Walter Musco, when pastry becomes matter

There are moments when pastry stops being just technique and taste, and becomes language. In Walter Musco’s work, this transition has been evident for some time, but with his Easter collection it reaches an even more radical form: the egg is no longer simply something to consume, but a surface for reflection. (more…)

Between Rome and Tokyo, via the bar counter: the meeting between Drink Kong and Zuma

When two worlds recognize each other, they do more than collaborate—they begin to tell a shared story. This is exactly what happens between Drink Kong and Zuma Rome: a dialogue between visions, Japanese culture, and contemporary mixology. An encounter that is not simply a collaboration, but a convergence of aesthetics, perspectives, and journeys that find in Japan a common matrix, almost a shared language built on balance, precision, and a deep respect for detail. (more…)

Young people, new languages, and new wine communities: Federica Fina’s vision between Generazione Next and a different kind of hospitality in the cellar

Talking about wine to people in their twenties isn’t an impossible mission—it’s a huge opportunity. That’s the starting point of our conversation with Federica Fina, who through her work in wine tourism has closely observed a generation often considered distant from wine but actually curious, attentive, and surprisingly receptive when engaged the right way. (more…)

Granatza, the grape that tells the story of Orgosolo

Inside “Miradas”, a journey into the agricultural and symbolic heart of Barbagia

Locoe is not just a place: it is an emotional geography, a natural archive in which the memory of Orgosolo has settled over centuries. This is where the story told by Nicola Corria, Vice President of Cantine di Orgosolo, begins, guiding us through the encounter dedicated to Granatza within the framework of the “Miradas” project, an initiative conceived to connect art, territory and agricultural production. (more…)

Flos Olei 2026: Extra Virgin Olive Oil as Culture, Identity and Future

From the voices of Marco Oreggia and Laura Marinelli comes the story of a guide in constant evolution.

Flos Olei returns to Rome, reaffirming its role as an international observatory on extra virgin olive oil. The 2026 edition unfolds as a global journey encompassing 57 countries, 500 producers, 92 territorial maps and more than 760 selected oils. Numbers that confirm the guide, created by Marco Oreggia and Laura Marinelli, as the most authoritative map of high-quality olive growing worldwide. (more…)

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