Happy Hour with Friends – The Perfect Wines to Serve
What does Happy Hour mean to you?
Maybe it brings to mind those times spent in a bar or pub that’s trying to get rid of its drinks by offering low prices on...
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Wine and hospitality with Alois Lageder
The #xtraWine summer season is still going strong with tips on wine tourism, hospitality, and wine reviews.
For this article, we go back to Trentino Alto Ad...
Why Do Some Italian Wines Taste Better With Age (And Others Don’t)?
Italian wines taste better when aged.
It’s advice that you will hear almost everywhere. And in many cases, it’s true. The ageing process allows many wines t...
What Are the Most Famous Italian Wines?
We all know that Italy is a country that is famous for its wines.
But which are the most famous Italian wines? Out of the many hundreds of types of wines to...
xtraWinexperience #10: Campania
xtraWinexperience goes to Campania
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Playground of the Romans during the heydays of the Roman Empire, Campania has a fascina...
xtraWineXperience #9: Lazio
The #xtrawinexperience journey continues in Lazio to discover the best wines of the capital region.
The wine of Lazio in history
The history of the wines...
xtraWinexperience #8: Emilia-Romagna
xtraWinexperience goes to Emilia Romagna. If Tuscany was the land of high end fashion, Lombardy that of innovation, Emilia Romagna is the land of good food. Pa...
xtraWinexperience #7: Tuscany
xtraWinexperience continues, landing in Tuscany. Known for being the cradle of Renaissance and home to world famous brands: Gucci, Cavalli, Ferragamo. Tuscany ...
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 ...
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....