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SUMMARY:Milan Wine Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:Milan Wine Week 2026: From October 17 to 25\, wine takes center stage in the city once again with tastings\, masterclasses\, events\, and experiences throughout the city\nFrom October 17 to 25\, 2026\, Milano Wine Week returns to Milan\, an event that takes wine beyond traditional trade show settings to transform the city into a vast\, citywide journey of tastings\, events\, and experiences. \nThe format brings together companies\, local communities\, professionals\, enthusiasts\, and new audiences through events held at various locations throughout the city. The stated goal for 2026 is to showcase wine through contemporary forms of expression and ways of experiencing it\, while also engaging those who are curious about the world of wine. \nThe MWW Wine Bar\nThe Milan Wine Week Enoteca will once again be one of the highlights of the event in 2026. The tasting area will be open to the public for all nine days of the event. \nHere\, you’ll be able to discover hundreds of wines from wineries across Italy\, including white\, red\, and rosé wines\, as well as still and sparkling wines. The tasting will be organized using a card that allows you to customize your own tasting journey\, with the assistance of certified sommeliers and WineEmotion automated pouring systems. \nHowever\, the Enoteca won’t just be a place for tastings: the program also includes events where visitors can meet producers and experts\, as well as opportunities for in-depth exploration. \nWine-Filled Milan\nMilan Wine Week will also involve numerous bars\, wine shops\, restaurants\, and stores throughout the city\, which are invited to offer wine-themed activities and events throughout the week. \nThis format allows visitors to experience the event as they explore the city. Everyone can create their own itinerary\, taking in tastings\, events\, and activities in the various neighborhoods and participating venues. The calendar of events in the city is updated regularly on the official website. \nMasterclasses\, Experiences\, and Events\nIn addition to tastings\, MWW 2026 will feature masterclasses\, immersive events\, meetings\, and in-depth activities aimed at both enthusiasts and industry professionals. \nThe full schedule of masterclasses is currently being updated on the event’s official page. \nThe International Project\nThe event’s professional and international scope will also be enhanced through the Incoming project supported by ICE – Agenzia\, which will bring a delegation of international buyers\, sommeliers\, and opinion leaders to Milan. \nThe initiative aims to facilitate the connection between Italian wine and international markets\, strengthening the business component of Milan Wine Week alongside its public-facing aspect. \nThe MWW Awards\nAmong this week’s events\, the MWW Awards will also return—awards dedicated to recognizing the quality of wine selections in the restaurant and retail sectors. \nSeveral categories are planned for 2026. These include the Carte Vini Italia Award\, the Wine Retail Italia Award\, and the Best Italian Wine Selection\, dedicated to the best selections of Italian wine abroad. A new category has also been announced: the Wine Communication Award\, dedicated to those who excel in communication and storytelling within the wine sector\, with a particular focus on the digital and social media spheres.
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/milan-wine-week-2026/?lang=en
LOCATION:Milano\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Milan Events,Tasting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
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UID:67336-1792454400-1792972799@www.doctorwine.wine
SUMMARY:Italian Wine Landscape Day
DESCRIPTION:GPVI 2026: The first Italian Wine Landscape Day kicks off on October 20th. From 20 to 25 October\, 30 initiatives in 12 regions and 19 Italian provinces\nOn October 20\, 2026\, the 26th° anniversary of the signing of the European Landscape Convention\, the first Italian Viticultural Landscape Day – GPVI kicks off\, conceived and promoted by the International Association Iter Vitis – Iter Vitis Italia\, the Italian national structure of the Council of Europe Cultural Itinerary dedicated to the culture of vines and wine. \nTwelve regions\, 19 provinces\, and 30 initiatives make up the first National Program\, which\, from October 20th to 25th\, will involve territories and communities across Italy in the spirit of “Landscapes of Lives. Landscapes of life”. \nA program spread throughout Italy\nA widespread calendar of scientific conferences\, public meetings\, guided tours\, cultural itineraries\, wine tourism experiences\, contemporary art exhibitions and installations\, workshops\, educational activities\, and social inclusion experiences\, to showcase the rich Italian winemaking landscape and recognize its value as a cultural\, environmental\, productive\, and identity heritage\, an expression of the history\, work\, knowledge\, and lives of communities. \nThe opening day in Sambuca di Sicilia\nThe inaugural day will take place in Sambuca di Sicilia\, in the heart of the Sicilian Lands\, where Iter Vitis originated. A program