Here is the latest wine news for wine lovers.

Francesco Moser and wine: Francesco Moser, legend of Italian sport, has not only conquered cycling but also the world of wine. His elegant driving style is reflected in his classic method sparkling wines, in particular the Trento doc, produced with his family for decades.

Vinitaly 2024: The Lazio pavilion will be the largest ever at Vinitaly in Verona, with a 2,000 square meter stand to showcase the region's wine excellence.

Barolo, Bruno Giacosa also down: Although the average value of Barolo is down, Bruno Giacosa's 1967 Special Reserve has recorded an increase of 50%.

Counterfeit wine sold as DOC: A criminal conspiracy has been exposed for selling adulterated wine as Chianti DOC, Brunello di Montalcino and Sassicaia. The Supreme Court confirmed the conviction for commercial fraud.

Wine ministerial meeting: Thirty countries will meet in Italy to discuss the prospects of the wine sector and product protection, addressing issues such as sustainability, wine image, safety and training.

Lidl beats the luxury brand LVMH: After a legal dispute, the EU Court has ruled in favor of Lidl for the use of the orange brand, distinctive of Veuve Clicquot, for its sparkling wine.

The 12 best Raboso del Piave chosen by Gambero Rosso: Raboso del Piave, an ancient vine, is celebrated with a selection of the best specimens chosen by Gambero Rosso.

Heroic vineyards and Piedmontese meat protagonists at Vinitaly: Confagricoltura Cuneo will present an event at Vinitaly to share the flavors of Piedmontese meat and local wines, including heroic vineyards.

For consumers, the best wine comes from Piedmont: Italians perceive Piedmont as the region with the highest quality wines, followed by Tuscany and Veneto, according to a survey conducted by Nomisma Wine Monitor.

Ale Vigil and the new Argentine viticulture: Alejandro Vigil, Argentine winemaker, has contributed to redesigning the image of Argentine wine with his vision and commitment to environmental and social protection.

The art of Ruché, creativity in the vineyards and in the cellar: Docg Ruché launches a project that combines wine with art, involving painters and sculptors to explore new artistic expressions in the world of wine.

Pasqua Vini celebrates Verona with an artistic installation in the cellar: Pasqua Vini offers a journey of tastings and art during Vinitaly, celebrating innovation and creativity through artistic collaborations.

Top white La Regola debuts in Verona: The Riparbella company presents the new "La Regola" Costa Toscana Bianco IGT 2021, a blend of Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, produced in 3,000 bottles, confirming its excellence in the wine scene.

150 years of the cellars of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo: Celebrating its 150th anniversary, the cellars of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the largest hotel cellar in the world, reveal the first phase of their transformation, with a new entrance and tasting room.

Monthly farmer's market in the cellar: The monthly farmer's market will be held on Saturday 6 April 2024 at Cantina Val San Martino in Pontida, an opportunity to meet local producers and purchase quality food and wine products, including wine from the Cantina Val San Martino .

Wine tourism on the rise: A report highlights an 11% increase in the turnover of wine tourism services in 2023, with an increase in the average receipt of 19% and a greater offer of food and wine experiences.

Special award for the I Parcellari winery: The Veronelli 2024 Guide awards the SOLE prize to the I Parcellari winery, recognizing their contribution in transforming wine into an authentic cultural and creative experience.

"Alba Vitae" project for charity: The Italian Sommelier Association (Ais) raised 30,000 euros through the "Alba Vitae" project, involving thirteen representative wines from various Italian regions in an exclusive magnum version to support solidarity initiatives.

Climate and wine crisis in Tuscany: Tuscany faces a wine crisis due to climate change, with the spread of downy mildew causing damage estimated at 260 million euros.

International Wine Conference: The International Wine Conference will be held in Franciacorta and Verona from 11 to 13 April, with 31 countries discussing strategies for the global wine sector.

Vinitaly 2024: The Lazio pavilion will be the largest ever at Vinitaly in Verona, an opportunity to showcase the region's wine excellence.

Wine Ministerial Meeting: The first "wine ministerial meeting" will be held in Italy, with 30 countries and the OIV discussing the prospects of wine at a global level.

Wine Week in Italy: Wine Week in Italy will be celebrated from 11 to 17 April, with events such as the Wine Ministerial Meeting and Vinitaly, marking an important moment for the Italian wine sector.

Representatives of producing countries at Vinitaly: The Ministry of Agriculture will bring representatives of wine producing countries from all over the world to Vinitaly, promoting dialogue and exchange in the international wine sector.

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These news offer an overview of trends, events and reflections in the world of wine, providing suggestions for culinary pairings and presenting important food and wine events and corporate participations.