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Pecchenino 2010 San Luigi (Dolcetto di Dogliani)
PiedmontA blend of Dolcetto grapes from different prized vineyard sites in Dogliani, ...See Full ReviewN/A -
Francesco Boschis 2010 Pianezzo (Dolcetto di Dogliani)
PiedmontThis has a dark, inky color, with rich aromas of black fruit, ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$17 -
San Fereolo 2010 Valdibà (Dolcetto di Dogliani)
PiedmontThis opens with notes of pulpy red fruit and cherry spread over ...See Full Review$16 -
Marziano Abbona 2009 Papà Celso (Dolcetto di Dogliani)
PiedmontTrue to the natural characteristics of the celebrated Dolcetto grape (a native ...See Full Review$25 -
Clavesana 2008 Il Clou di Clavesana (Dolcetto di Dogliani)
PiedmontMatch this easy wine with brick oven pizza on sourdough crust or ...See Full ReviewN/A -
Clavesana 2008 Dolcetto di Dogliani
PiedmontThis plump and juicy Dolcetto opens with easy fruit tones of blueberry ...See Full ReviewN/A
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Pio Boffa, Barolo and Barbaresco Trailblazer, Dies at 66
The Italian wine world mourns the loss of Pio Boffa, head of historic Pio Cesare, following a two-week battle with Covid-19...
Pio Boffa, Barolo and Barbaresco Trailblazer, Dies at 66
The Italian wine world mourns the loss of Pio Boffa, head of historic Pio Cesare, following a two-week battle with Covid-19...
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Ruchè’s Revival: Meet Piedmont’s Secret Darling
Ruchè is a native black grape of Piedmont's wine region. Read how this fruit-forward, food-friendly red wine varietal is making a comeback...
Ruchè’s Revival: Meet Piedmont’s Secret Darling
Ruchè is a native black grape of Piedmont's wine region. Read how this fruit-forward, food-friendly red wine varietal is making a comeback...
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How to Pair Wine with Pasta: A Cheat Sheet
While there's nothing wrong with tomato sauce and Chianti, we've compiled a guide to pair an array of Italian wines with various pasta types...
How to Pair Wine with Pasta: A Cheat Sheet
While there's nothing wrong with tomato sauce and Chianti, we've compiled a guide to pair an array of Italian wines with various pasta types...
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Primitivo di Manduria: Leading the way to Sustainable and Responsible Farming
There is a story in the heart of the Mediterranean, in which memory, effort, ingenuity and devotion have given shape and substance to the passion of four hundred families. These families have carried on a dream with the tenacity and sacrifices familiar to those who live every day in close contact with the earth.From generation to generation an extraordinary wine grape has been cultivated, which day after day has been nourished in these lands, by the sun and millenary cultures. This grape is Primitivo, an ancient vine of Croatian origins and a close relative of the Californian Zinfandel...
Primitivo di Manduria: Leading the way to Sustainable and Responsible Farming
There is a story in the heart of the Mediterranean, in which memory, effort, ingenuity and devotion have given shape and substance to the passion of four hundred families. These families have carried on a dream with the tenacity and sacrifices familiar to those who live every day in close contact with the earth.From generation to generation an extraordinary wine grape has been cultivated, which day after day has been nourished in these lands, by the sun and millenary cultures. This grape is Primitivo, an ancient vine of Croatian origins and a close relative of the Californian Zinfandel...
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It's Easy Being Green: Italy's Best Winery Gardens
Italian wine country is known as much for picturesque vineyards as the wines that come from them. We look at some of Italy's most stunning estate gardens...
It's Easy Being Green: Italy's Best Winery Gardens
Italian wine country is known as much for picturesque vineyards as the wines that come from them. We look at some of Italy's most stunning estate gardens...
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A Beginner's Guide to Wines from Italy's Piedmont
Famous for being the home of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Moscato d'Asti, there are many wines from Italy's Piedmont that should not be overlooked...
A Beginner's Guide to Wines from Italy's Piedmont
Famous for being the home of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Moscato d'Asti, there are many wines from Italy's Piedmont that should not be overlooked...