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Your Cheat Sheet to the Best Italian Rosé The country hasn't always been known for its pink-hued wine, but Italian rosé, or rosato, is on fire. Here are the bottles and regions to look for. -
Exploring Italy Through its Amaro While traveling through Italy, our spirits editor found relaxation and exploration through the country’s signature digestivo, amaro. -
What’s a Super Tuscan and is the Term Still Relevant? The term super Tuscan came about from winemaking rebels in the 1970s and ’80s. But what exactly are they, and is the term still useful? -
Meet the Women Winemakers of Brunello, Italy Get to know some of the dynamic women leading the wine industry in Brunello, one of Italy’s premier regions. -
The 2014 Brunello Vintage Overcomes Difficult Conditions Too much rain and cool temperatures hurts the 2014 vintage while the 2013 Riservas will age nicely. -
Tuscan Red Wines to Enjoy After a Winter Day Outdoors If you enjoy skiing, snowshoeing or anything in between, here are the perfect red wines to warm up with after finishing the trail. -
A Beginner's Guide to Chianti and Chianti Classico Chianti's come a long way from its Italian restaurant house wine days. Here's your guide to Tuscany's famous Sangiovese-based wine regions. -
Classic Old-World Destinations for Wine Lovers If you want to explore where the iconic wines of the Old World come from, follow our guide for the ultimate trip to Italy, Germany, France and Portugal. -
The 2013 Brunello Vintage Showcases Stunning, Radiant Wines Energy and elegance are hallmarks of the 2013 Brunello vintage. These wines boast remarkable aging potential, and will greatly reward your patience. -
The Daring Future of Carmignano Wines Carmignano has created super Tuscan blends since being recognized as a wine region 300 years ago. The wines today are as rich and complex as it's history.