Chapo: Taste the true blend of history and tradition with a visit to the Veneto region’s Prosecco wineries for tasting and exploring the illustrious establishments. With its attractive landscapes and ...

Explore 10 benchmark Italian wines — from Chianti, Friuli, and Piedmont to Soave and beyond — why they matter, how they taste ...

In addition to iconic works of art, welcoming people, and wonderful food; Italy is also often noted for its great variety of wines thanks to unique geographical differences from the hills of Tuscany ...

Montepulciano is quite frankly heaven for wine lovers. This stunning hilltop Tuscan town is ridiculously beautiful and it is ...

The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and Italy’s biggest wine region by acreage, Sicily is often overlooked for its fine wine production by those whose tastes run towards Barolo, Brunello di ...

The world’s most celebrated wine regions offer a diverse array of landscapes, climates and winemaking traditions that have shaped their reputations over centuries. From the iconic rolling hills of ...

For centuries, established old world wine regions like France’s Bordeaux or Italy’s Tuscany have dominated the global wine market. And after half a century of wild success, even California’s Napa ...

Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region is known as the "Food Valley" for its authentic Parmigiano Reggiano, balsamic vinegar, and Lambrusco wine. Parmigiano Reggiano cheese can only be produced in a specific ...

Some 130 miles away from Rome in central Italy is a region that offers travelers a world of opportunity: Abruzzo. It's filled with dazzling medieval towns, rolling vineyards, pictorial stretches of ...

Are you dreaming of retiring to wine country? Or are you looking for ideas for your next wine-focused vacation? Here are ten of the world’s best economical wine regions to retire to or visit. Are you ...

With its vivid cherry hue, bold structure, and uncanny versatility at the table, this shape-shifting classic challenges ...