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Cantine Federici – La Baia del Sole is Winery of the Year Northern Italy 2026 for the Winemag Guide. Located in Luni (La Spezia), the winery represents and embodies the qualitative growth of the Ligurian wine sector. An estate that enhances local native grape varieties, particularly Vermentino, and makes territorial identity a stylistic hallmark. Founded […]
Azienda Agricola Mattè is the Italian Revelation Winery 2026 for the Winemag Guide 2026. Founded in 2019, it is located in Volano (Trento) and stands out for its technical precision and the personality of its Trento Doc. Beyond the sparkling wine – not surprisingly awarded Best Italian Classic Method Sparkling Wine 2026 – the winery
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Silvano Bolmida is Italian Winery of the Year for the Winemag Guide 2026. The award to the winery in Monforte d’Alba (Cuneo, Piedmont) is granted for its stylistic consistency and interpretive depth of Barolo, of which Silvano Bolmida is not only a passionate actor-protagonist, but an author-director now essential to any “wine list” that aims
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Time for announcements for the Winemag Guide 2026, which once again brings together the best Italian wines and the best wineries in Italy, selected through a rigorous blind tasting. A work of analysis and comparison that rewards territorial identity beyond commercial potential, capturing the state of the art of Italian wine in 2025. The keyword
Winemag Guide 2026: Wineries and Wines of the Year. The Keyword is “Authenticity” Read More »
Sparkling wines and low or zero-alcohol wines are the protagonists of a changing international wine market. This is what emerges from the report presented by Alexandra Wrann and Dr. Anja Zimmer of A2Wine during the recent ProWein Preview in Dusseldorf. New trends and a paradigm shift show sparkling wines in continuous growth, with NoLo (No
Bubbles and Alcohol-Free: The International Wine Market Changes Face Read More »
Forty years of a vision that has redefined the concept of time in Champagne. In 1985, a young Maison decided to embark on an unprecedented path: creating a Perpetual Reserve, a living and continuously evolving blend, destined to become a stylistic signature. That choice, pioneering at the time, was born from a precise conviction: Champagne
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The Members’ Assembly of the Vernaccia di San Gimignano Wine Consortium has confirmed Manrico Biagini as president and elected the new Board of Directors, which will guide the consortium’s activities in the coming years. Members include Davide Ancillotti (Cantine Vivito), Andrea Arrigoni (Pietraserena), Manrico Biagini (Signano), Lisanna Boschini (Collemucioli), Andrea Ciappi (Casa alle Vacche), Massimo
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry has officially recognized the Consorzio di Tutela del Vermouth di Torino, marking a historic milestone for the promotion and protection of the renowned Piedmontese aromatized wine. The institutional recognition grants the Consortium full powers to defend the PGI Vermouth/Vermut di Torino designation, the only PGI recognized in
The Consorzio del Vermouth di Torino has obtained recognition from MASAF Read More »
Which consortium brand for sparkling wine gives such importance to Pinot Nero worldwide that it includes it in the DOCG regulations at a minimum percentage of 85%? Hint: it’s not Champagne, it’s not Franciacorta. It is—or rather, will be, once the bureaucratic process is complete—Classese, the DOCG Classic Method sparkling wine of the Oltrepò Pavese
In Pinot Nero we trust. Oltrepò bets big on Classese Read More »
“We want to produce the best possible Champagne, without any compromise when it comes to sustainability.” With these words Alexis Lyon, global brand manager of Champagne Telmont, summed up the philosophy of the French house, which was a guest last night at Casa Azzoguidi, in Bologna, for the official Italian presentation of Réserve de la
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