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"It was a gamble. Fifteen years ago, your guide talked about us as young people with great perspectives who were taking on this challenge; now you talk about Marco and Nicola Barollo who have provided the basis for a new...

With new ambitious projects in the pipeline, San Marzano has been awarded ‘Wine cooperative of the Year’ in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide, while its Primitivo di Manduria Sessantanni ‘18 has earned it another Tre Bicchieri.

Forty years have passed since that first vintage in 1981 and, if during this time Abruzzo’s wine scene has grown worldwide, is also thanks to the winery founded by Gianni Masciarelli and now run by his wife Marina Cvetic and...

From the Valpolicella to the Valdobbiadene area, Masi group’s wines are real territory’s excellences.

In the heart of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG appellation, the Veneto-based winery Andreola is awarded the Tre Bicchieri in the Vini d’Italia 2022 guide with the Valdobbiadene Rive di Refrontolo Brut Col del Forno '20.

Awarded with the 2017 vintage its seventh Tre Bicchieri in a row in the Vini d'Italia 2022 guide, Cantina Tollo 's wines encapsulate from coast to mountains the flavours of Abruzzo.

The Piave area is dotted with companies that have always produced simple, straightforward wines. But it also hides several gems, such as the Cescon family winery.

After 20 years, Cantina Rubino's winning gamble in reviving an ancient Apulian grape variety

Il Borro is a farm located in the Valdarno Superiore basin, now run by Salvatore Ferragamo. Here's the story.

In the last edition of Vini d'Italia, Firriato winery obtained the Special Prize for Sustainable Viticulture. Here's the story of the company.