Author: Antonella Amodio

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Giornalista e sommelier, appassionata di vino e cucina con un occhio di riguardo alla pizza. Ha lavorato per oltre quindici anni in ambito vinicolo e ha collaborato a diverse edizioni delle guide Bibenda e Gambero Rosso. Attualmente collabora per DoctorWine, sia per quanto attiene alla Guida Essenziale ai Vini d'Italia sia per il sito. Scrive anche per altre testate, a volte con rubriche personali ed è autrice dei libri "Calici e spicchi", dedicati agli abbinamenti pizza-vino.
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Perillo, 25 vintages of loyalty to Taurasi

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by Antonella Amodio0
Some stories don’t make noise. They grow in silence, away from the spotlight, and when they reach the finish line they do so naturally. Michele Perillo winery celebrates 25 vintages of Taurasi with a bottle that is much more than...
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Vigneto Italia, interview with Piero Mastroberardino

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by Antonella Amodio0
Italian wine returns to the center of the institutional narrative with a campaign that reaffirms its cultural, identity and social value, going beyond the product dimension. From February 15, Vigneto Italia, the promotion project presented at the Ministry of Agriculture...
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Piedirosso: three territories, one Campanian soul

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by Antonella Amodio0
An iconic grape variety of Campania, Piedirosso-or per’ ‘e palummo-tells the story of the territory with a subtle, identifiable voice. Elegant, low in tannins and naturally fresh, it changes face depending on the soils and climates in which it is...
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Campanian white wines, white outside red inside

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by Antonella Amodio0
There are white wines from Campania that play “on the back foot.” Wines that have body, depth and often a perceptible tannic texture, characteristics that make them very similar to a red wine. Antonella Amodio introduces us to them. Campania...
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Mastroberardino: the Metodo Classico after 147 years of history

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by Antonella Amodio0
After 147 years of history, Mastroberardino signs its first Metodo Classico: a long-awaited step, thought out and perfectly consistent with the vision of the historic Irpinia winery. Thus Ripe d’Altura and Ell’èNoir were born, a project that tells the story...
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Vesuvius in effervescence

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by Antonella Amodio0
Precisely on the Neapolitan volcano, the sparkling wine phenomenon has exploded for several years now, touching diverse areas and grape varieties, both white and red. The grape varieties used for Vesuvius sparkling wines are the native ones, typical of Lacryma...
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Pallagrello Nero: a piece of Casertano history

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by Antonella Amodio0
The Territory of Caserta has been home to the Pallagrello vine since the 1600s. In vogue under the reign of the Bourbons, it almost disappeared in the 20th century, only to be recovered recently, thanks to a few stubborn producers....
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Metropolitan vineyards in Campania

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by Antonella Amodio0
Few people know that Naples is the second largest urban vineyard area in Europe. Of course, the Metropolitan City of Naples is large, extending beyond the municipal area, but metropolitan vineyards creep through the concrete and asphalt of the city,...