that will intertwine landscape education\, memory\, wine culture\, and regional development: from an educational visit to the Vigneto Cana\, dedicated to the new generations\, to the assembly of the Sicilian Wine Production District\, to the opening public meeting at Palazzo Panitteri\, with readings from Wine to Wine by Mario Soldati\, the presentation of the National Program\, and a discussion between institutions\, businesses\, research\, culture\, and tourism on the future of wine-growing regions. \nFrom the Cinque Terre to Pantelleria: the variety of wine-growing landscapes\nFrom the Cinque Terre to Pantelleria\, from the Langhe to Irpinia\, from Franciacorta to Chianti\, from Maremma to Vulture\, the program will traverse some of the most representative landscapes of Italian viticulture\, connecting different experiences and sensibilities. \nFrom the terraces of heroic viticulture to volcanic vineyards\, from archaeological landscapes to designer cellars\, from wine museums to historic villages\, to experiences of social innovation\, the first GPVI offers a reading of the landscape as a living heritage\, the result of the relationships between nature\, culture\, productive activities\, and community. \nContemporary art\, research and sustainability\nThe dialogue between contemporary art and the wine-growing landscape takes on particular importance\, thanks also to the contribution of MetodoContemporaneo. Widespread itineraries through the arts\, wine\, and landscape\, involving wineries\, museums\, foundations\, and cultural sites in various Italian regions. \nAlongside artistic and wine tourism experiences\, the programme devotes space to scientific research\, biodiversity\, environmental sustainability\, the protection of historic landscapes and the challenges posed by climate change\, as well as to the education of new generations\, inclusion and the social role of viticulture. \nA network of protagonists to enhance the territories\nThe Day is brought to life by a complex network of key players: wineries\, public institutions\, universities and research centers\, museums\, foundations\, cultural associations\, territorial development organizations\, schools\, and third sector organizations\, along with professionals from culture\, art\, agriculture\, and tourism. \nThis participation expresses the Day’s vocation to build relationships and collaborations between diverse stakeholders\, recognizing the landscape as the common thread of Italian viticulture’s identities and a strategic resource for the sustainable development of the regions. \nAn annual event for the future of the wine-growing landscape\nItalian Viticultural Landscape Day was born with the aim of becoming an annual national event dedicated to understanding\, protecting\, and enhancing grapevine landscapes\, promoting a growing awareness of their value and the shared responsibility for their conservation and transmission to future generations. \nFrom Sambuca di Sicilia to vineyards throughout Italy\, the first edition thus begins a collective journey of knowledge\, participation\, and collaboration to preserve and enhance the extraordinary diversity of Italy’s wine-growing landscapes. \nGiornata del Paesaggio Vitivinicolo Italiano – GPVI 2026\nPaesaggi di vite. Paesaggi di vita.\n20–25 ottobre 2026 \nPromossa e coordinata da: Associazione Internazionale Iter Vitis – Iter Vitis Italia\, struttura nazionale italiana di Iter Vitis – Les Chemins de la Vigne\, Itinerario Culturale del Consiglio d’Europa. \nSito ufficiale: https://gpvi.itervitis.it/\nProgramma Nazionale: https://gpvi.itervitis.it/eventi/\nSegreteria organizzativa: giornatapaesaggio@itervitis.it
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/italian-wine-landscape-day-2/?lang=en
LOCATION:In tutta Italia\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Tasting,Widespread event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20261021T145334Z
CREATED:20261021T143906Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261021T145334Z
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SUMMARY:Italian Wine Landscape Day
DESCRIPTION:GPVI 2026: The first Italian Wine Landscape Day kicks off on October 20th. From 20 to 25 October\, 30 initiatives in 12 regions and 19 Italian provinces\nOn October 20\, 2026\, the 26th° anniversary of the signing of the European Landscape Convention\, the first Italian Viticultural Landscape Day – GPVI kicks off\, conceived and promoted by the International Association Iter Vitis – Iter Vitis Italia\, the Italian national structure of the Council of Europe Cultural Itinerary dedicated to the culture of vines and wine. \nTwelve regions\, 19 provinces\, and 30 initiatives make up the first National Program\, which\, from October 20th to 25th\, will involve territories and communities across Italy in the spirit of “Landscapes of Lives. Landscapes of life”. \nA program spread throughout Italy\nA widespread calendar of scientific conferences\, public meetings\, guided tours\, cultural itineraries\, wine tourism experiences\, contemporary art exhibitions and installations\, workshops\, educational activities\, and social inclusion experiences\, to showcase the rich Italian winemaking landscape and recognize its value as a cultural\, environmental\, productive\, and