Here are the daily news for wine lovers on March 18, 2024, presented by Albrigi Tecnologie

The best wine under 10 euros awarded by Gambero Rosso in 2024: Gambero Rosso's Berebene 2024 guide recognized an Aglianico del Vulture as the best Italian wine with the best quality-price ratio, costing less than 10 euros.

The castle of Udine theater of the first world day dedicated to Pignolo: On 20 March, the castle of Udine will host the first "World Pignolo day", dedicated to the rediscovery of the native Friulian vine Pignolo.

The mystery of the Pinot grigio massacre in Trentino: Over a thousand DOC Pinot grigio vines were cut with precision in the countryside between Mezzocorona and Roveré della Luna, in Trentino, probably due to an act of vandalism or intimidation.

Alto Adige, "the vine is a woman": the story of the protagonists: In Alto Adige, women are taking on an increasingly important role in the wine sector, carrying on the family tradition and contributing to the valorisation of the region's vineyards.

Cartizze and Valdobbiadene DOCG Exhibition in Santo Stefano: Santo Stefano welcomes the Prosecco Spring with the Exhibition of wines from local producers and educational walks in the surrounding hills.

Nicola Biasi's "snow wine": Nicola Biasi produces wines at high altitude in the Dolomites, exploiting the unique characteristics of the mountain area to obtain high quality wines.

The rare wines of Salina, produced with native vines: Salina, in the Aeolian archipelago, offers rare wines produced with native vines such as Nerello Mascalese and Malvasia, witnesses of the unique territory of the island.

Wine Preview on the Tuscan coast: The 23rd edition of the Wine Preview is held at Real Collegio, which presents the wineries of the Tuscan coast, from the province of Massa-Carrara to that of Grosseto.

Change in the general management of Cadis 1898 (Cantina di Soave): After 4 years, Wolfgan Raifer leaves the role of general director of the Cantina di Soave due to disagreements on management strategies.

The Reboro project of Cantina Pisoni: Cantina Pisoni promotes the Rebo grape variety and its Reboro wine through initiatives such as the En Primeur sale and Reboro Day.

His grandfather's bicycles become historical relics in San Casciano Val di Pesa: Francesco Mugnai finds bicycles built by his grandfather Rino in the 1950s, which become historical relics in San Casciano Val di Pesa.

The “Wine Festival” in Clavesana: The Clavesana winery organizes celebratory events to share the new vintages of local productions, including open dinners, friendship dinners and raising the flag with the presence of the Alpini.

Moët & Chandon collaborates with the artist Daniel Arsham: Moët & Chandon presents a work created in collaboration with the contemporary artist Daniel Arsham, exhibited in the historic cellars of Epernay, in Champagne.

No tax fraud, the Ragnedda brothers of the Capichera winery acquitted: The Court of Cassation has acquitted Mario and Alberto Ragnedda of the charge of tax fraud concerning alleged irregularities linked to the purchase of grapes by their wine companies.

Enjoying it in Tuscany: wine tourism becomes a style of holiday: Tenuta di Montepulciano offers a wine tourism experience immersed in Tuscan nature, with walks, visits, tastings and moments of relaxation in a sustainable environment.

Recioto Santa Sofia, the sweet side of Easter: Recioto, a sweet wine from Valpolicella, is perfect for accompanying leavened desserts such as Colomba al Recioto, offering a delicious combination for Easter.

Discovering the world of wine: a map reveals all its secrets: In Gavorrano, a new wine map created by the European Sommelier School reveals the secrets of the cellars to visit, offering an ideal route for wine lovers.

Italian wine loses positions in the Far East: The Chinese Italian wine import market has slipped to ninth place due to the economic slowdown, highlighting a negative trend also in other Far Eastern countries such as South Korea and Japan.

The National Wine Fair in Padua celebrates Italian wine excellence: The National Wine Fair is held in Padua, an opportunity to discover and taste the best wines from all over Italy, celebrating the traditions and innovation of the wine industry Italian.

The best Coda di Volpe wines in 4 labels under 20 euros according to Gambero Rosso: Gambero Rosso presents four excellent Coda di Volpe wines under 20 euros, highlighting the quality and accessibility of this variety.

Wine: the wording "ingredients" on labels should not be translated: EU Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski confirms that the wording "ingredients" on wine labels should not be translated, responding to concerns raised by the Agriculture Committee of the European Chamber.

“Proposta Vini” celebrates its forty years and presents the new features of the 2024 catalogue: Proposta Vini, a distribution company founded in 1984, celebrates its forty years by presenting the new 2024 catalogue, with a selection of artisanal and quality wineries.

Glory in Milan, be careful, you're paying too much for that wine: In Milan, mark-ups on wine prices in restaurants are discussed, highlighting the complexity of determining the costs due to various factors such as the cost of living, rent and the size of the restaurant .

Anteprima Vini 2024 in a new entirely green guise: Anteprima Vini della Costa Toscana presents its 23rd edition in a green guise, obtaining the Ecoaction-Legambiente certification thanks to the reduction of the environmental impact of the event.

The Volcano converts. Etna bets on white wines, it is neck and neck with reds: Etna Doc highlights a change in trend towards white wines, with a production increasingly comparable to that of red wines, highlighting a growing popularity for this type.

Amarone della Valpolicella, the road back: Amarone della Valpolicella presents the new 2019 vintage, confirming its quality and rediscovering the tonicity that characterized it in the past.

This is the latest news in the world of wine for today. See you soon with other interesting news!