Italy, the largest producer of wine in the world, has special wines in each of the wine regions. Find out more about Italian wine and pair your travels in Italy with the best of Italian wines and wine accessories.
Discover Abruzzo wines through three standout Pecorino wines—from Valori, Valle Martello, and Savini—that showcase the region’s character and craftsmanship. Abruzzo, Italy, reveals itself best through the glass. This rugged Italian region—framed by the Apennines and...
Explore Fattoria La Maliosa, a leader in sustainable wine tourism in Italy, where natural wines and organic farming define the Tuscan experience. Tucked away in the unspoiled hills of Maremma, Tuscany, just two hours from Rome, Fattoria La Maliosa is a shining example...
Embark on epic wine adventures in Alto Adige, where every vine tells a story. The rugged terrain of the Italian Alps provides the backdrop for exquisite vineyards that produce some of Italy's finest wines. From crisp whites to robust reds, Alto Adige offers a...
Explore the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene Prosecco Wine Region for a taste of exquisite wines that redefine Prosecco. Think you know Prosecco? Think again. Prosecco isn’t just a party girl. In Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, she’s a badass, serious wine that oenophiles must put...
Situated in the Mediterranean off the coast of Sicily, Pantelleria Island is a popular vacation spot for Italians and home to Donnafugata Winery. Come along to taste Donnafugata Wines and experience Pantelleria. A few dozen of us gathered on the tarmac to load onto a...
Sitting in the vineyards of Mosnel in Italy while enjoying a picnic and a bottle of sparkling Franciacorta wine is an ideal way to pass an afternoon. Imagine sitting in the middle of a vineyard. The sky is clear blue, and the sun is shining. You find a shady spot...
Italy is home to more sparkling wines from more grape varieties than anywhere else in the world. There might just be a sparkling wine for every palate as you explore Italy. In this series of articles, I explore some of my favorite sparkling wines from around the...
Prosecco, one of Italy's best-known and loved exports, is fresh, sparkling, and thirst-quenching. Prosecco is easy to drink and pairs well with summer fruits, seafood, cured meats, cheese, olives—really, almost anything. I had my first taste of Prosecco in Italy,...
Discover Italy's Chianti wine country through a captivating tour of Fattoria Poggerino, a gem in Tuscany's wine district. Fattoria Poggerino is a boutique winery and heritage B&B located deep in the heart of Tuscany’s Chianti wine district. Known for producing...
Italian winemaking families typically involve a legacy of generations, an inherent passion for wine and insatiable love of the land where they grew up. Today many of these families are spreading their influence to encompass different wine regions. This expansion often...