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Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Monte del Frà: the discreet charm of Custoza
Monte del Frà is the absolute reference points of Verona oenology: here's its history.
Top Italian Wines Roadshow. The Cottini family and the 4 Cs
Looking for a good Amarone? Try the Amarone 2016 by Cottini's winery. It goes so well with polenta!
Dining in Cortina d’Ampezzo: the best restaurants for summer 2020
From traditional cuisine to innovation, from pastry to aperitifs, here is what and where to eat this summer in Cortina. And there is also gourmet pizza
Tre Bicchieri 2020 Preview. The 43 best wines of Veneto
Previews of Gambero Rosso Vini d'Italia 2020 guide continue. Today we’re in Veneto
Villa Sandi, the art of Prosecco conquers Japan
Fresh, versatile, lively bubbly: Prosecco is one of the most appreciated Italian wines all around the world. Here is the successful story of Villa Sandi, a top quality winery in the Prosecco area and the whole Veneto.
Tre Bicchieri 2019 Previews. Veneto’s best wines
A number of Valpolicellas earned Tre Bicchieri in this edition, and we’re pleased to observe how the style of their Superiore is finding a more authentic identity. All the best wines from Veneto, according to our Vini d'Italia guide.
Nadia Zenato. «This is how we express the culture of our land»
San Benedetto di Lugana is a few kilometers from Verona. This zone of Peschiera del Garda has been Zenato headquarters for over fifty years. Starting with its vineyards in the Lugana area, it has extended its reach towards Valpolicella, where ...Leggi altro
From Nervesa to Canada ….and back. A vineyard designed for export
The story of Ermenegildo Giusti begins in the Colli Asolani, develops in the other side of the globe and then ends back in Montello. Between Treviso, Venice and Asolo, Giusti has improved and modernised his family's property.
Enoteca Ferrowine, a temple for wine lovers
A temple for wine lovers, a gathering place for specialists, a setting for intense conversations about bottles: this is Ferrowine, a wine shop in Castelfranco Veneto, in Italy’s north.
Valpolicella Preview. Amarone. 2012, vintage light
A changeable and unstable wheather can highly determine the final taste of a wine. Our experts have tasted and examined 10 different Amarone from the same year and the results show a sgnificant difference between upper and lower slopes vineyards.