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Articles dedicated to vini italiani.
Marsala: Giacomo Rallo has died
The wine world loses a great personality: yesterday morning in Marsala, Giacomo Rallo, founder of the Donnafugata winery, died suddenly. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon at 4 PM in Marsala, at the Chiesa Madre. Cavaliere del la...
Producing wine without grapes is possible! Here's how
The European Union has long been at the center of controversy regarding Germany's hegemony, economic policies (imposed fiscal and monetary measures) and the difficulties of countries like Greece, Portugal, Italy and Spain. To us Italians it often seems...
From Burgundy to the Rest of Italy, Pinot Nero the Prince of Grape Varieties
Red wines and metodo classico sparkling wines made from Pinot Nero have always won me over. I don't feel like calling them my "favorite" wines, as there are endless Italian and foreign products with their own personality that convey different sensations and emotions...
Eight Italian Chardonnays Compared
In Italy we all know it, there are grape varieties that are very different from one another, maintaining their typicity and reflecting the territory they come from, with quality levels that in some cases reach excellence. These are grapes often born from...
Cantine d'Italia: the richness of the country in a glass
We attended another event organized by Go Wine at the Hotel Quirinale in Rome, on the occasion of the presentation of the Cantine d'Italia 2014 association guide. As always, we met passionate producers and tasted wines that we now share with you...
A stroll among the best Italian wines
A few days ago we attended the annual event that Luca Maroni hosts for enthusiasts in the capital, an event that this year too was held in the magnificent setting of the Complesso monumentale di Santo Spirito in Sassia. We tasted...