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Franco Bernabei, winemaker of the Italian wine Renaissance, has died. Some of his wines became symbols, such as Flaccianello della Pieve by Fontodi, Fontalloro by Fèlsina, and Vigneto Bucerchiale by Selvapiana
Franco Bernabei, Winemaker of the Italian Wine Renaissance, Has Died Read More »
During the night between Sunday, June 28 and Monday, June 29, the Banfi winery in Piedmont, in Strevi, in the province of Alessandria, was hit by a significant theft. According to the company, over 3,000 bottles were stolen, largely Alta Langa Docg labels. The theft involved entire pallets of product. A detail that, according to
Theft at Banfi Piemonte winery: 3,000 bottles of Alta Langa stolen Read More »
Best Tavel AOC 2025, 2024, and 2023: All the scores for the typical deep rosés of the Southern Rhône region, in a phase of profound transition for local vignerons. The temptation to “lighten” the color of the wines to make them less extractive and capture new market segments, following the Provence model, is great. But
Best Tavel AOC 2025, 2024, and 2023: All the scores Read More »
Among the best rosés on the market in the world today, Tavel occupies an anomalous place. It is one of the few French rosés to have a historical, territorial, and gastronomic identity so defined as to be immediately recognizable. But today Tavel does not present itself with the color that the international market has learned
Tavel, the deep rosé at a crossroads in France: will the dictatorship of pale rosé win? Read More »
European wine is back under pressure in the United States. It risks ending up within a new tariff measure built around the issue of forced labor, despite no direct accusations against the wine industry on this front. The dossier stems from Section 301 investigations launched by the USTR, the Office of the United States Trade
European wine, new risk of US tariffs: USWTA mobilizes American sellers Read More »
Italian wine tries to play its world match even without a soccer national team. While Italy remains out of the 2026 World Cup for the third consecutive edition, Coldiretti brings the “Italian wine national team” to New York: a promotional campaign designed to present wine as an ambassador of Made in Italy, the Mediterranean Diet,
World Cup, Coldiretti Launches the Italian Wine National Team in New York Read More »
Langhe Nebbiolo and Barbera d’Alba: the Consortium cuts 2026 harvest yields by 10%. President Sergio Germano explains why
Langhe Nebbiolo and Barbera d’Alba: Consortium cuts 2026 harvest yields by 10% Read More »
With nearly 400 samples entered, the 2026 edition of Grow du Monde, held in Moravia—the production heart of Riesling Italico in the Czech Republic—will be remembered as a record-breaking one. Records in numbers, participation, and attention from the public and professionals: sommelier, buyers, producers, and journalists arrived from various countries to measure the state of
Oltrepò, Colle del Bricco gold at Grow du Monde reopens the Riesling Italico case Read More »
The global wine market is slowing down, but sparkling wines are not. Or at least they’re holding up better than many other categories. This is the picture emerging from the first Sparkling Report published by ProWein, a new market analysis dedicated to the global sparkling wine sector and made available free of charge by the
ProWein Sparkling Report: Premium, Emerging Regions, and Zero Alcohol Read More »
Sixty years of history for one of the oldest denominations in Tuscany. The Consorzio di Tutela Bianco di Pitigliano e Sovana DOC celebrated the anniversary of the Bianco di Pitigliano DOC with the conference “60 years of the Bianco di Pitigliano DOC – A millenary heritage looking to the future,” hosted at the Cantina di