identity heritage\, an expression of the history\, work\, knowledge\, and lives of communities. \nThe opening day in Sambuca di Sicilia\nThe inaugural day will take place in Sambuca di Sicilia\, in the heart of the Sicilian Lands\, where Iter Vitis originated. A program that will intertwine landscape education\, memory\, wine culture\, and regional development: from an educational visit to the Vigneto Cana\, dedicated to the new generations\, to the assembly of the Sicilian Wine Production District\, to the opening public meeting at Palazzo Panitteri\, with readings from Wine to Wine by Mario Soldati\, the presentation of the National Program\, and a discussion between institutions\, businesses\, research\, culture\, and tourism on the future of wine-growing regions. \nFrom the Cinque Terre to Pantelleria: the variety of wine-growing landscapes\nFrom the Cinque Terre to Pantelleria\, from the Langhe to Irpinia\, from Franciacorta to Chianti\, from Maremma to Vulture\, the program will traverse some of the most representative landscapes of Italian viticulture\, connecting different experiences and sensibilities. \nFrom the terraces of heroic viticulture to volcanic vineyards\, from archaeological landscapes to designer cellars\, from wine museums to historic villages\, to experiences of social innovation\, the first GPVI offers a reading of the landscape as a living heritage\, the result of the relationships between nature\, culture\, productive activities\, and community. \nContemporary art\, research and sustainability\nThe dialogue between contemporary art and the wine-growing landscape takes on particular importance\, thanks also to the contribution of MetodoContemporaneo. Widespread itineraries through the arts\, wine\, and landscape\, involving wineries\, museums\, foundations\, and cultural sites in various Italian regions. \nAlongside artistic and wine tourism experiences\, the programme devotes space to scientific research\, biodiversity\, environmental sustainability\, the protection of historic landscapes and the challenges posed by climate change\, as well as to the education of new generations\, inclusion and the social role of viticulture. \nA network of protagonists to enhance the territories\nThe Day is brought to life by a complex network of key players: wineries\, public institutions\, universities and research centers\, museums\, foundations\, cultural associations\, territorial development organizations\, schools\, and third sector organizations\, along with professionals from culture\, art\, agriculture\, and tourism. \nThis participation expresses the Day’s vocation to build relationships and collaborations between diverse stakeholders\, recognizing the landscape as the common thread of Italian viticulture’s identities and a strategic resource for the sustainable development of the regions. \nAn annual event for the future of the wine-growing landscape\nItalian Viticultural Landscape Day was born with the aim of becoming an annual national event dedicated to understanding\, protecting\, and enhancing grapevine landscapes\, promoting a growing awareness of their value and the shared responsibility for their conservation and transmission to future generations. \nFrom Sambuca di Sicilia to vineyards throughout Italy\, the first edition thus begins a collective journey of knowledge\, participation\, and collaboration to preserve and enhance the extraordinary diversity of Italy’s wine-growing landscapes. \nGiornata del Paesaggio Vitivinicolo Italiano – GPVI 2026\nPaesaggi di vite. Paesaggi di vita.\n20–25 ottobre 2026 \nPromossa e coordinata da: Associazione Internazionale Iter Vitis – Iter Vitis Italia\, struttura nazionale italiana di Iter Vitis – Les Chemins de la Vigne\, Itinerario Culturale del Consiglio d’Europa. \nSito ufficiale: https://gpvi.itervitis.it/\nProgramma Nazionale: https://gpvi.itervitis.it/eventi/\nSegreteria organizzativa: giornatapaesaggio@itervitis.it
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/italian-wine-landscape-day/?lang=en
LOCATION:In tutta Italia\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Tasting,Widespread event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20260926T084434Z
CREATED:20260926T084434Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260926T084434Z
UID:63788-1792713600-1792972799@www.doctorwine.wine
SUMMARY:Throughout Italy - MetodoContemporaneo
DESCRIPTION:From October 23 to 25\, the MetodoContemporaneo event returns: a series of itineraries exploring art\, wine\, and the landscape at 14 Italian wineries\nFrom October 23 to 25\, 14 wineries in 8 Italian regions will open their doors to the public free of charge for the second edition of the networking event promoted by MetodoContemporaneo\, the first Italian observatory dedicated to the dialogue between contemporary art and the wine-growing landscape\, created by the University of Verona and BAM! Strategie Culturali. \nThis year\, the initiative supports the first National Day of the Italian Wine Landscape\, organized by Iter Vitis. \nOn October 23\, 24\, and 25\, 14 wineries across 8 regions will open their doors free of charge for the second edition of MetodoContemporaneo. Featuring itineraries that blend art\, wine\, and landscape\, this networked event—born from Italy’s