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…)

Calabria’s wines win over Rome: at Palazzo Ripetta a journey through enological stories and future perspectives

Over 250 industry professionals discovered 96 wines in a tasting tour that crossed the wine territories of the entire region. The Calabria Region opens 2026 in the Capital under the banner of its history, its grape varieties, and an increasingly conscious enological vision. Palazzo Ripetta hosted “Calabria: History in the Glass”, the event that brought together more than 250 trade professionals to discover 96 wines telling the story of a region in constant evolution. (more…)

Italy of Pinot Noir and Sauvignon

There is an Italy of wine that speaks with an international accent, yet thinks, cultivates and interprets in a deeply territorial way. It is the Italy of Pinot Noir and…

Brunello di Montalcino: our impressions from the comparison between the 2020 and 2021 vintages

My official baptism into the world of professional tastings with Vinodabere begins while the city is still wrapped in sleep. Friday, December 19, 5:30 a.m.: the alarm goes off and adrenaline replaces fatigue. I leave home in the darkness of early morning, as the cold air nips at my cheeks and the streets are still deserted. I board the first Prato–Florence regional train at 6:30, filled with nervous excitement and that urge to have fun that makes it impossible to sit still. (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…)

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