The northeastern regions of Veneto, Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia have led a reawakening in Italian white wine production, while remaining a reliable source of distinctive red wines.

Near romantic Verona lies an award-winning winery where you can blend your own unique bottle of wine for the ultimate Italian ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly, a study by Coldwell Banker Global Luxury that appeared in The Trend Report 2024 found that roughly 40 ...

When they aren’t working at traditional wineries, next-gen winemakers are driving innovation with experimental side ...

Hiking, cycling, swimming - everything is possible in the hills of Langhe Roero. But most people also come to the northern ...

The Traverse Wine Coast has more than 2,000 acres of vineyards spread across nearly 40 wineries. And it’s only going to get more popular.

Costco offers an impressive selection of budget-friendly red wines. Here are the bottles most worth buying, according to a ...

Three Aspen Daily News reporters hit the ground running — err, eating and drinking — on Friday at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.

And, even better, they’re ideal for summer drinking. It might come as a surprise, but Italy produces more white (60%) than red wine, led by the regions of Veneto, Puglia, Emilia-Romagna, and Sicily.

Most conversations about wine end up mentioning France. Our Gallic neighbours vie with Italy to be the largest wine producer of all, but France has a history and culture that few can match. Most ...

Discover Italy's finest wines in the lake region of Lombardy, where scenic countryside trails lead to family-run cantines, sparkling vintages, medieval valley towns and age-old delicacies.

So far, the series has included classic Bordeaux varietals, and now two new red wines from varieties associated with the Piedmont region of Northern Italy: Dolcetto and Barbera, have been added.