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The great Tuscan white? Back to its roots

Editorial Staff
by Editorial Staff0
In the debate on the future of Tuscan white wine, Antonio Spurio, director of the Consorzio Bianco di Pitigliano e Sovana DOC, weighs in. He highlights the value of a millennia-old history, a unique ampelographic heritage, and scientific research. Because...
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Aosta Valley: A return to freshness

Erika Mantovan
by Erika Mantovan0
As Erika Mantovan explains, the latest vintages from the Aosta Valley reflect an extreme terroir that is regaining its balance and clarity: crisp, mineral-driven whites; agile reds; and an increasingly recognizable heritage of native grape varieties. A Unique Collection of...
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Ruchè, the Red Prince of Monferrato is revealed in Turin

Luciano Pavesio
by Luciano Pavesio0
The profile of a denomination in full maturity emerges from the Turin Ruchè Preview. Between vintage versions, selections and reserves, Castagnole Monferrato’s iconic grape variety confirms personality, versatility and a growing ability to compete with Piedmont’s great reds. Luciano Pavesio...