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Autumn marks the grape harvest, and there’s nothing quite like soaking in the enchanting atmosphere among Italy's vineyards. Italy boasts an incredible wine heritage, with its rolling hills, plains, and terraced landscapes offering stunning backdrops for excellent wine production. So, why not explore six beautiful spots for trekking through the vin...

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Larry Coia, a New Jersey grape grower and the part owner of Bellview Winery, brought the San Marco grape back to the United States in 2011. By then he had been tending to grapevines for 35 years, all as a sidelight while working as a radiation oncologist. A founding member of the Outer Coastal Plain Vineyard Association, he became immersed in the s...

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7 wineries for 7 different experiences. They are all leading brands and beacons in their territories. Whether small wineries or Cooperatives, these are the examples to follow in the “green” field, and in social sustainability: Perlage Winery, Feudi di San Gregorio, Avignonesi, Tasca d’Almerita, Cielo e Terra, Perrini and Marcel Zanolari. As a matte...

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Julius Angelini, owner of Angelini Wine, a celebrated name in fine Italian wine imports, proudly announces his top picks for the upcoming holiday season, offering a diverse selection of wines sure to elevate any celebration. From crisp, refreshing whites to robust reds and an Italian classic Limoncello, Angelini’s curated collection promises someth...

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Italy’s deep-rooted wine culture is world-renowned, and Italians take immense pride in the exceptional quality of both their food and wine. As Europe's largest wine producer, Italy boasts a wine industry rich in history, with quality that continues to elevate year after year. While the weather is starting to cool down, it’s no reason to stay indoor...

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For a taste of Tuscany close to Rome, venture to Frascati, a charming hilltop city famed for its white wine and historic villas. Approximately 15 miles southeast of the Eternal City, Frascati, which boasts a rich history dating back to Ancient Rome, has long served as a weekend escape for aristocratic Romans. The city's lush environs are dotted wit...

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Picture Turin, the 1780s: a cosmopolitan city, capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia, known for its eminent university and for its Teatro Regio, which seats an impressive 1,500 people for operatic performances.  In 1780, Caffè Fiorio opens as a salon catering to the intellectual and political classes. Visitors include Nietzsche and Camilo Benso, Count...

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Residents have been abuzz online asking when the popular Manhattan global Italian marketplace and retail concept Eataly will open the doors of its Mall at Short Halls location. The wait ends with their grand opening on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 3:00 p.m. This location is the 13th North American Eataly, and there are 50 worldwide.  “As Eataly continues...

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Tuscany in Italy is among the most talked about parts of the country. And, the more time spent traveling through this central Italian region, with its many vineyards and gentle hills, the more quickly one comes to appreciate the allure. After several visits, I was more than pleased to learn about Wine Therapy. This wellness experience combines the...

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“It’s Italian; it can be both a drink and a moment.” The perfect crossword clue for the entry “aperitivo” would be this. Everyone does it, and it’s become such a part of the national way of life that you could call it a tradition. It’s not ancient–claiming that would be historically inaccurate–and like all “traditions”, it’s constantly evolving. An...

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