first observatory on contemporary art and the wine-growing landscape—is being promoted this year by the University of Verona in collaboration with Iter Vitis and Nemo Monti Comunicazione. \nThree days and a single itinerary spanning the entire peninsula\, from Piedmont to Sicily\, to discover some of the Italian wineries that have made their connection with art\, architecture\, and culture an important part of their identity. Wineries\, collections\, museums\, and art projects open their doors to the public through guided tours\, talks\, and free experiences (by reservation)\, creating a “spread-out museum” that tells the story of the region through the interplay of wine\, art\, and landscape. \nThe Iter Vitis International Association\nThis year\, the project is further enriched by a partnership with the International Association Iter Vitis\, which conceived and promoted ITER VITIS – Les Chemins de la Vigne en Europe\, the Council of Europe’s 25th Cultural Route dedicated to vine and wine culture\, and coordinates the Iter Vitis Italia network. \nThis collaboration comes at a symbolic moment: the MetodoContemporaneo calendar is in fact part of the First Italian Wine Country Landscape Day —GPVI\, the new observance established to recognize the cultural\, historical\, and landscape value of vine and wine culture across Italy\, scheduled for October 20\, 2026\, the date of European Landscape Day. \n“We are extremely pleased to have so many Italian wineries participating\, representing the excellence of the union between wine culture and contemporary art. MetodoContemporaneo is a project created to map\, study\, explore\, promote\, and develop this phenomenon. This year\, for the online event\, we have partnered with Iter Vitis\, one of Europe’s leading organizations dedicated to promoting the wine-growing landscape as a vehicle for culture and dialogue. Through this collaboration\, the University of Verona is helping to launch the First National Wine-Growing Landscape Day.” Luca Bochicchio and Monica Molteni\, project leaders MetodoContemporaneo for the University of Verona. \nContemporary Method 2026\nOnce again this year\, in a mosaic of shared experiences\, each winery will offer an activity designed to engage wine tourists\, art enthusiasts\, industry professionals\, and local communities through guided tours and free experiences — bookable through the individual wineries’ channels— that bring together winemaking tradition and artistic and cultural heritage. \nThe initiative was launched to highlight the connection between art and wine as a driver of cultural and regional development\, to share best practices already implemented by individual wineries\, and to foster new relationships between wineries and those working in the cultural sector. This initiative reimagines the relationship between wineries and the local community\, promoting a sustainable way to explore the region and contributing to the creation of a new cultural landscape. \nThe first edition\, which took place in October 2025 and featured 14 wineries from north to south\, drew 766 visitors\, confirming the growing interest in initiatives that combine contemporary art\, wine\, and the local region with a focus on sustainable cultural tourism. \nWith its second edition\, MetodoContemporaneo continues its work to build a national network capable of bringing together experiences from different regions and highlighting the role of wineries not only as places of production but also as spaces for cultural creation and sharing\, in harmony with the landscape and the communities that inhabit it. \nTHE PROGRAM\nFRIDAY\, OCTOBER 23\nCa’ del Bosco | Erbusco (BS) – 10:30 a.m.\nGuided tour of the Ca’ del Bosco facilities and collection.\nReservations: visite@cadelbosco.com\nVia Albano Zanella 13\, Erbusco (BS) \nPerno Castle | Monforte d’Alba (CN) – 3:00 p.m.\nTour of Perno Castle: historic home of the Giulio Einaudi publishing house.\nReservations: castellodiperno.it/visite-e-degustazioni\nPerno hamlet\, Vicolo Roma 21\, Monforte d’Alba (CN) \nFeudi di San Gregorio | Sorbo Serpico (AV) – 3:00 p.m.\nFeudi di San Gregorio: a venue showcasing site-specific works from the company’s BeCurious project alongside a prestigious loan from the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Foundation Collection.\nReservations: prenota@feudi.it\nCerza Grossa\, Sorbo Serpico (AV) \nCastello di Ama | Gaiole in Chianti (SI) – 4:00 p.m.\nGuided tour of the collection.\nReservations: enoteca@castellodiama.com\nLocalità Ama\, Gaiole in Chianti (SI) \nAgricola Bellaria | Roccabascerana (AV) – 5:00 p.m.\nGuided tour of the Agricola Bellaria winery and tasting of Irpinia wines.\nReservations: info@agricolabellaria.it\nVia Fontana / Cerasuolo\, Roccabascerana (AV) \nBosca / Palazzo Irreale | Canelli (AT) – 5:30 p.m.\nBosca Cathedrals and Fragments of Duration.\nReservations: info@palazzoirreale.com\nVia G.B. Giuliani 23\, Canelli (AT) \nLungarotti | Torgiano (PG) – 5:30 p.m.\nWine: Gift of the Gods. Guided tour of the collections at the MUVIT Wine Museum\, the archaeological exhibition “Wine: Gift of the Gods\,” Tomb 58 of the Osteria Necropolis\, Area C\, and bioarchaeology at Vulci \, as well as the contemporary art exhibition “Aurea: Stratigraphies of Time” by Francesca Cencetti. \nReservations: musei@fondazionelungarotti.it\nMUVIT – Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 31\, Torgiano (PG) \nSATURDAY\, OCTOBER 24\nLivio Felluga / Vigne Museum | Rosazzo\, Manzano (UD) – 10:30 a.m.