Sicily, the wine-growing continent that never ceases to amaze: 20 wines to remember and the dishes to pair them with.
by Umberto Gambino Sicily, as we know, is a unique winemaking continent. A place where geography is destiny: the altitude…
by Umberto Gambino Sicily, as we know, is a unique winemaking continent. A place where geography is destiny: the altitude…
by Umberto Gambino From a peak of 128 liters per capita in the early 20th century to 26 in 2024,…
by John Penney * For many Italian wine lovers, New Zealand is almost synonymous with Sauvignon Blanc . It’s the…
Among the many excellent Brunellos I have tasted over the years, there’s one that has positively impressed me for its…
From the land known as the birthplace of Nero d’Avola comes Cerasuolo di Vittoria by Planeta. Planeta is a winery…
The prototype of an exceptional year for the whole Barolo district is the cru Brunate – Le Coste vintage 2005…
Today I’d like to tell you about an authentic urban vineyard and his best and most prestigious wine: Fiorano Rosso…
Today’s featured wine of the week “magically” takes us to a land that really deserves a closer look: I’d like…
Elegance, intense aroma and a noticeable mineral component: there are the three qualities possessed by Classic Method (the same Champenois)…
Irpinia is, without a doubt, a great land for red wine (but also for white wines). Also known as the…
The first Brunello di Montalcino I’m going to present on this blog is one I’ve already tasted on two different…
Barolo (along with Brunello di Montalcino) is undoubtedly the most famous Italian red wine in the world, a well-deserved reputation…