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There is a moment, in certain professional circles, when time stops being just a unit of measurement and becomes a problem. Not for those moving forward, but for those standing still. A dinner between wine producers and journalists of different ages can thus turn into an institutional crisis. A joke, a misplaced laugh. Applause directed […]
Dear producers, don’t compliment young wine journalists Read More »
The shareholders’ meeting of the Barbera d’Asti e Vini del Monferrato Consortium has elected the new Board of Directors. Eighteen directors were confirmed, joined by 7 new entities. This renewal aims to strengthen the growth path of the denomination. Filippo Mobrici, from the Bersano winery, has been appointed to lead the Consortium. This choice signals
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Italy confirms its position in 2025 as the leading European market for online auctions. Nearly 750,000 lots were sold, a 10% increase over the previous year, for a total spend of over 100 million euros. The number of participants is also on the rise. New active users grew by 20%, a sign of increasingly widespread
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Stefano Pizzamiglio is the new president of the Colli Piacentini Wine and Flavor Route. The appointment took place on Monday, March 23, during the association’s 26th Ordinary Assembly. Pizzamiglio, head of the La Tosa farm, succeeds Elisabetta Virtuani, who leaves the presidency after four terms. The transition marks a change in the governance of the
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Signorvino closes 2025 with a turnover of 90 million euros. Of these, 1.8 million come from e-commerce. The chain of wine shops with kitchen founded in 2012 by Sandro Veronesi thus consolidates its positioning in a complex market, marked by increasingly price-conscious consumers. According to NIQ data, 60% of Italians are under pressure due to
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Langhe Doc now occupies an increasingly central position in the mosaic of Piedmont denominations. Established in 1994 with the aim of uniting and promoting a territory already world-famous—Langhe and Roero—it has progressively transformed into a key tool for interpreting the Langhe from a contemporary perspective, without losing its link to tradition and without the—often negative—aura
Mosaico Langhe Doc: The best tastings from Nebbiolo to Sauvignon Read More »
In a global context marked by economic uncertainties, climate change, and often contradictory messages about alcohol consumption, wine finds itself at the center of a complex narrative. According to enologist Graziana Grassini, the problem is not so much a structural change in preferences as it is consumer disorientation, as they are increasingly exposed to negative
Graziana Grassini is convinced: “We will return to drinking bold red and rosé wines” Read More »
The trade agreement between Australia and the European Union significantly shifts the balance of the international wine trade, with direct effects on one of Italy’s most sensitive issues: the name Prosecco, which Australia will use only domestically and no longer abroad. This is the central point emerging from the conclusion of negotiations between the two
Australian Prosecco, EU Agreement: Name to Be Used Only Domestically Read More »
Cantine Leonardo da Vinci has been placed in compulsory administrative liquidation by the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy. The measure regarding the winery in Vinci (Florence) is contained in the decree of February 11, 2026, published in the Official Gazette on February 26, 2026. The decision follows an investigation that established a condition
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The Vignaioli Piemontesi headquarters, at via Alba 15 in Castagnito (Cuneo), will host the official launch event of Devin0 on Tuesday, March 31 at 9:30 AM. This is an Italy–France cross-border project dedicated to innovation and training in the wine sector. The meeting represents the first public presentation of the initiative and will bring together
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