\nFrom the Vigne Museum to the Abbey of Rosazzo: a journey through art and landscape.\nReservations: esperienze@liviofelluga.it\nVia Eufemio IV\, Rosazzo\, Manzano (UD) \nBonotto delle Tezze / Officina Malanotte | Vazzola (TV) – 5:00 p.m.\nOfficina Malanotte: talk\, guided tour of the winery\, and conversation with the artists.\nReservations: visit@bonottodelletezze.it\nVia Duca d’Aosta 36\, Vazzola (TV) \nPlaneta / Planeta Cultura | Sambuca di Sicilia (AG) – 5:00 p.m.\nTour of the Studiolo and Monira Al Qadiri’s work *Falconeri *.\nReservations: cultura@planeta.it\nContrada Ulmo\, Sambuca di Sicilia (AG) \nFontanafredda / Mirafiore Foundation | Serralunga d’Alba (CN) – 6:30 p.m.\nPresentation of the new season of the Laboratorio di Resistenza Permanente.\nRecording: fondazionemirafiore.it/eventi/\nVia Alba 15\, Serralunga d’Alba (CN) \nSUNDAY\, OCTOBER 25\nRocca di Frassinello | Gavorrano (GR) – 10:30 a.m.\nArt\, wine\, and history: guided tour of Rocca di Frassinello and the San Germano Necropolis.\nWhatsApp Reservations: 393 326 84670\nPoggio La Guardia\, Gavorrano (GR) \nFrescobaldi / Artists for Frescobaldi | Montalcino (SI) – 11:00 a.m.\nArtists for Frescobaldi. Guided tour of the collection. \nReservations:  artistiperfrescobaldi@frescobaldi.it\nCastelGiocondo\, Montalcino (SI) \nLa Raia | Novi Ligure (AL) – 2:30 p.m.\nGuided tour: Art and Biodiversity Itinerary.\nReservations: winetour@la-raia.it\nStrada di Monterotondo 79\, Novi Ligure (AL)
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/throughout-italy-metodocontemporaneo/?lang=en
LOCATION:In tutta Italia\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Tasting,Widespread event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DTSTAMP:20260920T105109Z
CREATED:20260920T105109Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260920T105109Z
UID:63163-1792800000-1792886399@www.doctorwine.wine
SUMMARY:Alba - Wine Tasting Experience 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Wine Tasting Experience® returns to downtown Alba thanks to a partnership with the Albeisa Consortium\nThe original Wine Tasting Experience® of the Barolo Route and Great Wines of Langa returns to the heart of Alba\, with a completely revamped program of 12 events dedicated to the King of Wines\, hosted in the splendid and well-equipped tasting room of the Albeisa Consortium\, located at Piazza Vittorio Veneto 7\, 12051 Alba (CN) \nAn in-depth exploration of the Langhe’s wine excellence will be the central theme of the new program\, designed for an international\, young audience eager to discover the world of wine in an original way. The events will take place during the weeks when the region is at its most attractive\, thanks to the Alba White Truffle season\, offering visitors an additional opportunity to round out their experience in the Langhe with a tasting tour dedicated to Barolo. \nFrom October 10 to November 14\, 2026\, for six consecutive Saturdays\, the following events will take place in two sessions\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: \n\nBarolo Essentials: a guided tasting of three wines—a 100% Nebbiolo\, a classic Barolo\, and a Barolo cru. A journey that will help you recognize nuances\, characteristics\, and evolution through a sensory exploration.\nBarolo DOCG Vertical Tasting: An immersive tasting offering the chance to explore the complexity and evolution of this prestigious wine.\nBlind Tasting of 3 Barolo DOCG 2022 Crus: An experiential tasting of three different Barolo DOCG wines to test participants’ sensory skills and expertise in identifying the unique characteristics of each cru.\n\nThe Wine Tasting Experience® will be led by the same instructor in Italian and English\, and the tastings will last about one hour. Tickets can be purchased in advance online for  36.00 €  per person and include instructional materials (in Italian and English). \nCalendar:\n\nSaturday\, October 10\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Barolo Essentials (ITA/ENG)\nSaturday\, October 17\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Barolo DOCG Vertical Tasting (ITA/ENG)\nSaturday\, October 24\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Blind Tasting of 3 Barolo DOCG 2022 Crus (ITA/ENG)\nSaturday\, October 31\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Barolo Essentials (ITA/ENG)\nSaturday\, November 7\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Barolo DOCG Vertical Tasting (ITA/ENG)\nSaturday\, November 14\, 2026\, at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.: Blind tasting of 3 Barolo DOCG 2022 crus (ITA/ENG)\n\nBuy tickets online
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/alba-wine-tasting-experience-2026-4/?lang=en
LOCATION:Consorzio Albeisa\, Piazza Vittorio Veneto 7\, Alba\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Piedmont Events,Tasting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DTSTAMP:20260929T103300Z
CREATED:20260929T103300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260929T103300Z
UID:64062-1792800000-1792886399@www.doctorwine.wine
