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What does Blanc de Blancs mean? What are Blanc de Blancs sparkling wines? [READ ALL]

What are Blanc de Noirs sparkling wines? What does Blanc de Noir sparkling wine mean? [READ ALL]

We explain how Franciacorta Saten is made. [READ ALL]

Prosecco vs Trento DOC: differences. [READ ALL]

In the following article we explain everything about Chiaretto di Bardolino, one of the best Italian rosé wines. [READ ALL]

Read the article to find out everything about Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo. [READ ALL]

The differences between Rosso di Montepulciano and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. [READ ALL]

Here's how to store bottles of wine at home.

Follow our advice. [READ ALL]

Common aspects and differences between Barolo and Barbaresco.

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In these days, as usual, we have received many orders of sparkling wines: the wines for the party and for the toast.

While we were preparing this huge amount of packages, we asked ourselves a question: why do we celebrate and toast with sparkling wines? Or: why are sparkling wines the toast wines? Why them and not the classic red or white wines? [READ ALL]

The Christmas meal is a special occasion that deserves to be prepared and organized with the utmost care, above all, the choice of dishes on the menu and the wines to pair with them.

Italian sparkling wines should always be present. And for great fans they can be served throughout the meal. You just need to choose the right ones at the right time. Here are the best Italian sparkling wines to pair with the Christmas menu: from aperitif to dessert. [READ ALL]

This wine comes from a very small village in Alto Monferrato, Piedmont, a favorite place for Brachetto d'Acqui. We are in Alice Bel Colle.

This is the review of Brachetto d'Acqui D.O.C.G. Cantina Alice Bel Colle 2021. [READ ALL]

During the Christmas period, toasting is a custom that unites many countries around the world and which involves many people, wine lovers and more.

We have decided to present you the 5 basic rules for the perfect toast. [READ ALL]

In Valdobbiadene, in the province of Treviso, there is a small area which is considered a prestigious cru of Prosecco. This area has earned a specific mention within the D.O.C.G. Conegliano Valdobbiadene - Prosecco. It is called Cartizze and gives its name to an excellent Prosecco.

We tasted the Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze by the Cantina Produttori di Valdobbiadene. [READ ALL]

In today's review we take you to discover a red wine belonging to one of the typical appellations of Western Liguria, a land of excellent wines. We are talking about the Ormeasco di Pornassio D.O.C., specifically, the one produced by the Ramoino winery.

Below, we present and review the Ormeasco di Pornassio D.O.C. Ramoino vintage 2021. [READ ALL]

The Nebbiolo that we present to you today, the subject of our review, comes from Alta Gallura. It is a surprising wine, which has nothing to envy of its Piedmontese colleagues. It is called Karana, 2022 vintage, and is produced by Cantina Gallura.

Continue reading to find out more. [READ ALL]

Mythical, legendary, prodigious, phenomenal, we could find a lot of adjectives to describe the excellence of Flaccianello della Pieve, one of the maximum expressions of Sangiovese.

We decided to taste and review the 2019 vintage of Flaccianello della Pieve Fontodi. [READ ALL]

Petit Rouge is the most important autochthonous black grape variety in the Valle d'Aosta. That of Les Cretes, the largest private winery in the region, is produced in its historic and most suitable area. A real gem that allows wine enthusiasts to fully enjoy the many qualities of this vine.

Here is the review of the 2022 vintage. [READ ALL]

On 15 October, at the Teatro Brancaccio in Rome, Michele and Massimo Bernetti of the Umani Ronchi winery collected the award assigned by the Gambero Rosso Italian guide £Guida Vini d'Italia 2024" as the best Italian winery of the year. [READ ALL]

The wine that, today, we decided to take directly from the virtual shelves of our online wine sales site, to taste and to review is the first SuperUmbrian that has ever been produced. This is San Giorgio Lungarotti.

We reviewed the 2018 vintage. Here are our impressions on the San Giorgio Umbria IGT Rosso Lungarotti 2018 awarded by James Suckling with 93 points. [READ ALL]