Pio Cesare Moscato D’Asti
The Italian town of Alba is one of the first that comes to mind when you think of the great Italian winemaking region. Those in the know are more than likely we...
The Growing Popularity of Moscato d’Asti in the United States
Off all of the Italian wine success stories, Moscato d'Asti seems like it should be the most unlikely. After all, the wine has traditionally been used as little...
The History of the Moscato d’Asti Wine
With Prosecco having achieved such international infamy for its quality, it is only natural that more people are becoming interested in other types of sparkling...
Adami Prosecco Cartizze
With so many amazing Prosecco producers in Italy, it can be very difficult to pick just one to shine a spotlight on. After all, the quality of the wines being p...
The Rise and Rise of Prosecco in the UK
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Prosecco and Mozzarella di Bufala: Combating Counterfeiting Online
For as long as there has been an Italian wine industry there have been people trying to take advantage of the hardworking producers throughout the country by cr...
Cantina della Volta Lambrusco Modena
Long considered to be one of the most famous wines produced in Italy, Lambrusco finds its roots in the Etruscan era, with records showing that vines have been g...
Beware of Fake Wines – The Warning Signs to Look For
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Lambrusco – Wine of Modena
History has shown us that there are many Italian grapes that have achieved infamy almost as much as the wines they are used to produce. After all, without the q...
Revisiting the History of Antinori
There is perhaps no family or wine producer that is more indelibly linked to the culture of Italy than the Antinori family. For centuries the family has been pe...