Italian Sommeliers Association
Italian Sommeliers is an open association committed to the promotion of the culture of wine
Siena, December 1st 2021 – Sandra de Bruno is a third-generation winemaker but he started making wine under his name just recently in 2017.
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Montalcino, November 26th 2021 – Benvenuto Brunello 2021 is the preview event for the presentation of the new vintages, Brunello di Montalcino 2017 and Brunello di Montalcino Riserva 2016, which are not yet available for sales, but will be from 1 January 2022.
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Sustainability has been the focus of international institutions, national governments and the whole society recently.
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According to Prowine Business Report, Singapore is seen as the “emerging” wine market with the highest potential, followed by Taiwan and Czech Republic.
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Milano Wine Week – October 2021
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Col di Lamo, Montalcino, October 24 th 2021
We have visited Col di Lamo, a winery within the Montalcino appellation.
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Poland is a land of opportunity for Italy, which has been the leading wine supplier (both as value and volume) since 2011, ahead of Germany, France, USA and Spain.
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Vertical tasting of Capannelle Solare IGT, including a precious 1990, is among the oldest wine I ever tasted.
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The world’s top wine tourism destinations have been awarded.
World’s Best Vineyards (a sister company of the London International Wine Challenge) revealed the 2021 Top 50 most amazing vineyard experiences – the best places to taste terrific wines and learn about winemaking and grape-growing. Many also offer superb views, restaurants and places to stay.
#1
Zuccardi Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina
“The goal is not to strive for perfect wines, but wines that express the place, the region.”
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