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Bissoni 2012 Passito (Albana di Romagna)
Central ItalyMade from superripe Albana grapes affected by noble rot, this opens with ...See Full ReviewN/A -
Tre Monti 2012 Thea Passito Albana (Romagna)
Central ItalyMade from dried Albana grapes, this dessert wine opens with ripe yellow ...See Full ReviewN/A -
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Giovanna Madonia 2015 Neblina Albana (Romagna)
Central ItalyAcacia, ripe yellow stone fruit and honey aromas lead the way in ...See Full Review$15 -
Tre Monti 2015 Vitalba in Anfora Albana (Romagna)
Central ItalyFermented in clay amphora, this fascinating orange wine opens with alluring aromas ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$24 -
Condé 2013 Raggio Brusa Predappio Riserva Sangiovese (Romagna)
Central ItalyThis boasts intense aromas of red berry, blue flower and tilled earth ...See Full Review$70 -
Tre Monti 2016 Vigna Rocca Albana (Romagna)
Central ItalySavory and intriguing, this opens with heady scents suggesting ripe apricot, honeydew ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$15
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Five-Ingredient Pasta Carbonara Recipe
Covered in homemade sauce and topped with freshly ground Pecorino Romano, this is the ultimate pasta carbonara recipe—and you only need five ingredients...
Five-Ingredient Pasta Carbonara Recipe
Covered in homemade sauce and topped with freshly ground Pecorino Romano, this is the ultimate pasta carbonara recipe—and you only need five ingredients...
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10 Vineyards Behind the World's Most Famous Wines
Vineyard soils are like geological gold for wine grapes. The most famous wines come from the most famous soil. Learn about those sites here...
10 Vineyards Behind the World's Most Famous Wines
Vineyard soils are like geological gold for wine grapes. The most famous wines come from the most famous soil. Learn about those sites here...
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The Romance & Wines of Verona
Verona also lies at the heart of Italy’s wine production and its central role in Italy's wine culture remains unchallenged. Join Wine Enthusiast contributor Jennifer Thomé on a beautiful virtual exploration of this historic city and the delicious wines that are produced here...
The Romance & Wines of Verona
Verona also lies at the heart of Italy’s wine production and its central role in Italy's wine culture remains unchallenged. Join Wine Enthusiast contributor Jennifer Thomé on a beautiful virtual exploration of this historic city and the delicious wines that are produced here...
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For Me, Wine is Best Experienced Among Gay Women
Tasha Viets-VanLear explores the relationship between being a gay woman and delving into the world of wine...
For Me, Wine is Best Experienced Among Gay Women
Tasha Viets-VanLear explores the relationship between being a gay woman and delving into the world of wine...
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Pliny the Elder, the First Wine Critic and Why He Still Matters
Many know of Pliny the Elder but don't realize this ancient Roman's influence on wine, from first-growth bottlings to early versions of the cru system...
Pliny the Elder, the First Wine Critic and Why He Still Matters
Many know of Pliny the Elder but don't realize this ancient Roman's influence on wine, from first-growth bottlings to early versions of the cru system...
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How Saint Valentine (Sort of) Saved French Wine
Was it pest-resistant rootstocks or the relics of Saint Valentine that saved French wine in 1866 when phylloxera decimated French vineyards?
How Saint Valentine (Sort of) Saved French Wine
Was it pest-resistant rootstocks or the relics of Saint Valentine that saved French wine in 1866 when phylloxera decimated French vineyards?