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Emilia-Romagna Tuscany may draw more tourists, but Emilia-Romagna, its neighbor to the north, mounts a mosaic of Italian cultural splendor everywhere you look. Stretching across north-central Italy, from the southeastern tip of Piedmont to the...
VALLE D’AOSTA Nestled in the northwestern corner of Italy lies a small but precious region. Located above Piemonte and surrounded by the magnificent Gratian Alps in the north, it shares borders with France and Switzerland....
LAZIO In Italy, it’s tradition to welcome the New Year by tossing old pots and pans out into the street to make room for the future. Drastic perhaps, but you can see the logic: in...
Vino vs. The Volcano Sicily is one of the biggest international wine success stories of the past quarter-century, and small wonder. The largest island in the Mediterranean, it boasts approximately 135,000 hectares of vineyards –...
Although we will never tire of drinking French rosé, we want to make sure we give other countries a chance to steal the spotlight, so September’s wines come to you from Italy. The first wine...
Calabria is, in many ways, the opposite of Veneto, our destination last month. Rugged, ancient and complex, it is the southernmost region in mainland Italy, less than two nautical miles from Sicily, and the least...
