“She walks in Beauty, like the night” from She Walks in Beauty, by George Gordon, Lord Byron Even though it is still somewhere between winter and spring, and on the… Last Sunday, the wine bar Uva Nera in Florence had organized a special wine tasting event, #UvaNeraLovesChianti, with two Chianti producers present. The producers were Castello del Trebbio and Fattoria… As you have probably understood by now, February is the month when you can get all the sneak peeks of the Tuscan wines being launched during the year. Together with… At #WinesOfItaly Blab on Tuesday, January 19th, my guest was Moreno Jep Ferlat from Ferlat Vini in Cormons, Friuli Venezia Giulia. He studied winemaking already at high school and then also at… Exploring the Treasures of Umbria: Grechetto, Sagrantino & Olive Oil “A thing of beauty is a joy for ever” (from Endymion, by John Keats) Now you might wonder why I… At #WinesOfItaly Blab on Tuesday, January 12th, my guest was Valeria Losi from Azienda Agricola Losi in Castelnuovo Berardenga close to Siena. Valeria told us that her role in the… At the #WinesOfItaly Blab before Christmas, Costanza Yael Aviv Castelnuovo-Tedesco, owner of the wine bar Uva Nera in Florence, was a guest. She talked about her wine bar and presented… Thanksgiving and wine go together as the occasion to open up and try new or familiar labels with friends and family. But for those who only celebrate Thanksgiving occasionally with… Chianti lies at the heart of the Italian Food, Wine, and Travel group’s theme this month, more precisely it’s a Cavalcade of Chianti wines. Using Chianti as a theme, of… When going to Veneto to explore the local wine culture, the Euganean Hills is probably not the first area you come to think of. We are more familiar with Ripasso… It was in the 1830s in Piedmont that Count Camillo Benso of Cavour, a politician, entrepreneur, and the first prime minister of unified Italy, together with Giulia Colbert Falletti, the… Rosé wine – so-called Vino Rosato – is always a type of wine that pairs well with summer. Therefore, the theme this month in the Italian Food, Wine, and Travel… Mamoiada is a village close to Nuoro in Sardegna where the inhabitants have viticulture and winemaking in their DNA. If Venetians say they get fed Prosecco in the baby bottle… A man and his vineyards; a man and his horse. Well, with Fabrizio Forconi, the owner of Podere dell’Anselmo, it is a bit of both. Podere dell’Anselmo is a small… Chiaretto di Bardolino is a rosé wine with an important history that has had an amazing and revolutionary development during the last 10 years, giving it a pole position among… Recently, I was asked by Jenna Hall, the Marketing Coordinator at Redfin, to contribute to an article about wine decor and wine storage. the article they published on the Redfin…
Wine Tasting with a Mediterranean View
#UvaNeraLovesChianti – A Wine Tasting
Sneak Peeks of Tuscan Wine 2016
Discovering Italian Wines from Friuli with Moreno Jep Ferlat
Exploring the Treasures of Umbria: Grechetto, Sagrantino & Olive Oil
Wine Talk with Valeria Losi from Losi Winery
Wine for Christmas at #WinesOfItaly Blab
3 Wine Tips to Bring Joy to the Thanksgiving Table
3 Chianti DOCG Wines Show the Potential of 2 Different Subzones
Hurry to Colli Euganei to Discover Its Hidden Treasures
Community and Fresh Perspectives Becomes Fundamental for Barolo Serralunga d’Alba
An Italian Rosé Wine that Makes You Sparkle
Mamoiada: When a Wine Area Finds A New Fresh Voice
Enjoy a Multifaceted Wine Experience at Podere dell’Anselmo in Chianti, Tuscany
Do Micro-Climate and Terroir Matter for Chiaretto di Bardolino Rosé Wines?
Wine Decor: 9 Ways to Use Bottles to Decorate Your Home