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…)

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…)

Gabriele Gorelli: towards a More Readable Brunello

Interview with Gabriele Gorelli MW on the Evolution of the Appellation

The reflections on the 2021 vintage, on the growing attention to drinkability, and on the stylistic evolution of Brunello provided the ideal ground for a conversation with Gabriele Gorelli MW, a native of Montalcino and global observer of the denomination. The result is an interview that maintains the intimacy of a back-and-forth exchange, but carries the weight of someone who has lived and analyzed Montalcino for years. (more…)

How Is Montalcino Evolving?

Key Insights from Benvenuto Brunello 2025

Montalcino, in late November, has a different kind of energy. The Chiostro di Sant’Agostino fills once again with notebooks and glasses for Benvenuto Brunello which, in its 34th edition, confirms its role as Italy’s longest-running preview event. (more…)

Naples becomes the capital of wine with Anteprima VitignoItalia 2026

Over 500 labels from across the Peninsula, featuring great terroirs, native grape varieties and Campanian excellence. Naples is preparing to welcome the best of Italian winemaking with Anteprima VitignoItalia 2026, the event that anticipates the major exhibition scheduled from May 17 to 19, 2026 at the Stazione Marittima. (more…)

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