Astoria Galie Prosecco Treviso Extra Dry Review
It’s been a while since we’ve taken a look at a Prosecco!
Perhaps we were on a little bit of a burnout when it comes to reviewing Prosecco wines. After all,...
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La Poderina Brunello Montalcino Poggio Abate Ris 2012 Review
Is there anything better than a good Italian red wine?
Of course, you already know about the classics. Chianti and Barolo are the wines upon which an entire...
Castelvecchio: Wrapped in a timeless atmosphere
The Azienda Agricola Castelvecchio stands just above Sagrado, where Gorizia's Karst offers an extraordinary natural and peaceful scenery. The view from this pl...
Angoris Collio Bianco Riserva Giulio Locatelli 2015 Review
Are you looking for an amazing Italian white wine?
Your instinct is probably to go for the classics. And there’s certainly nothing wrong with that. They’re ...
Fattoria Villa Papiano Probi di Papiano 2015 – A Review
If you’ve read out last two reviews, you’ve probably noticed something of a theme emerging with the wines that we’ve looked at this week.
Every single one c...
Tenuta Ulisse Nativae Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2016 – A Review
As Italian wine lovers, there’s always a risk of us focusing a little too intently on the classics. When it comes to wines, we immediately divert to the likes ...
Le Casematte Faro 2016 – A Review
One of the great things about the Italian wine industry is that there are so many regions that the DOC offers classification to. For those who aren’t deeply en...
Pàtrimo: a declaration of love to our fathers
Irpinia and its vineyards
A small, one-of-a-kind vineyard; a stretch of land which crosses a gentle hill overlooking our winery…
We are in Irpinia, in th...
Veuve Fourny flying high: great Champagnes from Vertus
Ever since brothers Charles and Emmanuel took over running the family business in Vertus, Veuve Fourny has taken flight.
Their secret : meticulously detaile...
Ballabio Farfalla Metodo Classico Extra Brut Review
Italian sparkling white wine.
What’s the first wine that comes to mind when we say those words? We’re betting that most of you instantly jumped to Prosecco....