Visiting Italy with its wine producers: Sicilia, part 1
Many of those who love to visit Italy, after seeing the “classic” beauties (Rome, Florence or Venice), then want to get away from the tourist
Many of those who love to visit Italy, after seeing the “classic” beauties (Rome, Florence or Venice), then want to get away from the tourist
Sentieri di Vino, the training project on Italian autochthonous wines, now examines one of the smallest sub-areas of the Chianti Docg. But what is a
Along the way to discovering Italian autochthonous grape varieties with Sentieri di Vino, there is an inevitable deviation to be made through the European history
