
Vermentino: The White Wine of the Italian Coast
Vermentino is the definitive white wine of the Italian coast -- saline, aromatic, and calibrated to the seafood of Sardinia, Liguria, and Tuscany.

Vermentino is the definitive white wine of the Italian coast -- saline, aromatic, and calibrated to the seafood of Sardinia, Liguria, and Tuscany.

Brunello di Montalcino -- 100% Sangiovese from the hills south of Siena -- is one of Italy greatest reds, built to age for decades and…

Amarone della Valpolicella is made by drying Verona hill grapes for months before fermentation -- a centuries-old technique producing Italy most distinctive concentrated red.

Barolo, from Nebbiolo grapes in the Langhe hills of Piedmont, is structured, long-lived, and capable of ageing for decades -- a guide to Italy greatest…

In the Collio and Friuli Colli Orientali zones along the Slovenian border, a small group of producers has been making wine without intervention for half…

In the fog-shrouded hills of the Langhe in Piedmont, the Nebbiolo grape produces what many consider Italy's greatest wine — a study in patience, terroir,…