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Written on September 13 2022. Posted in Wine news, Wine Story.

A chat with James Suckling: his story and what do Americans look for in Italian wines

Exclusive interview with James Suckling about how he has become one of the most influential wine critic in the world and why he choose Italy for his tasting headquarter

Written on August 30 2022. Posted in Wine news, Wine Story, Wine tourism.

Inside a natural cork

What's behind a wine natural cork? Reportage of a Portugal tour to discover cork from the forest to the bottle.

Written on August 30 2022. Posted in Wine news.

From Portugal’s forests to the bottle When we uncork a bottle of wine, of the cork we generally care about two things: that it does not break and that it has not contributed to impair strange odors...

Written on August 5 2022. Posted in Wine Story, Wine Tasting, Wine tourism.

How much does a mosaic tile matter?

The story of Musivum, the cru selection that values teamwork The small single tile in a mosaic may seem insignificant, not indispensable, when considered on its own. Yet if this principle were applied...

Written on June 23 2022. Posted in Wine Event, Wine news, Wine tourism.

Trentino: the first wine region with an official sustainability annual report

The Trentino wine consortium is the first Italian regional territorial organization to adopt an official annual sustainability report. 5,667 Trentino grape-producing wineries have followed this challenging...

Written on June 6 2022. Posted in Italian products.

The natural rhythm of beauty: telling about living materials, such as wine, or… wood

I went in person to visit that triangle of hills and vineyards on the border with Slovenia to observe, to know, to smell, to touch in the true sense of the word the materials, the people, the inspiration...

Written on April 26 2022. Posted in Wine news.

Wine competitions, medals and numbers: do they take away the pleasure of discovery?

In fact, I believe a good part of the pleasure for a wine lover is in the phase of research, discovery, investigation. Being curious about a new grape, looking for its history, discovering the producers...

Written on March 22 2022. Posted in Wine Event.

Wine events’ F.O.M.O, how to fight the anxiety of missing out and select the best to attend

The anxiety of missing an event does not only concern companies or business opportunities, but also those who attend wine events for pleasure, for passion, perhaps exploring the idea of making it a...

Written on March 9 2022. Posted in Wine news.

Implementing anti sexism courses in Italy, my proposal to the Minister for Equal Opportunities

I started dealing with gender gaps, discrimination and sexism one day in mid-January 2020 when I decided that I didn’t want to put up with it anymore, that I didn’t want to “be superior”,...

Written on November 12 2021. Posted in Wine Story, Wine tourism.

Moscato d’Asti Docg: prejudices at home, success in the U.S., the search for quality

Moscato is one of the most "bullied" grape varieties at home, in Italy, and one of the most exported in the world, especially in the States where the most appreciated version is the low-alcohol, sugary...

Let’s talk about wine, people, places and beauty

A chat with James Suckling: his story and what do Americans look for in Italian wines

Inside a natural cork

A chat with James Suckling: his story and what do Americans look for in Italian wines

Inside a natural cork

Inside a natural cork

How much does a mosaic tile matter?

Trentino: the first wine region with an official sustainability annual report

The natural rhythm of beauty: telling about living materials, such as wine, or… wood

Wine competitions, medals and numbers: do they take away the pleasure of discovery?

Wine events’ F.O.M.O, how to fight the anxiety of missing out and select the best to attend

Implementing anti sexism courses in Italy, my proposal to the Minister for Equal Opportunities

Moscato d’Asti Docg: prejudices at home, success in the U.S., the search for quality

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