Vini delle Coste: Wines Shaped by Earth, Sea, and Story

“Unity is strength.” That phrase perfectly captured the spirit of Vini delle Coste, which took place on March 30–31, 2025, at the Real Collegio di Lucca. The event brought together more than 80 winemakers from across Italy and welcomed over 1,200 visitors, including industry professionals, wine lovers, and international journalists. Created and organized by Alessandra Guidi and produced by Event Service, this debut edition emphasized … Continue reading Vini delle Coste: Wines Shaped by Earth, Sea, and Story

La Selezione: A Selection of Wines Chosen by Sommeliers

Giorgia Sinapi, Domenico Accinni, and Matteo Zappile share a deep passion for wine, particularly those produced through artisanal methods. As youthful sommeliers and dedicated wine enthusiasts, they united to create La Selezione, a venture driven by a shared vision: to elevate the wine world by curating selections from producers who embrace sustainability. Their carefully chosen collection, available for distribution in Rome, highlights small-scale producers committed … Continue reading La Selezione: A Selection of Wines Chosen by Sommeliers

Beviamoci Sud 2024: A Showcase of Southern Italian Wines in Rome

The sixth edition of Beviamoci Sud Roma, the premier event dedicated to promoting and showcasing the wines of Southern Italy, will be held from December 7th to 9th, 2024, at Hotel Palatino in Rome, just steps from the Colosseum. Organized by Riserva Grande and Andrea Petrini (wine blogger at Percorsi di Vino), with the technical expertise of journalist and gastronome Luciano Pignataro, the event caters … Continue reading Beviamoci Sud 2024: A Showcase of Southern Italian Wines in Rome

Tasting Through Time: The Unique Post-Fermentation Wine Dinner with Umbrian Wineries

The fourth edition of “Atti a Divenire: Cena Post Fermentativa” at Locanda Palazzone offered an exclusive insight into Umbria’s evolving wine culture through a post-fermentation tasting. Organized by a dedicated group of Umbrian winemakers, led by Giovanni Dubini of Locanda Palazzone, the event gave guests the rare opportunity to experience wines in their “Atto a Divenire” or “Coming into Being” phase. In this stage, the … Continue reading Tasting Through Time: The Unique Post-Fermentation Wine Dinner with Umbrian Wineries

Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2024: Celebrating Italy’s Best Wines in Rome

At this year’s Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, Italian wines dominated, winning an impressive 585 medals out of 1,800 entries. Held at the historic Palazzo Valentini, the event underscored Italy’s commitment to winemaking excellence, securing 20 Grand Gold, 249 Gold, and 316 Silver medals. Italy ranked just behind France, which took home 644 medals, and ahead of Spain with 457, showcasing the country’s remarkable terroir diversity. … Continue reading Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2024: Celebrating Italy’s Best Wines in Rome

Only Wine 2024: An Ovation to Italy’s Young Producers and Small Wineries

For over a decade, Only Wine has flourished, marking its eleventh year with another triumphant celebration with admissions that exceeded more than 5500 tickets sold, 260 accredited sector operators and over 100 journalists and bloggers in the charming town of Città di Castello, in Umbria, Italy. From April 27 to 29, 2024, the 11th edition unfolded within the historic walls of Palazzo Vitelli a Sant’Egidio, … Continue reading Only Wine 2024: An Ovation to Italy’s Young Producers and Small Wineries

Proposta Vini, One of the Leading Wine Distributors of Italy, Presented its 2023 Catalogue in Rome

A big participation of 224 producers of wine and 13 of spirits in the presentation of the 2023 Catalogue of Proposta Vini took place between 29 to 30 January 2023 at Nuova Fiera di Roma. The annual appointment that transpired for the first time in Rome after its previous editions in the cities of Parma and Piacenza. It is an important encounter between producers who … Continue reading Proposta Vini, One of the Leading Wine Distributors of Italy, Presented its 2023 Catalogue in Rome

