The Key Differences Between American and European Wines
Wine is wine, right?
The production methods don’t change too much no matter where the wine is produced. Winemakers still have to maintain their vineyards, h...
It’s Time for Bargains – Four Great Discounted Italian Wines from Xtrawine
Everybody loves a bargain.
And in the world of Italian wine, a good bargain doesn’t just mean you save money. It also gives you an opportunity to experience...
White wines from veneto with Allegrini: from Soave to Lugana
We learn about White wines from Veneto from Allegrini, which has recommended two wines for this journey: Lugana and Soave. You can find them on xtraWine....
XtraWine cocktail season: Exotic Time
#xwcocktailseason’s tuesday appointment is back. This week with three cocktail recipes because we are going through a new heatwave. Even if we are not, we are certainly going to deserve creativity to help us get through the week....
What Can We Expect from the 2022 Italian Wine Harvest?
As we draw closer to the end of summer, the Italian wine industry begins one of its busiest periods. After months spent tending the vine, producers are finally...
The Differences Between Grappa and Italian Wine
Italian wine is made using grapes.
Grappa is also made using grapes.
So, does that mean they’re the same drink?
Not at all! Though both are Italian sp...
Irish Roast Beef with Yorkshire Pudding – A Recipe and Italian Wine Pairings
We’d all love a little luck of the Irish.
Unfortunately, we don’t know how to give you that world-famous luck. But we do know how to help you enjoy some Iri...
A Brief Guide to the Wines of Umbria
At Xtrawine, we often make mention of the fact that the Italian wine industry provides more variety than any other country’s wine industry. The country has 20 ...
Strong Growth for Wine Sales in 2022 – The COVID Recovery
COVID-19 had a massive impact on the global wine industry.
Of course, we know all about how the pandemic impacted wine production and the wine tourism indus...
Is There Sugar in Wine – Understanding the Role of the Sweet Stuff in Italian Wine
No matter what Italian wine you drink, you will taste the influence of sugar. You might not realize it. In fact, when you’re drinking a particularly tannic win...