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What if, ideally, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti’s “extreme promontory of the centuries” were located just a short distance from the Colli di Luni? The reference to Futurism, when speaking of the Terenzuola winery, is no coincidence. In the nineties, while others here continued to focus on grape varieties considered more predictable, Ivan Giuliani was already imagining
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Fabio Dei Micheli has been confirmed as president of the Bardolino Wine Consortium. The decision was made unanimously by the organization’s Board of Directors, which met at the Consortium’s headquarters to renew the appointments. Alongside Dei Micheli, Luca Oliosi, Davide Ronca, and Fausto Zeni were appointed vice presidents. The Bardolino Wine Consortium has 817 members,
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Valle Isarco Sylvaner is changing perspective. It is no longer just the wine accompanying the dish, but the dish being born from the wine. This is the principle behind “Sylvaner and Valle Isarco,” an initiative promoted by the EisacktalWein association, involving 17 producers and 14 local restaurants. Until the end of June, each participating venue
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At “A Montefalco” 2026, a territory in full transition emerges. Sagrantino loses numerical centrality but remains the qualitative peak among reds, while Trebbiano Spoletino establishes itself as the most dynamic and convincing white of the tasting. Montefalco Rosso confirms the pursuit of more immediate and accessible wines, with still uneven results. In the background remains
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Andreas Kofler will remain president of the Alto Adige Wine Consortium for the next three years. The reconfirmation came from the new Board of Directors, elected by the Consortium’s Ordinary Assembly. For Kofler, president of Cantina Kurtatsch, this is his third term leading the body that protects Alto Adige DOC denominations and manages the Alto
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Less and less Sagrantino di Montefalco and more and more Trebbiano Spoletino and Montefalco Rosso. With the shift from “Anteprima Sagrantino” to “A Montefalco“, the Consortium of Umbria’s renowned wine seems to have changed its skin, but above all its color. So much so that one wonders whether the new name of the event, launched
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The 2026 activities of the Accademia Italiana della Vite e del Vino resume on May 5 in Rome with the inauguration of the seventy-seventh Academic Year. The event is scheduled at Palazzo Valentini, in the Giorgio Fregosi Hall, marking the start of a new season of discussion on Italian viticulture topics. With over 500 members
Accademia della Vite e del Vino launches 77th Academic Year Read More »
Pia Donata Berlucchi, a key figure for Franciacorta and Italian wine, passed away yesterday, April 27, 2026. An entrepreneur, president of the Freccianera Fratelli Berlucchi winery, and a long-standing interpreter of the local culture, she leaves a lasting mark on the industry and its associations. A woman of character and vision, she was one of
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Wine tourism is establishing itself as a strategic asset for Italian wineries. In a complex international scenario, the sector finds new opportunities for growth and territorial enhancement through this lever. Over the last five years, the main Italian wine areas—from Valdobbiadene to Valpolicella, from Langhe to Franciacorta, through to Collio and Chianti—have recorded increases in
