Tag: Italian Wine

Your Next Pinot Grigio Should Be From Tuscany

Tuscany may be best known for its red wines, as super Tuscans, Brunello di Montalcino, and Chianti have dominated headlines for years, but there’s a secret stash of pinot grigio from the...

Milan Wine Week Returns For 2021

Only a handful of major wine conferences went ahead last year. Milan Wine Week was one of the lucky events that navigated the COVID-19 lockdowns whilst others cancelled or postponed. Now it...

Italian Wine: Could Alto Piemonte Be The New Barolo?

Italy’s Alto Piemonte might be the nation's hottest Nebbiolo producing region, creating wines that rival the top crus of the Langhe hills, according to a leading Barolo producer. Its high altitudes and...

Delevingne Sisters’ Della Vite Will Change The Way You Look At Prosecco

At the very top of Valdobbiadene, a valley near Italy’s iconic Dolomite mountains, Glera grapes grown from stony soil catch the sun and the Adriatic breeze. The vines here are used to...

Wines of Sicily Partners With Colangelo For US Marketing Push

Wines of Sicily has partnered with drinks communications agency Colangelo & Partners on a US marketing push this summer to raise awareness of the Italian island’s wines. The Consorzio di Tutela Vini Sicilia...

Michelangelo-Designed Villa Mangiacane Set To Create Organic Super Tuscan Wine

Villa Mangiacane, a hidden masterpiece in the heart of Tuscany designed by Michelangelo, is set to begin producing a new organic Super Tuscan Wine. Mangiacane's new winery director, Antonio Spurio is a student...

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