It is not easy to arrive and find your way through the small roads around Camporeale, especially after the heavy rainstorm of the previous days. It is also hard to imagine feeling so comfortable in a territory that, I must admit, I did not know before. (more…)

I’m sorry for you, but a breakfast like this is not for everyone. (more…)

The Tuesday of the Merano Wine Festival is always a little more relaxed and dedicated to hosting the sparkling wines of France and Italy, to which this year the wines of Bio&Dinamica have also been added. (more…)

A story that begins a long time ago. Feudo Disisa is a gift from King William to the Archbishop of Monreale, whose revenues were intended for the construction of the Monreale Cathedral. “Disisa” derives from the Arabic word “Aziz”, which means “the splendid”: a definition that unmistakably identifies the beauty of the Conca d’Oro. (more…)

Two different ripening periods. (more…)

How will the Brunello di Montalcino Casanova di Neri 2018 be? www.casanovadineri.wine

Today we are at Alessandro Pipero in Rome, together with Sara Cintelli from The Wine Linker, for the presentation of a company that has now become a benchmark in the world of fine wine auctions thanks to its online platform. Honestly speaking, I don’t know if or when I will ever buy a fine wine at auction. What is certain, however, is that a lunch with a tasting at Alessandro Pipero definitely deserved my attention. (more…)

73 wineries, 350 wines available at the tasting counters, and above all more than 200 older vintages ready to be poured into our glasses. (more…)

Some of you may remember the first version of Wining.it. (more…)

Walking through his cellar, Benjamin proudly tells me, “We are the Karst.”
Benjamin’s connection with this territory is strong. (more…)

Collio certainly deserves a visit, and our journey began in San Floriano. (more…)