Hailstorms & Diseases threaten vineyards in Veneto
In the past two weeks, hail has damaged vineyards in several winegrowing areas in the north of Italy, causing severe damage in the vineyard, not …
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Archaeologists Find Roman Mosaic of 1st Century A.D. under Valpolicella’s Vineyards
Among the vineyards of Valpolicella, one of the oldest wine producing areas in Italy which extends over the hills north of Verona, a 2000-year-old mosaic …
Vinitaly postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19 disease
For the first time in its history, Vinitaly 54th edition has been postponed to 2021 due to the Coronavirus crisis. The Sol&Agrifood and Enolitech shows …
Veronafiere announces new dates for Vinitaly: 14-17 June 2020
In the end, coronavirus won. Vinitaly 2020 trade show was postponed to June and Operawine preview with Wine Spectator is now scheduled on June 13th. …
Vinitaly: Dates in April 2020 Are Confirmed (19-22)
Veronafiere has confirmed the dates for the 54th edition of Vinitaly, which will take place as scheduled in the latter part of April – from …
It’s Harvest Time!
September is traditionally the month of grape harvesting in Valpolicella, in the Veneto Region and all along Italy. In Veneto the harvest started in late …
Soave Versus: more than a wine, a regional feast
It’s time for a new toast to the harvest 2019 in Verona and Soave, the white wine made of Gargenega grapes from Veneto, Italy, takes …
Deep tastings: a real immersive experience in wine at Vinitaly
Here are the wines that refine underwater, “liquid treasures” that emerge from the sea depths, revealed for the first time in an unprecedented comparative tasting …