trained. Here's the story of the winery.

Three wines to remember for the historic Montalcino estate, capable of producing increasingly territorial wines and in step with the times

Foreign markets reward the company from Farra di Soligo, which increases its presence outside national borders. Stefano Pola, owner of Andreola, tells us about his 2022 and anticipates the moves for this new year.

The historic Abruzzo cooperative doesn’t look like it’s going to stop and goes on to conquer foreign markets recording beyond positive performances. The secret? Authenticity and high quality without having to break the bank

The company has a rather long history but has been living a new life since 2019 when the Moretti Polegato family decided to invest in Friuli. The Luna di Ponca awarded in Vini d'Italia 2023 dates back to that first...

A 2022 in which we have resumed normality, even from a commercial standpoint: this is the feeling of Marco Barollo, who also told us about a new company bet, the one on pinot noir.

A historic winery which, over time, has become one of the reference points of Puglia viticulture. The name Vallone is now synonymous with quality and with a wine that has become a modern classic: Graticciaia.

From the bulk wine sales in Puglia, the award-winning winery Due Palme has made its way into the international wine scene with its reds.

Real masters of Primitivo di Manduria that give life to first-rate wines from sustainable practices from the vineyard to the bottle: here’s the history of award-winning wine cooperative Produttori di Manduria

Its philosophy is inspired by sustainability and low environmental impact for wines with a marked geographical identity and varietal expression. Here’s the history of the awarded Borgo Conventi winery.