Top Italian Wines Roadshow

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Tenuta Sant'Antonio

Tenuta Sant'Antonio had right from the beginning the clear intention of producing only the highest quality wines. Here's the story.

Folonari. A family working in the name of Tuscan viticulture

From Chianti Classico to Maremma, from Bolgheri to Montepulciano, passing through Montalcino: Folonari winery is present in the most important terroirs of Tuscany. Here's the history.

The most enjoyed Vino Nobile di Montepulciano around the world

Fattoria del Cerro, the largest private company in the denomination, shares its new strategies

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Birth of Piccini 1882, a brand that includes 5 estates

Acquisition after acquisition, the Piccini winery can now count on a park of over 200 hectares of vineyards, scattered over five estates in different areas of Tuscany and across three Italian regions. Here's the whole story.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Tenuta Mara: boutique winery in the name of biodynamics

It all began in the year 2000 with the purchase of the land and the planting of the vineyards in the San Clemente area, in Rimini. Here's the story of Tenuta Mara.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. The Tommasi way

Journey into the galaxy of Tommasi wine, amid Amarone, Brunello and many new projects

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Three Parcels to bring out the soul of Prosecco Superiore

When Prosecco Superiore is redolent of honesty and territory: the Three Parcels of the Bronca Sisters, i.e. Prosecco in its maximum splendour.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Gorghi Tondi, the lake in a name

Gorghi Tondi is the name of the three circular lakes (Gorgo Alto, Medio and Basso) that have developed over time through an erosive geological phenomenon. Here's the history of the Sicilian winery.

Gruppo Santa Margherita: Winery of the Year under the magnifying glass

Gruppo Santa Margherita, the Cellar of the Year under the magnifying glass. Here are a few details about the winery.

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Ruffino: history, vision and future of the brand

Today Ruffino can count on 550 hectares of owned vineyards for a production reaching 25 million bottles. The volumes are obviously important, but the constant quality is solid and widespread throughout the entire company portfolio, with some wines firmly positioned...
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