Author: Stefania Vinciguerra

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Caporedattore di DoctorWine e giornalista professionista da trent'anni, ha iniziato la sua carriera nel mondo del vino grazie a un corso Ais, dove insegnava proprio Daniele Cernilli. Ha alternato una brillante carriera giornalistica, dirigendo testate come Pane & Vino ed Euposìa, con ruoli nelle pubbliche relazioni, anche al di fuori del settore enologico, come la responsabilità stampa e comunicazione del Giro d’Italia per La Gazzetta dello Sport. Appassionata di vino e gastronomia, è anche una degustatrice esperta.
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Hurray for the Schiava! Of course we mean the Vernatsch

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Schiava or Vernatsch, a versatile wine that changes depending on where it is grown: full when it comes from Santa Maddalena, soft when it comes from Lake Kaltern, aromatic if it is grown in the hills of Merano. Stefania Vinciguerra...
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Prosecco Superiore, the wine of lovers

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Valentine’s Day is approaching and, Stefania Vinciguerra reminds us, “the obligation” to celebrate dictates that we choose a wine for the toast. What better choice than a fragrant Prosecco Superiore? If, as Sissi Baratella said recently., the Prosecco Superiore (the...
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Montepulciano and Tintilia: great Adriatic reds

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by Stefania Vinciguerra0
Both of these wines, Montepulciano d’Abruzzo and Tintilia del Molise, deserve to be tasted to appreciate the extraordinary wine variety that Italy has to offer. Until 1963 Abruzzo and Molise was a single region, as established by the Constitution, then...
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Pecorino, for those who like intense aromas and a strong taste

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by Stefania Vinciguerra0
We dedicate today’s installment of this column of wines for every pockets to Pecorino wine. Its characteristics are able to please many palates. Let’s go back to talking about Pecorino (obviously the wine, not the cheese) since this wine is...
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The Catarratto project. Will it be Lucido?

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by Stefania Vinciguerra0
After the success of Grillo, it is time to think about the revival of another great native Sicilian white grape: the Catarratto Lucido. The Consorzio di Tutela Vini Doc Sicilia, chaired by Antonio Rallo, has moved forward with a project...
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Sicilian whites fly

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by Stefania Vinciguerra0
Sicilian white wines are proving more and more popular with consumers, primarily Grillo, but Catarratto is no less in pleasantness and freshness. We offer CVA Canicattì's Grillo Fileno and Rapitalà's Catarratto Vigna Casalj. With 95,760 hectares of vines under cultivation,...