SUMMARY:Capriva del Friuli - Wine\, Health\, and Longevity
DESCRIPTION:Wine\, Health\, and Longevity: The National Medical-Scientific Congress on October 24 at Villa Russiz. Science\, medicine\, and the local region at the historic Friulian estate\nLongevity sciences\, clinical evidence\, and institutional dialogue: these are the three pillars of the National Medical-Scientific Congress and Institutional Forum “Wine\, Health & Longevity 2026\,” scheduled for October 24\n2026 at the Villa Russiz Foundation in Capriva del Friuli (GO). The event will feature 260 participants and is sponsored by the Municipality of Capriva del Friuli\, IRVAS (Institute for Research on Wine\, Food\, and Health)\, and Wine in Moderation. \nThe program consists of a morning scientific session offering ECM (Continuing Medical Education) credits and an afternoon session open to the public and institutions. \nMorning Scientific Session – ECM Accreditation\nThe morning session\, moderated by Dr. Roberto Marini and Andrea Marocco\, is dedicated to clinical and\ninsights into the relationship between moderate consumption of wine and coffee\, metabolism\, and longevity. The speakers: \n\nSara Mirabella\, “Liver Health and Alcohol Metabolism\,”\n; Chief Physician\, Department of Internal Medicine\, Gorizia Hospital\, ASUGI\nGiorgio Soardo “The Liver and Coffee”\nSpecialist in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine\, University of Udine\nRoberto Marini “Cardiovascular and Renal Health and Alcohol and Coffee Consumption”\nSpecialist in Cardiology and Nephrology\, Private Practice\, Trieste and Gorizia\nArianna Ius “How to Balance Wine and Coffee Consumption with Exercise”\nMedical Director\, Sports Medicine Clinic – Area Giuliana\, Trieste\, ASUGI\nBruno Fabris “Hypertension and Obesity”\nAdjunct Professor\, University of Trieste | Former Director of Clinical Medicine\, Cattinara Hospital\, Trieste\n\nTo conclude the CME session\, a presentation by Prof. Attilio Giacosa (President of the Institute for Research on Wine\, Food\, and Health | Adjunct Professor of Clinical Nutrition\, University of Pavia | Gastroenterologist and consultant\, Italian Diagnostic Center in Milan and the Humanitas San Pio X Group): “Wine and the Mediterranean Diet: A Global and Holistic Perspective.” \nAfternoon Session – Institutional Forum\nThe afternoon begins with a series of presentations on various topics. \n\nProf. Attilio Giacosa will deliver the opening presentation on wine\, longevity\, oncology\, and the introduction of IRVAS.\nMatteo Lovo\, “Evolution of Consumption and New Consumer Trends\,”\n\, President of Assoenologi FVG\nGiangiacomo Gallarati Scotti Bonaldi “FederDOC and the Protection of Italian Wine: Certified Quality as a Guarantee for the Consumer”\nPresident of FederDOC | Vice President of the Prosecco DOC Protection Consortium | President of Confagricoltura Veneto\nMatteo Bellotto “Understanding Ourselves Through Wine: Mindful Consumption”\nHead of Communications and Promotion\, Consorzio Tutela Vini Friuli Colli Orientali & Ramandolo\n\nInstitutional Roundtable – 4:40 p.m. – 6:10 p.m.\nThe day concludes with the Institutional Roundtable discussion titled “From Health to the Glass: Wine\, Science\, and Sustainability\,” moderated by Andrea Marocco and Dr. Roberto Marini. \nSpeakers: \n\nProf. Attilio Giacosa\, “Health and the Effects of Wine: A Clinical-Scientific Perspective.”\nPresident of the Institute for Research on Wine\, Food\, and Health | Adjunct Professor of Clinical Nutrition\, University of Pavia\nNadia Frittella “Conscious and Responsible Consumption”\nSecretary General\, Wine in Moderation\, Brussels\nLuca Rigotti “Sustainability of the European Wine Supply Chain”\nChair of the Wine Working Group\, Copa-Cogeca (Brussels) | President of the Mezzacorona Group | President of the Consorzio DOC delle Venezie\nGianni Menotti “Quality in the Glass and Reducing Alcohol Content While Preserving Organoleptic Characteristics”\nInternational Winemaker\n\nScience in the Service of a Culture of Mindful Drinking\nThe conference is organized by Andrea Marocco (President and Scientific Director)\, a medical student and surgery student at\nand holder of a HealthTech patent\, and by Dr. Roberto Marini (President and Scientific Director)\, a cardiologist and nephrologist and national advisor to ANCE. The scientific committee brings together clinicians in Internal Medicine\n\, Hepatology\, Cardiology\, Gastroenterology\, and Clinical Nutrition. \n“We want to build a bridge between medical research and the world of wine\, demonstrating with rigorous scientific data that the relationship between quality wine and well-being is a topic that must be treated with seriousness\, without oversimplifications of any kind.”\n(Andrea Marocco\, Scientific Director) \nPractical Information\n\nDate: October 24\, 2026\nLocation: Fondazione Villa Russiz\, Via Russiz 6\, Capriva del Friuli (GO)\nCME Session: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – reserved for healthcare professionals\nAfternoon Forum: 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM – open to the public\nOrganizing Secretariat: MD Studio Congressi\nOfficial website: www.mdstudiocongressi.com\nFor information and press accreditation requests: info@mdstudiocongressi.co
