In Piemonte, over 39,000 hectares are dedicated to vineyards, a testament to the region’s rich winemaking heritage. This sprawling landscape not only nurtures diverse grape varieties but also forms the heart of Italy’s celebrated wine culture.
Read More“Dazi: Rallo, focus on food and wine tourism” highlights the untapped potential of culinary experiences in Rallo. With its rich local produce and vibrant traditions, the region invites visitors to savor authentic flavors that tell the story of its heritage.
Read MoreIn the picturesque landscape of Piedmont, anticipation hangs in the air as Agliè vies for the title of “Borgo dei Borghi 2025.” This charming village, with its rich history and stunning architecture, stands ready to captivate hearts and minds across Italy.
Read MoreThe Giornate FAI have transformed Bari’s municipal headquarters into the evocatively named ‘Palazzo della Città.’ This initiative invites visitors to explore the rich cultural heritage and architectural beauty of the city, unveiling stories hidden within its walls.
Read MoreA new association, “Capitanata Spumante Metodo Classico,” has emerged in the heart of Capitanata, uniting local producers passionate about traditional sparkling wine. Aiming to elevate regional excellence, it seeks to promote unique flavors and craftsmanship.
Read MoreIn a remarkable showcase of skill and passion, an 18-year-old sommelier has claimed the title in Liguria, proving that age is no barrier to mastery. As young wine enthusiasts rise, the future of sommelier excellence looks bright and promising.
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