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Go beyond Tuscany and explore the diversity of Italy’s wine regions. From the rolling hills of Piedmont to the sun-drenched vineyards of Sicily, every stop reveals a new expression of Italian excellence.
A complete guide to Amarone della Valpolicella: how it’s made, where it comes from, the grapes, the appassimento method, tasting notes, aging, food pairing and the difference between Amarone, Ripasso and Recioto.
Italy, long revered for its art, architecture, and cuisine, harbors a hidden treasure for wine lovers—and those treasure chests are the vineyards scattered across its diverse landscapes. From sun-drenched hills to mist‑laden valleys, this journey through Italy’s finest vineyards offers…
A colorful, flavorful ride through Italy’s wine regions — with Tuscany leading the parade Walking into Vinitaly feels like entering a parallel universe made of swirling glasses, rich aromas, cheerful toasts, and passionate winemakers telling stories behind every label.If you’re…
Italy is synonymous with wine. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the sun-soaked vineyards of Sicily, every region has its own unique story to tell through its wines. If you’re a wine lover, an Italian wine tour is more…
The Castelli Romani: Lazio’s Viticultural Crown Jewels Close to the eternal city of Rome, the Castelli Romani emerge as a scenic sanctuary of viticulture, showcasing some of the best wineries near Rome. This region benefits from volcanic soil and an…
Italian wines can be extremely confusing. Not only are there so many different grape varietals growing in Italy, but then the wines get even more confused with their regional differences, names, and qualifications. Is this a Super Tuscan, IGT, DOC, DOCG? Reds,…
Chances are you have heard of Zinfandel – a black-skinned wine grape grown in California. But have you heard of its Italian cousin Primitivo that produces Primitivo wine? Genetically equivalent to the Croatian Crljenak Kaštelanski and Tribidrag grapes that were…
Barolo, often referred to as the “King of Wines and Wine of Kings,” is a distinguished red wine that comes from the Nebbiolo grape, primarily cultivated in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy. This region, characterized by its fog-covered hills…
Can you believe in Italy there are 511 different grape varieties cultivated in almost all the twenty regions? Just guess, in the 2010 there were 440. The Italian registry of grape varieties continues to recognize wine grapes as soon as…
