Here is the latest wine news for wine lovers

Moncaro: a difficult financial situation: The Board of Directors of Terre Cortesi-Moncaro has removed the president Doriano Marchetti and elected Donatella Manetti as his replacement. The winery is struggling with an internal and financial crisis, with increasing debts.

Riccardo Cini's natural approach: The owner of Casa dei Cini in Umbria talks about his non-invasive approach to viticulture and wine production, emphasizing respect for the land and territory.

Krug and its Blanc de Blancs: Krug presents the Clos du Mesnil, a high quality vintage Blanc de Blancs, stored in its own cellars and bottled in Magnum to guarantee its quality.

Nunzia De Girolamo and her connection with Sagrantino di Montefalco: The former minister reveals her love for Sagrantino di Montefalco, an Umbrian grape known for its complexity and persistence.

Barolo with screw cap: a new frontier: Sergio Germano presents a 2013 Barolo with screw cap, challenging traditional prejudices and demonstrating that even prestigious red wines can be closed with alternatives to cork.

The story of Madame Clicquot and Champagne: It tells the story of Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin, better known as Widow Clicquot, a woman who contributed significantly to the birth of the classic method for the production of Champagne.

Tenuta Mazzolino among Italian excellences: Tenuta Mazzolino was selected among the 100 Italian excellences by Forbes, recognized for its innovation and pursuit of quality in the heart of the Oltrepò Pavese.

New Vigneti Letizia winery on the Tortonesi Hills: Aldo Dallavalle opens a new winery, Vigneti Letizia, on the Tortonesi Hills in Piedmont, with the aim of producing Derthona Timorasso and Barbera Monleale.

Call for winery investments in Sicily: The Sicilian Region has published a call for winemaking businesses, offering financing to encourage innovation and sustainability in the sector.

Mionetto presents its novelties at ProWein 2024: Mionetto participates in ProWein 2024 and presents its latest novelties, including the Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG from the Luxury collection, recently awarded by Wine Spectator magazine.

Warning notices for fraud in the Cantina Europa of Petrosino: The Marsala Prosecutor's Office has issued warnings for fraud in trade to the management and members of the Cantina Sociale Europa of Petrosino, accused of having marketed wines that do not correspond to the labels.

Cristina Mercuri's story on sexism in the world of wine: Candidate for the title of Master of Wine, Cristina Mercuri talks about the challenges faced in her career and gender discrimination in the wine sector.

Women in Italian wineries closer to gender equality: An analysis reveals that women in Italian wineries are closer to salary and career equality than in other sectors, especially in the marketing, wine tourism and sales sectors.

The future of wine according to Professor Attilio Scienza: Professor Attilio Scienza discusses the future of wine, exploring new scientific discoveries and trends in the sector, during the Tipicità conference in Fermo.

Italy leader at ProWein 2024: Italy confirms itself as the country with the highest number of exhibitors at ProWein 2024, with 1,198 companies present, offering a wide representation of Italian wines.

Declining wine consumption in China and Japan: Wine consumption, including Italian wine, is declining in China and Japan, signaling a challenge for the Asian wine market.

La Rioja: present, past and future: A tour of the Rioja region explores the area's best wineries and labels, highlighting its importance in the international wine scene.

The unknown of duties on wine with the return of Donald Trump: The possible return of Donald Trump to the White House generates concerns for the European wine sector, with the possibility of new duties on wine and spirits.

The legend of Amarone della Valpolicella: The legendary story of Amarone is told, a wine born by mistake but which has become one of the most renowned in Italy.

The best Etna Bianco under 20 euros according to Gambero Rosso: Gambero Rosso presents a selection of the best Etna Bianco under 20 euros, highlighting the quality and diversity of Etna wines.

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