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 ...

There are more than 350 white grape varieties officially recorded in Italy — and if you count those beyond the Ministry of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lana Bortolot covers the intersection of wine, business and culture. It’s time to break up with your old routine and find a new ...

Italy has 20 different geographical regions, and Emilia-Romagna—in the north—is both wealthy and geographically diverse. Bordered by six other regions that also produce wine—Marche, Tuscany, Liguria, ...

Italy’s culinary landscape is a treasure map full of hidden gems, regions where traditions run deep and flavors tell stories ...

The iconic fine wine regions of the world are few in number. In the “Old World,” these include: Bordeaux, Burgundy, the Rhône Valley and Champagne in France; Tuscany (including Montalcino and Bolgheri ...

As the biggest wine producer in the world, Italy may strike many wine drinkers as a known quantity, one fully explored. But most wine drinkers have been exposed to a narrow range of Italy’s offerings.

Sommelier André Hueston Mack returns to Bon Appétit, this time to taste and give his expert opinion on Italian wines. With 20 Italian wine regions, Mack is sampling bottles from each to teach you ...

As a sommelier, I've gotten to know my favorite kinds of wine to order out at bars and restaurants, plus which reds and ...