Wines for Every Pocket
In the world of Barbera
Barbera is a wine with easy-drinking characteristics (easy, not trivial), a wine that everyone likes and can agree on. Here are four to try to start entering the world of Barbera. If “wine is the poetry of the earth,” as...
4 Prosecco Superiore to drink with joy
We could say that any time is a good time to drink a Prosecco. As an aperitif or to accompany a light meal, we offer 4 Prosecco Superiore of excellent quality. Your choice. Are you among those who celebrate April...
The redemption of Pecorino
Like many native Italian grape varieties, it has risked extinction to now find its revenge between the province of Ascoli Piceno and Abruzzo. We point out two from Abruzzo with excellent value for money: Barba and Citra. In the mid-nineteenth...
New wine at home PuntoZero in the Colli Berici
The new wine in PuntoZero's home in the Berici Hills, Marcella, a classic blend from the Colli Berici: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Tai rosso, was born. A warm and powerful wine that is reasonably priced. At home PuntoZero Marcella was born....
Oltrepò white and allochthonous
Alongside sparkling wines (white or rosé) and still wines (usually red) in Oltrepò we also find excellent white wines, and we highlight two truly enjoyable ones from international grapes. When we talk about Oltrepò Pavese we inevitably think of the...
Two historic Latium whites
That the Est! Est!!! Est!!! di Montefiascone and Frascati are two historic Lazio whites is proven by numerous historical records. That they can be found of good quality and "for all budgets" is evidenced by our tastings. Latium’s winemaking tradition,...
Cannonau di Sardegna for all
Cannonau is an extremely versatile grape variety from which very different wines are made. We offer two of them in youthful and fresh versions. Due to its survival skills in arid and stony climates and its productivity, the grape Cannonau,...
Negroamaro in pink
In the tradition of Apulian rosés, Negroamaro plays the leading role. Vinified in rose gives a fine, fruity and very lively wine with a delicate aroma. Eighty percent of Puglia’s reds and rosés see a significant percentage of Negroamaro in...
Around Italy… Sauvignon
In every glass, Sauvignon offers a compelling taste experience, inviting wine lovers to explore the richness and diversity of its expressions in different regions of the country. As every wine lover knows, the Sauvignon is a grape variety that produces...
The Roero Arneis of Cornarea and Mario Costa
A white grape that has been identified with Roero for centuries: the Arneis. Slightly aromatic, pleasant, very drinkable wines, among which we propose those of Cornarea and Mario Costa. Ad un appassionato di vino è praticamente inutile dire che il...
Lugana for all
Lugana is the Garda white wine that makes drinkability its atout. The slight aromaticity is due to the Turbiana (Trebbiano di Lugana) grape variety that is its soul. It has already happened to us several times to talk about Lugana,...
Mediterranean Rose
San Salvatore 1988 winery is offering a new rosé from Aglianico grapes this year, Il Bufalo Rosa, which is pleasant and centered in price. Peppino Pagano is one of Cilento’s most famous entrepreneurs, and since 1988 he has been producing...
In Puglia e Campania on the hunt for Falanghina
We return to Falanghina to expand our panorama and offer, alongside a classic from Benevento, one from Puglia, from Gioia del Colle. It seems that Falanghina is a grape variety of Greek (or Balkan) origin, and it is possible that...
The wine of the Castelli is better
This verse from a Roman stornello obviously speaks of the Castelli Romani and its wines, historically so appreciated. We offer two, from two wineries that are relatively modern (a few decades old) but are now classics. We are in two...
Do you know Cataratto?
Catarratto is an indigenous Sicilian grape variety, widespread mainly in the Central-Western part of the island. Put somewhat aside in past decades, it has returned in splendid form to give us fresh, fragrant wines. Catarratto accounts for one-third of Sicily’s total...
All Chardonnay
We are used to considering Chardonnay a grape variety for important (and expensive) wines, but in Italy there are many extremely pleasant and drinkable Chardonnays, such as Cavit’s Bottega Vinai and Castello di Roncade’s Bianco dell’Arnasa. Chardonnay represents, in the...
Which indigenous grape do you prefer?
We chose three white grape varieties from three different regions, each very symbolic (and important) for its region. One, like Albana di Romagna, with a great history behind it, another recently rediscovered, like Timorasso in the Colli Tortonesi, and finally...
Latinium between tradition and modernity
If we exclude the Cesanese lands, Lazio has always been known for white wines. We point out two, a classic Est! Est!!! Est!!!, from traditional blends, and an ancient wine, a Malvasia Puntinata, with a modern appellation: the Roma Doc....
Hurray for Grechetto!
This ancient grape is yielding excellent results in Umbria, with wines of interesting personality. We present Leonardo Bussoletti’s Colleozio and Terre de la Custodia’s Montefalco Grechetto. Known as early as the 15th century where it appears in official documents, belonging...
3 Barbera, 3 territories
Barbera, it is known, is one of the most widely grown red grape varieties in the Northwest and gives rise to wines that everyone loves, such as the three we present. Let’s play the “as if” game. As if Barbera...
Sauvignon or Pinot Grigio?
We know that there is no point in making juxtapositions; they are two excellent grape varieties that have found a second home in the lands of Friuli. We offer four of them, of excellent quality at a small price. We...
On the tabe a baeutiful bottle of Falanghina
This Campania grape variety offers light whites with delicately aromatic scents. We offer three of excellent quality and attractively priced. Falanghina is a white grape variety found mainly in Campania, very traditional in the areas of Campi Flegrei, Sannio Beneventano,...