Every year on May 25, social media suddenly turns into a vineyard. Instagram fills up with glowing glasses of rosé, rooftop wine nights, and people confidently swirling wine like they trained in Tuscany for six months. Restaurants begin posting wine pairings nobody can pronounce properly. Somebody somewhere opens a bottle…
So I’m starting a series on Celebrities and their love for wine, to the extent they become wine owners, and to kick this off, I will be starting with Andrea Pirlo, (Yeah, who else) winks, for those who don’t know, He is the reason I am a huge fan of…
While the Piedmont region in northeastern Italy tends to get the most attention for its fantastic red wines, it also produces gorgeous white wines. One of these is Gavi wine, which was one of the first Italian white wines to gain an international reputation. It’s more formally known as Cortese…
Limoncello! the one drink the Italians cant get enough of, serve your friends a homemade limoncello and they will feel they’ve won your heart, its a lovely drink that has a strong lemon flavor without being sour or bitter. It is the second most popular liqueur in Italy after Campari and has recently become…
When you are a Wine Country, you remind visitors that you’ve got so much to give, and then you build a fountain that dispenses free wine, so they can’t forget Italian Wine. Travelers in the town of Abruzzo in central Italy can now quench their thirst with red wine for…
With 20 different wine regions spread from Alto Adige, on the border with Switzerland, to the Mediterranean islands of Sicily and Sardinia, the wines of Italy are some of the most historical and unique wines, as well as the most premium. While wine did not originate on Italian territory, the Greek and Roman Empires…
Ever attended a grape stomping event? Grape Stomping is an old traditional wine making process where grapes were crushed by having barefoot participants repeatedly stomp on them in vats to release their juices and begin fermentation. Its fun and you get to learn a whole lot about the wine making…
Chefs add salts to their meals to enhance its taste, so we might just agree that salt kinda improves the taste of some meals, and somehow, it works for Red Wine, Yep.., yet another life hack that has been revealed.
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