WTI Magazine #35 2014 June, 18Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin Translation by: Familiar with Gattinara? I'll give you a hint. It has a lot of similarities to some of the blogs I have posted recently. Well Gattinara is primarily made up of the Nebbiolo grape. Gattinara is in the commune in Piedmont where this wine comes from, in the n...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #62 2015 June, 12Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin for www.vinotravelsitaly.com Translation by: I'm picky when it comes to entry level, inexpensive chiantis. Sometimes you just don't want to spend a lot of money, but you want a decent quality Chianti. I recently discovered the Donna Laura Ali Sangiovese di Toscana I.G.T....
READ MOREWTI Magazine #70 2015 October, 16Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin for www.vinotravelsitaly.com Translation by: The vines in Montefalco are rather young and only about 15 years old. The traditional version of sagrantino was more of a passito, dried grapes, style, which is still produced today. These wines are sweeter in style, but due...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #57 2015 April, 3Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin for www.vinotravelsitaly.com Translation by: We have discussed the Alto Adige before highlighting particular wines of the region and today we are going to cover the Cantina Tramin winery. For those of you not familiar with the Alto Adige it's part of the region in Northea...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #11 2014 Jan, 3Author : Vino OK Translation by: Alessandra Bitetti The region's history The first historical information about Franciacorta gets lost in ancient times, but until the Middle Ages the area was generally called the Iseo Valley. It was described with this name in the book Statuta Communis Civitatis Brixia...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #33 2014 June, 4Author : Vino OK Translation by: England and Marsala Port and Sherry wines have in common their history, linked to the trade travels of the English merchants. From '500, the nascent British Merchant Navy was always travelling, browsing the seas to supply the increasingly prosperous economy of the kingdom....
READ MOREWTI Magazine #55 2015 March, 6Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin Translation by: One of the most beautiful parts of Italy I have been to is the Valle d'Aosta or Aosta Valley, the tip of northwestern Italy. The wine I'm sharing with you today comes from the Grosjean winery. Doesn't sound very Italian at all, does it? That's because the...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #27 2014 Apr, 25Author : Vino OK Translation by: The wine area that involves the production of Verbicaro DOC is located on the western edge of the National Park of Pollino (a national park in Basilicata and Calabria), partly hilly sloping down towards the coast and partly flat.
READ MOREWTI Magazine #68 2015 September, 18Author : Jennifer Gentile Martin for www.vinotravelsitaly.com Translation by: The top grapes of this region including the white grape, trebbiano d'abruzzo, also know as ugni blanc in France. It's a high acid wine, without much flavor extracted and is usually light and crisp with apple flavors. The r...
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