Content under this tag explores Italian wine travel, highlighting wine regions, vineyard visits, appellations, regional cuisine, cultural traditions, and immersive travel experiences across Italy’s diverse and historic wine landscape.
By Jamie Knee Tucked into the green heart of Umbria, framed by ancient stone and sweeping valleys, Montefalco rises like a quiet balcony above the countryside. Though smaller and less commercial than its famous neighbors, it holds something rare. It has a wine identity rooted in heritage but now confidently stepping into a broader, more […]
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By Jamie Knee You might not know Roero yet, but if you love Nebbiolo from Barolo or Barbaresco, with perfume and noble tannins, you should. I just returned from Piemonte’s Roero wine region, where this same grape produces red wines of grace and immediate pleasure, and where Arneis, its white counterpart, shines with luminous brightness.
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