The northeastern regions of Veneto, Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia have led a reawakening in Italian white wine production, while remaining a reliable source of distinctive red wines.

Europe has many sizeable countries with expansive topographical features to match. Here are the biggest organized from least ...

And, even better, they’re ideal for summer drinking. It might come as a surprise, but Italy produces more white (60%) than red wine, led by the regions of Veneto, Puglia, Emilia-Romagna, and Sicily.

After dinner, sip on a glass of wine with a cheese board from the cozy Angolo DiVino Enoteca Wine Bar to end the second day of your Northern Italy itinerary. 👉 Pro Tip: Many of the popular businesses ...

The bodies of two people who had been reported missing on Thursday were found by rescue workers on Friday morning, according to Italian newspaper La Repubblica. The two residents, whom Italian media ...

Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding and landslides across northern Italy. Red weather warnings were issued for Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna on Friday, March 14, as torrential rain caused ...

Discover Italy's finest wines in the lake region of Lombardy, where scenic countryside trails lead to family-run cantines, sparkling vintages, medieval valley towns and age-old delicacies.

Some of the world’s top wine-growing regions are known for their scenery. One example is Tuscany in Italy, with its rolling hills topped with centuries-old villages from which Florence, Pisa and ...

Compare and contrast the effects of climate change on wine production in northern and southern Europe Richard Allaway, International School of Geneva/geographyalltheway.com ...

Terroir connects a wine to its geography, promising drinkers not just a beverage but a distilled sense of place, says Lamberto Frescobaldi, president of the Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi, one Italy ...

It transcends meaning beyond geography, appellation or wine type – it’s synonymous with quality, prestige, and celebration. Even as children, we’re made aware of its significance – I remember popping ...