Valle D’Aosta

Tiny, alpine, and semi-autonomous, the Valle d’Aosta is Italy's smallest and least populous region.  ...

Emilia-Romagna

Tuscany may draw more tourists, but Emilia-Romagna, its neighbor to the north, mounts a mosaic of Italian cultural splendor everywher...

Lombardia

 Lombardia (aka Lombardy) crowns Italy’s central northern boundary, bordering Switzerland to the north, but its influence reigns much...

Puglia

Which do you think came first: the boot or the Boot? 

In a sense, Puglia - our destination...

Sicilia 

Sicily is one of the biggest wine success stories of the past twenty years and small wonder. The largest island in the Mediterranean, ...

PIEMONTE

As many of you know, 2022 brings a major change to the Italian Wine Club - Elio Longobardi, creator and curator of the club, retired at the...

Buone Feste da Montalcino!

To close the year, we need a wine that goes above and beyond, something that says “it’s...

Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna stretches east to west in the northern part of Italy. It shares the Apennines Mounta...

Sicilia-Isole Eolie

This trip to Sicily will bring us not to the main island, but to the archipelago of Isole Eoli...

When we consider the wines of Piemonte, or Piedmont, we usually think of Barolo and Barbaresco from Nebbiolo grapes, or Barbera and Dolcetto for reds and Arneis or Gavi for whites. But Piemonte ...

Abruzzi e Molise

This month we are visiting a region that doesn’t exist anymore…or to better say, it still exists ...

I’m sure I’ve already said this, but Campania has a special place in my heart: it’s where I came from, where my roots are.

It’s always an extreme pleasure going back, even if only virtual...