In Franciacorta: visiting Ca’ del Bosco
There is Franciacorta, and then there is Ca’ del Bosco. It’s the most visible of Franciacorta’s producers, if not technically
Read moreThere is Franciacorta, and then there is Ca’ del Bosco. It’s the most visible of Franciacorta’s producers, if not technically
Read moreFranciacorta is Italy’s leading traditional method sparkling wine, and in its home country it is highly prized. But just 15%
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Read moreMarchesi Frescobaldi is an old Tuscan family wine company that dates back an astonishing 700 years. It’s currently headed up
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Read moreWebsite: https://www.agricolacortese.com/ After protracted negotiations, Stefano and Marina Girelli purchased Cortese from Giovanno Cortese in 2016. It’s a wine estate
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Read moreArianna Occhipinti makes three different Vino di Contrada wines: BB, PT and FL. They are from different parts of the
Read moreThis was my first professional visit in Piedmont, and as they go, it was quite a good start. It was
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