A Viognier and a Lagrein for summer. Not so much reflections of climate change, but of the eye—or rather, the vision, forward-thinking and attentive—of winegrowers who know how to hit the mark with their (spot-on) choices in the vineyard and, consequently, in the glass. The Viognier comes from the Girasasso winery: it’s called La Volpe […]
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A rosé sparkler born from native grape varieties, processed in autoclave. The delicate color and fine perlage introduce a fresh sip, ideal for seafood cuisine. A label that expands the Notte Rossa line with a carefree offering perfect for summer. Notte Rossa launched its Extra Dry Rosé Sparkling Wine a few years ago, a rosé
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The ordinary amendment to the production regulations of the Umbrian denomination has been approved. Several designations have been removed, and new specifications for riserva and sparkling wine have been introduced. Among the types, macerated wine (orange wine) has been approved, while “refermented” has been eliminated through the ban on crown caps. Rules on zone, yields,
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The board of auditors contradicts what was communicated to members just a few days ago: “Routine maintenance activities are nearing completion” which could allow the cooperative to regularly receive grapes. The schedule will be drawn up with the help of the Agronomic Service, which “is proceeding with sampling in the vineyards” Terre d’Oltrepò risks not
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A trio of Provence rosé interpretations by Les Grands Chais de France (GCF). Château Gigery (Conad), Fleurs de Prairie (Esselunga), and Le Cengle (Decò and Adhoc): style, oenological precision, and versatility at the table. From the Sainte-Victoire Mountain to Saint-Tropez, well-defined identities and aromatic profiles. But, above all, wines for every budget. Château Gigery, Fleurs
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Winemag.it Exclusive. Increasingly persistent rumors suggest a possible withdrawal of the Puglian winery from the group founded by Sergio Dagnino. The deal is nearing completion: it could be a matter of weeks. Torrevento is reportedly ready to exit Prosit Group. According to information gathered by winemag.it, well-placed industry sources confirm that the Puglian winery is
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Registration is now open for the 2025 edition of the competition featuring barladies from across the country The “Lady Amarena Italy Award 2025” is underway, kicking off the eighth edition of the international “Lady Amarena International” competition, founded in 2015 to mark the centenary of Amarena Fabbri. The official announcement was made by Carlotta Fabbri.
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An exclusive letter of intent has been signed between the holding company based in Castiglione delle Stiviere (Mantua), which brings together 8 production and commercial companies, and the cooperative in Santo Stefano Belbo (Cuneo). Objective: to enhance the excellence of the Langhe and Moscato through industrial and commercial integration. Focus on international competitiveness and supply
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The distillers’ association emphasizes how the incorrect use of the word “Grappa” weakens the product’s reputation and creates consumer confusion AssoDistil, the association that has represented and protected Italy’s leading distillation companies for 80 years, condemns the improper use of the term “Grappa” by the media. Recently, some press outlets and media channels have associated
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Scapa and Spa raise the alarm: lack of resources to ensure plant operations. Unpaid suppliers, revoked bank credit lines, and a resigned board of directors worsen the situation. Urgent intervention from institutions requested. The Broni, Casteggio, and Santa Maria della Versa wineries, managed by Terre d’Oltrepò Scapa and Terre d’Oltrepò Spa, risk being unable to
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