Volcanic Wines: From North to South, an Italian Treasure
Italy is a country renowned for its extraordinary wine tradition, which extends from the Alps to Sicily. Among the many varieties of Italian wines, volcanic wi...
history and society
Renaissance, Romagna and Sangiovese
In the heart of the Italian Renaissance, the region of Romagna was a crossroads of culture, politics, art and fine wine. Two prominent figures of this period w...
Light Wines: Vin de Soif are Back in Vogue
The term "vin de soif" in France refers to light wines, which are pleasant to drink due to their structure and alcohol content, and they easily flow in the mou...
Women of Wine: Interview with President Daniela Mastroberardino
March 8th, International Women's Day, is always the right occasion to celebrate the progress made by women worldwide in economic, political, and cultural s...
Canned Wine: Will it be the Future of Wine?
Let's all stay calm, don't wrinkle your nose, but the market trend says it: canned wine will change the future of wine. Increasingly, the search for new wine p...
Tarantism, wine and Salento
Salento, in the south of Puglia, is one of those places where wine has a long history, often intertwined with legends, rituals, and traditions. In this corner ...
Wine production areas and climate change
In 2013, a study from the University of Texas on new wine production areas caused quite a stir in the wine world: by analyzing climate data, emissions, and fut...
Ernest Hemingway and wine: a love story
Ernest Hemingway is certainly known for his relationship with wine and alcohol: anyone who has approached the reading of his works will have recognized in him ...
Wine and Literature: a perfect pairing
Wine and Literature have always inspired numerous authors: Dante, Shakespeare, Manzoni, Verga. What have they written? Discover it!...
A short playlist of songs about wine
Sanremo 2024 starts today, and who knows if the competing singers will surprise us with songs about wine. In the meantime, we propose you a short playlist of s...