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Winemaking tradition and innovation in Valtellina by Marco Triacca: Find out how Marco Triacca, together with his father Domenico and mother Elisa, is carrying forward the winemaking tradition of Valtellina, combining the scenic beauty of the Rhaetian Alps with an innovative approach to viticulture.

Olive groves and carbon credits in the EU: Read about the importance of olive groves as carbon sinks and discussions at a technical conference in Seville regarding their access to the carbon credit market, with the International Olive Council represented by Juan Antonio Polo Palomino.

Interview with Paolo Vodopivec, president of Vini Veri: Paolo Vodopivec, president of the Vini Veri Consortium, shares his vision on natural wines and the evolution of the wine sector, in view of the next edition of Vini Veri.

Exploitation in the Langhe on Al Jazeera: Read the investigation on Al Jazeera which highlights the problem of exploitation of migrant workers in the Langhe vineyards, bringing to light inhuman conditions and gangmaster practices.

In-depth study on vineyards: Students of classes 2nd A and 2nd B explore the world of vines under the guidance of Professor Alessandro Fantozzi, examining botanical, historical and literary aspects linked to the European vine.

Operation against gangmastering in the Langhe vineyards: Laws on law enforcement interventions against gangmastering and irregularities in the Langhe vineyards, with nine people involved and precautionary measures issued.

Success of Terre di Toscana: Discover the details on the XVI edition of Terre di Toscana, which saw the participation of 140 producers and over 2300 people engaged in tasting wines and old vintages.

The best-selling wines in the supermarket: Analyzes data on wine sales in large-scale retail trade in 2023, with Prosecco, Chianti and Lambrusco at the top of the list and a slight growth in sales in the second half of the year.

"Teranum" is back: Discover the details on the return of the international festival "Teranum and the red wines of the Karst", which showcases the native wines of the Karst and the gastronomic culture of the region.

Amarone Classico Riserva Docg 2011 from the Le Ragose winery: Learn more about the history of this great wine from Valpolicella, born almost by chance way back in 1936, and its success over time.

The rebirth of Zibibbo in Calabria: Discover the rebirth of Calabrian Zibibbo, an oenological treasure to discover in the province of Vibo Valentia.

Cantina Baglio Oro: a strong bond with the territory: Read about the objective of the Cantina Baglio Oro to enhance its connection with the territory and the actions undertaken to achieve this objective.

IncontriDiVini at the Grosjean winery: More than 130 wine enthusiasts participated in the first edition of IncontriDiVini at the Grosjean Vins winery in Quart, where they had the opportunity to taste the company's products and explore the production sites together with Hervé Grosjean.

UnMarediMarche: discovering the wines and beers of the Marche: The first stage of UnMarediMarche was presented at Palazzo Piacentini, a cycle of events dedicated to the discovery of the wines and beers of the Marche, organized by the Partners in Service Cea 'Ambiente e Mare'.

Organic wine tasting at Fattoria San Vito: Fattoria San Vito hosts a tasting of natural wines and organic extra virgin olive oil, offering visitors the opportunity to taste their products in the winery's charming wine garden.

Cantina Urbana Academy: The second cycle of events of the Cantina Urbana Academy begins, a format that offers knowledge on viticulture and in-depth moments dedicated to some labels produced in the Winery on Via Ascanio Sforza in Milan.

Feudi di San Gregorio: sustainability and tradition in wine production: Feudi di San Gregorio, the largest winery in Southern Italy, stands out for its commitment to valorising native vines and for its attention to sustainability, recently obtaining certification B Corp.

Stajnbech at Vinitaly: the character of the wines of the eastern Veneto: Stajnbech brings the character and peculiarities of the wines of the eastern Veneto to Vinitaly, presenting the production range and in particular the 150 Lison classic Docg label, a tribute to the 150 years since the unification of Italy.

The wines most drunk by Italians and their cost: An analysis of the wines most purchased by Italians in supermarkets in 2023, with Prosecco, Chianti and Lambrusco at the top of the list, followed by Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and Vermentino.

Prosecco tops sales: Despite a drop in sales, Prosecco remains the most purchased wine by Italians in supermarkets, followed by Chianti and Lambrusco. However, new trends emerge with emerging wines such as Cerasuolo and Grillo.

The wine market in large-scale retail trade: 2023 was a difficult year for the wine market in large-scale retail trade, with a decline in sales in both volume and value. Red wines are losing ground compared to rosés and whites, confirming an international trend.

Increase in duties on wine in Russia: The Association of Russian Winegrowers is calling for an increase in duties on wine imported from NATO countries, including Italy, by up to 200%. This move could have a significant impact on Italian wine exports to Russia.

Wines for the Easter holidays: With the arrival of the Easter holidays, there is always the opportunity to pair excellent wines with traditional dishes. A festive lunch would not be complete without a suitable bottle of wine, carefully selected to enhance the flavors of the dishes.

Alcohol-free wine production in Argentina: Argentina has given the green light to alcohol-free wine production, in response to industry challenges following a difficult year in 2023. This decision opens up new opportunities for the Argentine wine industry to adapt to changes in consumption and to expand on the global market.

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