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Cellar & Shop: A Return to the Past on Lake Como

In the picturesque town of Gravedona on Lake Como, Cantina & Bottega has restored a sixteenth-century cellar, transforming it into a meeting place for wine and history lovers. Here, the charm of the past combines with the joy of sharing excellent wines in a unique atmosphere. Christie's auctions off the Avery Family Treasures

An exceptional collection of wines belonging to the Avery family, with deep roots in Bristol's winemaking tradition, will be auctioned at Christie's. Among the rare bottles, a Château d'Yquem 1921 stands out, symbol of an oenological heritage that has spanned several generations. Sparkling Wine Aged under the Sea: Paololeo's Experiment

Paololeo, a winery from Salento, has experimented with the refinement of its sparkling wines under the sea waters of Porto Cesareo. This innovative project, which involves native varieties such as Verdeca and Maresco, promises unique and fascinating results for sparkling wine lovers. Tradition and Innovation at Cantina Nicola in Monferrato

In Cocconato d'Asti, the Nicola Cellar offers a perfect mix of peasant tradition and contemporary cuisine. Executive chef Alessia Rolla brings forward a fresh and original cuisine, inspired by the territory but open to experimentation, offering a unique gastronomic experience in the heart of Monferrato. Cantine Montresor: Global Ambitions after Vinitaly

After participating in Vinitaly, the Montresor Cellars of Verona are looking to the future with new strategies to consolidate the Italian market and open up to new international markets, particularly in the Far East. With their iconic bottle of Amarone, Montresor confirms itself as a point of reference in Valpolicella and beyond. The "Echos" Festival in Monferrato celebrates music and wine

The traveling music festival "Echos" returns to Monferrato, offering twenty-three concerts in suggestive places in the province of Alessandria. In collaboration with the recent nomination of GranMonferrato as European City of Wine 2024, the festival celebrates the rich musical and winemaking tradition of this region. Brunello Biondi Santi: An Italian Wine Myth

Brunello di Montalcino is one of the Italian wine myths, with a legendary history linked to the Biondi Santi family. This symbolic wine of Italian winemaking continues to arouse admiration and interest among enthusiasts all over the world. Wine Production at Lowest Level Since 1961

Global wine production suffered a drastic reduction in 2023 due to drought, frost and erratic rainfall. This has brought global production to the lowest levels since 1961, with significant repercussions on the international wine market. Recovery of Wine Consumption in Italy

Despite the decrease in production, wine consumption in Italy is slowly recovering, with a decrease in national stocks. This positive signal offers hope for the Italian wine sector, although challenges remain, especially among young consumers. The Torgiano Wine Museum: 50 Years of History and Culture

The Torgiano Wine Museum celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a photographic exhibition that retraces the most significant moments in its history. This museum, founded in 1974, continues to be a point of reference for the culture of vines and wine, promoting the rich winemaking tradition of Umbria and Italy around the world.

Heroic Wines in the Foreground at Vini all'Insù 2024 On 4 and 5 May in Perosa Argentina "Vini all'Insù 2024" will be held, an event organized by the Chisone and Germanasca Valley Municipalities Union, in collaboration with the Pinerolese DOC Consortium and Ais Piedmont. The initiative will celebrate mountain wines produced between 400 and 800 meters above sea level, valorising companies that work on impervious terrain and recover ancient native varieties.

Francesca Moretti and the Excellences of Italian Wine Minister Francesco Lollobrigida rewarded the excellences of Italian wine, including Francesca Moretti, vice-president of the Terra Moretti holding. These awards highlight the contribution of women in the wine sector and the commitment to the quality and authenticity of the products.

Walter Massa and Timorasso: A Wine from the Territory The winemaker Walter Massa, father of Timorasso in the Tortona Hills, underlines the importance of the territory and innovation in the wine sector. Massa also promotes the use of screw caps to preserve the quality of the wines, while expressing concern about late frosts that threaten the vineyards in 2024.

Natural Native Generation: New Wine Consumers The Natural Native Generation, young people sensitive to the environment and sustainability, is influencing the wine market with a preference for natural and fermented products. This trend represents a challenge and an opportunity for the wine sector to adapt to the needs of younger consumers.

Russian Super Duty: Concerns for Tuscan Winemakers The possible increase in the duty on the import of wine from Russia worries Tuscan winemakers, who consider the Russian market strategic for their companies. This decision could have repercussions on the Italian wine sector, which has already faced challenges related to geopolitical tensions.

From the Clarinet to the Cultivated Fields: The New Course of Caneve The young musician and winemaker Caneve aims for a future in the wine sector, combining his passion for music with his love for the land and viticulture. This transition represents an example of how new generations are bringing new perspectives to the world of wine.

Renzo Rosso and His Vision for Brave Wine The entrepreneur Renzo Rosso, founder of Diesel, presents his new holding Brave Wine, which aims to acquire wineries in the most prestigious terroirs in Italy. This project reflects the importance of passion and identity in the wine industry, highlighting the link between fashion and wine.

Interview with Cyril Brun: Identity and Innovation at Ferrari of Trento Cyril Brun, winemaker at Ferrari of Trento, talks about his vision for the company and the importance of identity in the wine sector. This historic change in the cellar highlights the attention to innovation and quality, while seeking to preserve the unique identity of Ferrari wines.

These are the latest news from the world of wine, which continues to amaze and fascinate with its history, tradition and innovation. Whether you are a wine enthusiast or a novice, there is always something new to discover and appreciate in this fascinating wine universe.