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/capriva-del-friuli-wine-health-and-longevity/?lang=en
LOCATION:Villa Russiz\, Via Russiz 6\, Capriva del Friuli (GO)\, Italy
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SUMMARY:Alba - The Great Terroirs of Barbaresco
DESCRIPTION:The Great Terroirs of Barbaresco: The 5th edition of the Go Wine event will take place on October 24 and 25\, 2026\, in Alba\nWine tasting and guided tastings. A major event dedicated to Barbaresco’s M.G.A. wines and a comparison with other Nebbiolo wines from Piedmont. \nIt takes place in Alba and is now in its fifth year: the event has officially been included in the general program of the Alba International White Truffle Fair and has been rescheduled to the weekend beginning Friday\, November 1. \nIt is “The Great Terroirs of Barbaresco\,” an event conceived by Go Wine and scheduled for October 25 and 26 in Alba\, at the elegant Calissano and Fenoglio Rooms of the Hotel Calissano\, during the 95th edition of the Alba International White Truffle Fair. \nThe event aims to showcase a great wine like Barbaresco through its territory\, its various geographical designations (cru)\, and encounters with its producers\, highlighting the differences and richness of the appellation’s various sites. \nA tasting designed to explore “in the field” the richness of the production region and the distinctive characteristics of its various geographical designations\, and to encourage tasters and the public to reflect on the importance of the “soil-territory” factor in the greatness of a wine like Barbaresco. \nThe program includes wine tastings hosted by the wineries themselves and exclusive masterclasses. \nOne room will be dedicated exclusively to a tasting area where other wines made from the Nebbiolo grape variety will be presented: a wine shop will select wines from the Barolo\, Roero\, Nebbiolo d’Alba\, Albugnano\, and Alto Piemonte appellations. This selection aims to broaden the event’s offerings for the general public visiting the city of Alba over the weekend. \nThe Masterclasses\nFor those interested in more in-depth tasting sessions\, two Masterclasses are scheduled for Saturday\, October 24: at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. \nSaturday\, October 24 – Hotel Calissano\, Sala Palio \n2:00 p.m. – Terroir across the four municipalities covered by the appellation regulations – a comparison of the 2023 vintage\nTasting of 6 wines\n4:00 p.m. – Barbaresco compared with great Italian reds\nTasting of 6 wines \nHow to Participate \nThe tasting at the tasting counter will be held in two sessions.\nTickets are on sale on the Go Wine website at a special discount. \nSaturday\, October 24\, and Sunday\, October 25\, 2026: \n\nFirst session: 11:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.\nSecond session: 2:30 p.m.–6:00 p.m.\n\nThe tasting ticket includes unlimited tasting at the Barbaresco tasting counter and admission to the themed stations showcasing the other facets of Nebbiolo. \nThe event is held with the support of the CRC Foundation
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/alba-the-great-terroirs-of-barbaresco/?lang=en
LOCATION:Hotel Calissano\, Via Pola\, 8\, Alba\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Piedmont Events,Tasting
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SUMMARY:Cormons - Collio Evolution 2026
DESCRIPTION:A Fall Full of Events for the Collio Consortium: Collio Evolution\, the appellation’s major institutional event\, returns with its second edition dedicated to Pinot Grigio\nA busy fall is underway for the Consorzio Tutela Vini Collio\, which is showcasing the region and its wines from the harvest—now drawing to a close—through the major events of the coming months\, both in Italy and abroad\, with Collio Evolution serving as the highlight of the year. \nThe 2026 Grape Harvest in Collio\nThe 2026 grape harvest in Collio is now drawing to a close. Having begun before mid-August\, it was the earliest on record for the region since 2003: the harvest began with the earliest-ripening varieties\, Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon\, followed by Friulano\, Malvasia Istriana\, and Ribolla Gialla\, and is now wrapping up with the red grapes. \nThe lack of rain for most of the summer and the heat waves—which occurred mainly just before harvest—affected yields in some areas and for certain varieties\, also impacting the analytical parameters of the grapes; in some cases\, this resulted in higher sugar concentrations and lower acidity. The rains\, though late\, have nevertheless improved the overall picture: the quality of the musts today bodes well for wines of excellent quality. \n“We haven’t started harvesting this early since 2003\,” says President Luca Raccaro\, “and that alone says a lot about how the climate is changing the way we work in the vineyard. A rainless summer and heat waves just before the harvest affected yields and\, in some cases\, the balance between sugar and acidity; the rains\, though late\, ultimately restored the overall picture. Today we look at the musts in the cellar with confidence: the conditions are right for wines of excellent quality.” \nCollio Evolution 2026\nÈ  Collio Evolution  the cornerstone around which much