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Sicily en Primeur 2026, a mini Vinitaly betting on wine tourism

Sicily en Primeur 2026, a “mini Vinitaly”: betting on wine tourism

Sicily en Primeur 2026 aims to become a “mini Vinitaly” of wine tourism. Not in size, naturally. But in approach, ambition, and reading of the moment. The twenty-second edition of the event created by Assovini Sicilia, which opened yesterday in Palermo, shifts the focus from wine previews to a broader vision: wine, territories, hospitality, training. […]

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Sarajevo: culture, festivals, and nature—the Bosnian capital focuses on summer city breaks

Sarajevo: culture, festivals, and nature—the Bosnian capital focuses on summer city breaks

Just over an hour and a half by plane from Milan and Rome, Sarajevo offers itself as a destination for a summer city break featuring culture, events, and nature. The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina strengthens its tourism offering with a calendar of widespread cultural events and an urban heritage that interweaves different identities. During

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Campania Stories 2026: The rise of Pallagrello Bianco among the best Campanian white wines

Campania Stories 2026: The Rise of Pallagrello Bianco Among the Best Whites

The tasting of Campanian white wines at Campania Stories 2026 provides a selective overview. Winemag tasted 74 wines, with an overall average of 89.9/100. The level is high, but not uniform. The most convincing performances come from Greco di Tufo, Fiano di Avellino, and Campi Flegrei Falanghina, alongside some white Falerno del Massico. Nothing new?

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China to Host the 47th OIV World Congress of Vine and Wine 2026 and the 24th General Assembly of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine

China to Host the 47th OIV World Congress of Vine and Wine 2026

China will host the 47th OIV World Congress of Vine and Wine. The event will take place from October 12 to 16, 2026, in Yinchuan, Ningxia, at the invitation of the Government of the People’s Republic of China. Running in parallel will be the 24th General Assembly of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine

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Franciacorta positive 2025 results. International calendar for 2026

Franciacorta, a positive 2025. International calendar for 2026

Franciacorta closes 2025 with positive results and looks to 2026 with a development program oriented toward foreign markets. This picture emerged during the Franciacorta Consortium Assembly, called to approve the 2025 financial statements and examine the budget for the 2026 fiscal year. Opening the proceedings was Emanuele Rabotti, president of the Consorzio Franciacorta, with a

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Ivan Giuliani's Terenzuola: A Futurist Manifesto between Liguria and Tuscany

Ivan Giuliani’s Terenzuola: A Futurist Manifesto between Liguria and Tuscany

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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Bardolino Wine Consortium: Fabio Dei Micheli confirmed as president

Bardolino Wine Consortium: Fabio Dei Micheli confirmed as president

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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Pairings: Sylvaner and Valle Isarco in 14 restaurants with 17 producers. The EisacktalWein association initiative in South Tyrol

Pairings: Valle Isarco Sylvaner in 14 restaurants with 17 producers

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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A Montefalco 2026 Best Tastings from Spoletino 2025 to Sagrantino 2022

A Montefalco 2026 Best Tastings: From Spoletino 2025 to Sagrantino 2022

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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