Sunday 21 April 2024: The Latest News from the World of Wine.

Hello dear wine lovers,

Today we bring you the latest news from the world of wine, offering you a fascinating and informative look at what's happening in vineyards and wineries around the world.

April frost: damage to the Barbera del Monferrato vineyards The April frost hit the Barbera del Monferrato vineyards hard, causing significant damage to the crops. Moving images from Alice Bel Colle and Agliano show the devastating effect of low temperatures on vines.

Stories of Women of Wine: from Sweden to Italy and Argentina A journey through the world of wine told by a Swedish woman, from her experiences in Australia and New Zealand to her presence in Italy and Argentina. A fascinating narrative that reflects on the role of women in the wine world.

Vinitaly: extra virgin olive oil is the protagonist In addition to wine, Vinitaly gave space to the excellence of extra virgin olive oil. An interview with industry experts reveals the challenges and opportunities for oil in a context of climate change and global economic dynamics.

Fine Wines: signs of revival Despite a downward trend, fine wines such as San Leonardo and Sassicaia are showing signs of revival. An analysis of the market highlights a newfound stability, with Italy leading the best performance.

Controversies on Tg2: "Women drink to give themselves a tone" A statement on Tg2 raises controversy on the culture of wine and the role of women. The words of the writer Antonella Boralevi spark debate on the presence of sexist messages in the national media.

Scammed online: young man from Treviso victim of a scam A young man from Caerano San Marco was scammed out of 4 thousand euros after purchasing three cases of fine wine online. A warning about the risks of online shopping and unsafe transactions.

Vinitaly: valorization of minor Sardinian vines Vinitaly offers the opportunity to discover the rich universe of Sardinian native vines, a priceless heritage that represents a true unicum on the international scene.

Officina del Sole enchants with its 'Classic Methods' The Officina del Sole winery successfully presents its exclusive 'Classic Methods' at Vinitaly 2024, capturing the attention of producers and enthusiasts from all over the world. A testimony of the Marche winemaking tradition.

Colle di Lamo: passion and tradition in Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2019 The Colle di Lamo winery tells its story of passion and dedication in the production of Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2019. A journey into the heart of Tuscany through wine.

Trentodoc: the rise of Altemasi Italian sparkling wines, in particular Trentodoc, are experiencing a golden age with production increasing tenfold in ten years. A sign of the growing success of Italian bubbles on the global market.

Cantine Paolini: a new website to explore the world of Sicilian wine Cantine Paolini presents its new website, an engaging experience that invites wine enthusiasts to discover the history and tradition of the Sicilian winery. A journey through the flavors and landscapes of Sicily.

The Centenary of the Word "Prosecco" on the Label Back in 1924, Etile Carpenè marked an epochal moment by writing the word "Prosecco" on the label for the first time. Today, thanks to the global success of Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG, this word is known throughout the world, representing a precise territorial identity.

Montefalco: The Sagrantino Museum inaugurated The Sagrantino Museum was inaugurated in the Museum Complex of San Francesco di Montefalco, telling the story and wine culture of Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG. A unique opportunity to discover the grape that gave its name to the wine produced in this area.

Libri in Cantina: Celebrating 20 Years of Culture The Libri in Cantina Festival turns 20 and this year introduces the theme "LentaMente", promoting a more reflective approach to culture. The event will be held in October at the San Salvatore Castle in Susegana, offering a unique experience in the panorama of small and medium publishing.

Vinitaly 2024: Success for Sardinian Producers Vinitaly 2024 ends with a positive balance for Sardinian producers, with 22 wineries associated with Confagricoltura achieving great success. The quality tasting attracted Italian and foreign experts, highlighting the excellence of the island's wines.

The 8 Best Lacrima di Morro d'Alba Chosen by Gambero Rosso The province of Ancona is the guardian treasure of the native Lacrima di Morro d'Alba vine, known for its berries which tend to break during maturation. Gambero Rosso has selected the best eight wines of this grape variety, highlighting its excellence.

The Future of Wine: Reflections on Tastes and Trends The world of wine is facing significant changes, with a growing preference for fresher, more drinkable wines. Andrea Scanzi has written a book that reflects on these trends, while discussing the role of the new generations in defining the future of wine.

Women and Wine: A Reflection on the Condition of Women Antonella Boralevi's words have raised controversy on the condition of women in the world of wine, reflecting on how freedom of thought and the role of women are indicators of civilization in a country.

Trip to Ptuj: Wellness, Wine and Culture in Slovenia Ptuj, the oldest Slovenian city, is opening up to cultural and food and wine tourism, offering a unique combination of spas, wine and Roman art. An opportunity to discover a still little-known region of Slovenia.

Wine Recovery: Challenges and Opportunities after Vinitaly Vinitaly has highlighted a slight recovery in consumption, but the sector still faces challenges linked to inflation, trade wars and health campaigns. However, the indigenous wines of Sicily and Abruzzo dominate the sales charts in Italy.

Health and Wine: A Dosage on a Human Scale The debate on the effects of wine on human health continues, with different opinions on how good or bad wine is. Stoic reflection could be the key to a balanced approach to this question.

Bruna Ferro: Respect for the Vine and Wine Bruna Ferro tells her story of love and respect for the vine, which began as a child during the harvests. A testament to the passion and dedication needed to produce quality wines.

We hope that this news has interested you and we invite you to stay tuned for further updates on the world of wine. Until next time!

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