Another Year of Success for Only Wine Festival in Città di Castello, Umbria

A celebratory atmosphere in the small Umbrian city of Città di Castello this weekend, 30 April to 2 May 2022, was due to the return of the face to face wine event Only Wine. It was held at Palazzo Vitelli a Sant’Egidio, a splendid 16th century palace built for the celebrated local cavalryman Paolo II Vitelli which faces a sprawling open-air green garden where attendees … Continue reading Another Year of Success for Only Wine Festival in Città di Castello, Umbria

The Lady of Brunello of Tenute Silvio Nardi With Her Expressions of Sangiovese

At a young age of twenty in 1985, Emilia Nardi, the youngest daughter of the eight children of the then 77-year old Silvio Nardi, entered her father’s thriving winery in Montalcino. The job was to be a distraction that a concerned father gave to her heartbroken daughter who just came out of a relationship. Here, she learned all the ropes of running a winery for … Continue reading The Lady of Brunello of Tenute Silvio Nardi With Her Expressions of Sangiovese

Tenuta Scuotto: Putting Irpinia’s Quintessential Characteristics in the Bottle

Oi Ni took me to Tenuta Scuotto a few years ago. It was not like the other Fiano wines I’ve tried. The complexity is impressive and as it ages more, it bears some similarities to Riesling. Its personality starts with the structure and acidity then moves you towards layers of ripe fruits and petroleum aromas. It is that kind of wine that’s waiting to narrate … Continue reading Tenuta Scuotto: Putting Irpinia’s Quintessential Characteristics in the Bottle

Tenuta San Francesco: Centuries-Old Vines Producing Phenomenal Wines in the Amalfi Coast

Have you ever seen the trunk of a centuries-old vine branch? An authentic bole grown in awning that winds for meters and meters twisting on itself, with the joints that they resemble seafaring knots, intrigues of wool skeins, creating grotesque games of lights, shadows and wood. Have you ever walked under the branches of Tintore, humongous pergola-trained vines that create roofs of leaves above your … Continue reading Tenuta San Francesco: Centuries-Old Vines Producing Phenomenal Wines in the Amalfi Coast

Tenuta di Fiorano: The Story of a Prince Who Fell in Love with Winemaking in Rome

The story of Tenuta di Fiorano evolves around a prince who fell in love with something quite unexpected: winemaking. It all starts in 1946 with Prince Alberico Boncompagni Ludovisi, who comes from one of Itay’s oldest noble families with a line of eighteen noble titles when he took over his family’s 200-hectare land outside Rome. The second among the eight children of Prince Francesco Boncompagni … Continue reading Tenuta di Fiorano: The Story of a Prince Who Fell in Love with Winemaking in Rome

Ruchè: The Autochthonous Piedmontese Grape Revived by a Local Priest From Near Extinction to Highest Italian Appellation

Ruchè is a native black grape indigenous to the area of Castagnole Monferrato in Piedmont which ran the risk of extinction if not for the foresight of the parish priest of the village. It was never given importance oenologically as it was only consumed as table grapes, or used in blending to refine wines because of its aromatic profile, or to produce sweet wine for … Continue reading Ruchè: The Autochthonous Piedmontese Grape Revived by a Local Priest From Near Extinction to Highest Italian Appellation

Tenuta Vitalonga: Passion for an Ancient Winemaking Tradition in Ficulle, Umbria

On the sprawling hills of the upper Orvieto area in Ficulle, Tenuta Vitalonga provides a picturesque view of a characteristic landscape of neat rows of vineyards surrounded by groves of oak extending to the bordering regions of Tuscany and Lazio. In its 90 hectares of land at an elevation between 350 to 450 meters above sea level, 20 are dedicated to vineyards and 6 are … Continue reading Tenuta Vitalonga: Passion for an Ancient Winemaking Tradition in Ficulle, Umbria

The Long History of the Prestigious Enrico Serafino 1878 Winery to Alta Langa Sparkling Wines

The story of Enrico Serafino started in 1878 when he decided to become a winemaker. Heir to a rich family from Romano Cavanese in Piedmont, Enrico, at age 23, moved to Canale, the heart of the best wine production area of the region of Piedmont. He was fascinated with the technological innovation of producing sparkling wine obtained from Metodo Classico which was initiated by Carlo … Continue reading The Long History of the Prestigious Enrico Serafino 1878 Winery to Alta Langa Sparkling Wines