of the Consortium’s work revolves:  From October 24 to 26\, the event returns for its second edition in Cormons\, in the City Hall at 22 Piazza XXIV Maggio\, the same venue as last year. Established in 2025\, it is the appellation’s flagship event: the place where the region showcases itself and engages in dialogue with the press and industry professionals. The title chosen for 2026\,  “Beyond the Grape Variety. From the Vineyard to the Glass: The Essence of Pinot Grigio’s Identity”\, also indicates the grape variety to which this edition is dedicated: Pinot Grigio\, seen as a gateway to the region’s soils\, microclimates\, and winemaking practices. \nOver the course of the three-day event\, the Consortium expects more than 50 Italian and international journalists. The event will be preceded by a press tour reserved for foreign journalists invited by Collio Evolution\, who will arrive from the United States\, Brazil\, Poland\, Austria\, the UK\, Canada\, and the Netherlands to experience the region before the event. \n“We’re delighted about this press tour because it gives foreign journalists the chance to really get to know our region even before the event begins\,” says Lavinia Zamaro\, Director of the Collio Consortium. \nProgram\nThe program kicks off on Saturday with a masterclass dedicated to Collio Pinot Grigio. \nNext up is the conference featuring the presentation of the second part of the Nomisma study\, this time focused on the Horeca sector. \nA second masterclass is scheduled for Sunday morning\, followed by a walk-around tasting with the producers. A technical tasting dedicated to various interpretations and vintages of Pinot Grigio is also reserved for the press. \n“Collio Evolution is the moment when the appellation takes stock of itself: from technical tastings to an analysis of research data\, all the way to direct dialogue with producers. These various tools all serve a single purpose: to provide our winemakers and guests with a clear snapshot of the current state of the Collio region\,” Raccaro emphasizes. \nFull details are available on the official website of the Collio Wine Protection Consortium \nTickets Available Online
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/cormons-collio-evolution-2026/?lang=en
LOCATION:Sale del Comune di Cormons\, Piazza XXIV Maggio 22\, Cormons\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Events Friuli Venezia Giulia,Tasting
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SUMMARY:Villa Cavazza di Bomporto - Terre di Vite 2026
DESCRIPTION:Terre di Vite 2026: the artisanal winemakers’ event\, dedicated to Artisanal Intelligence\, returns to Villa Cavazza on October 24th and 25th\nTerre di Vite returns on October 24 and 25\, 2026\, to Villa Cavazza di Bomporto\, in the province of Modena\, for its fifteenth edition. Two days dedicated to artisanal wine and small producers\, with tastings\, meetings with winemakers\, taste workshops\, and a gastronomic offering alongside the wine trail. \nThe underlying theme of the 2026 edition will be “Artisanal Intelligence”\, a theme that focuses on knowledge built through experience\, manual labor\, time\, and the transmission of knowledge. A concept particularly linked to the world of wine\, where the relationship with the land\, choices in the vineyard and cellar\, and the sensitivity of the producer help define the identity of each wine. \nWinemakers and artisanal production\nTerre di Vite offers a tasting journey through a selection of winemakers and small producers from various Italian regions and abroad. The 2026 exhibitor list is still being updated\, but the usual presence of over 150 producers from numerous Italian and European wine-growing areas is expected. \nAlongside wine\, the event dedicates space to food producers and artisans of taste\, with a program that includes various food specialties and a Food Court to accompany the tastings. \nTastings\, workshops and seminars\nThe 2026 program combines free tastings with a series of food and wine workshops. Among the events already confirmed are tastings of Modena Balsamic Vinegar\, meetings dedicated to bread\, oil\, and wine\, finger food\, pastry\, pizza\, and street food\, and interpretations of fried gnocco and sfogliatine. The workshops are free and require reservations. \nParticular attention is given to the two seminars conducted by Sandro Sangiorgi\, founder of Porthos \n\nSaturday\, October 24\, the focus will be on Lambrusco\, with the title Il potere del cuore;\nSunday\, October 25\, Il potere del talento will explore the relationship between grape variety and territory through Nebbiolo\, Pinot Noir and Riesling.\n\nThe event will take place on both days from 11 am to 7 pm\, and the programme may be further expanded with new events. \nInformation\n\nWhen: October 24–25\, 2026\, 11 am–7 pm\nWhere: Villa Cavazza – Corte della Quadra\, Via Gorghetto 92/100\, Solara di Bomporto (MO)\nTickets:al link on line\nOfficial website: https://terredivite.it/
URL:https://www.doctorwine.wine/event/villa-cavazza-di-bomporto-terre-di-vite-2026/?lang=en
LOCATION:Villa Cavazza\, Via Gorghetto\, 92/100\, Solara di Bomporto (MO)\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Events Emilia Romagna,Tasting
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