What to Look for in the Perfect Spring Italian Wine
Spring is well and truly here.
The sun has started shining and every morning feels brighter than the last. Finally, after so many months of winter, we’re ab...
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Can You Make Italian Wine Using Black Grapes?
At its core, Italian wine seems pretty simple.
To make red wine, the producer uses red grapes. To make white, they use white grapes. Of course, we all know ...
Achieving the Right Temperature – How to Serve Italian Red Wine Correctly
What is red wine's right temperature?
xtraWine will discover it in this article. All you need to know to look like a pro on a special dinner....
Picnics And Italian Wine – Ideas For Your Easter Trip
Easter has come and gone and you’re probably so full of chocolate that you don’t want to move. However, this time of year also marks the coming of the spring.
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Foletto Amaro Stomatica 0.5L Review
Trentino Alto Adige is known for producing some absolutely wonderful Italian wines. In fact, we recently created a blog post where we delved into the region an...
Villa Sparina Gavi del Comune di Gavi 2020 Review
Piedmont is one of Italy’s most famous wine regions.
It is the home of some of the country’s most important grapes, including the spectacular Barbera and th...
Aldea Ron Miel Review
The favourite drink of buccaneers the world over, rum is obviously not an Italian wine. However, it is a spirit that is always worth paying attention to. Made ...
Grifalco Aglianico del Vulture Gricos 2019 Review
The turn of the millennium marked a lot of changes for the Italian wine industry.
Before the year 2000, many producers focused on quantity ahead of quality....
Basilisco Aglianico del Vulture Basilisco 2013 Review
The Basilicata region is not one of the most famous in Italy.
However, that does not mean its history doesn’t extend back for thousands of years. This regio...
Tenute Rubino Oltremé Susumaniello 2018 Review
Susumaniello may be a wine that many Italian wine lovers haven’t heard of, particularly those outside of its native country.
There is a good reason for this...
