From the Winemag Top 100 Best Italian Wines 2025 Guide: Costa d’Amalfi DOC Rosato 2023, Cantine Giuseppe Apicella (12%). Floral: 7Fruit: 7.5Spices, herbs: 8Freshness: 7Tannin: 0Sapidity: 6Alcohol perception: 5Overall harmony: 7.5Drinkability: 7At the table: 7When to drink: now / within 3 years
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A tour of Italy’s best cocktail bars to spread the brand’s values ETSU Gin, to further strengthen the bond between the brand and Italian territory, presents ETSU Embassies. A program developed with D&C, exclusive importer and distributor for Italy, involving a selection of exceptional venues and mixology professionals. Among the first official ETSU “embassies” are
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From November 22 to 24, 2025, the trade fair at Piacenza Expo explores the world of cocktails with the patronage of AIBES and promotes wine tourism The 2025 edition of Fiera dei Vini opens to new perspectives, scheduled from November 22 to 24 at Piacenza Expo. This year’s event features two important innovations: the expansion
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In Scriò di Dolegna del Collio, the winery is founded on a sustainable approach that respects local identity. Six labels that express the character of the marl and sandstone soil, with salinity as a distinctive trait. Organic farming. Minimal intervention in the cellar. And listening to nature. “I didn’t want a winery in Collio, I
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The project kicks off with the Federico II University and the Strada del Vino del Casavecchia di Pontelatone e dell’Alta Campania. The first stages of the research, which aims to enhance the potential of the area’s viticulture, will take place at the Eremo di San Vitaliano. Focus on sustainability, territorial identity, and production quality. Universities,
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The 30% tariffs announced by Trump starting August 1st put pressure on Italian wine exports. According to the exporter (2024 revenue exceeding 112 million euros), the Veneto-Friuli denomination is the most exposed. Followed by Pinot Grigio, Chianti, Brunello and Barolo. Here’s the Top 10 wines at risk. The appeal: “Adaptation strategies are necessary.” “With the
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