Wine Idea's wine news for December 2, 2024!

1. Rosso Piceno, Vernaccia and Verdicchio: the excellences of the Marche

Le Marche updates the specifications of iconic wines such as Rosso Piceno and Verdicchio, aiming for a balance between tradition and innovation. Wines such as Lacrima di Moro d'Alba and Rosso Conero continue to stand out, consolidating the region among the great protagonists of the Italian wine scene.

2. Sparkling wines: the key to global success for Italian wine

According to Professor Vasco Boatto, the future of Italian wine is oriented towards an increase in demand for sparkling and rosé wines, to the detriment of reds. Thanks to their versatility and international appeal, sparkling wines can consolidate Italy's leadership in the global market.

3. Dealcoholized wines: new frontiers for the Italian market

Riccardo Cotarella, president of Assoenologi, welcomed the decree that regulates the production of dealcoholized wines in Italy. The goal is to explore new markets while maintaining high quality, to avoid products that could compromise the reputation of Italian wine.

4. Harvest 2024: a complex and fascinating mosaic

Despite adverse weather, Italian producers described the 2024 harvest as "challenging but fantastic." From North to South, attention to grape quality remained a constant, with companies such as Ferrari Trento and Tasca d'Almerita confirming the value of Italian viticulture.

5. Bordeaux in crisis: China reduces imports

Bordeaux Grand Cru exports to China continue to decline, marking a critical point for one of the most important markets for French wines. The crisis is an opportunity for Italian producers to gain space in an increasingly competitive market.

6. Marzio Bruseghin: from donkeys to vines

Marzio Bruseghin, a former professional cyclist, dedicates himself to agritourism and viticulture in the heart of Veneto. His philosophy combines passion for the land and sustainability, offering an authentic experience to visitors to his San Maman farmhouse.

7. Roero: wines in amphora and agricultural catering

Adriano Moretti, a young Piedmontese winemaker, revolutionizes the family business in Roero. Wines in amphora and a farm restaurant are at the center of his vision, which aims to enhance the biodiversity and the tourist experience of the area.

8. The popularity of Valdobbiadene Superiore Brut

Cantina Serena Wines 1881 continues to conquer young people with the lilac label of Valdobbiadene Superiore Brut, a symbol of tradition and innovation. The winery is positioned among the leaders in the production of Prosecco, confirming the success of the UNESCO World Heritage territory.

9. Barolo as a Christmas gift: great wines under 50 euros

Even in Italy's most prestigious denomination, it is possible to find affordable wine gems. Five great Barolos, satisfying and complete, represent the perfect gift for the enthusiast, with a price between 40 and 50 euros.

10. APPIUS 2020: the excellence of the San Michele Appiano winery

Hans Terzer presents the eleventh edition of APPIUS, a fine wine that embodies the winemaking mastery of the Cantina San Michele Appiano. With its complexity and refinement, APPIUS confirms itself as one of the most sought-after labels on the international scene.

11. Art in the cellar: Ca' del Bosco and the Sculpture Award

Ca' del Bosco combines wine and art with the installation "Handandland" by Irene Coppola, winner of the Sculpture Award. Contemporary art becomes a tool to relaunch the wine market, creating spaces for cultural contamination.

12. The new supertuscans from Cantine Ravazzi: the P64 wines

Cantine Ravazzi celebrates its 60th anniversary with the launch of P64 wines. Presented in the suggestive Val d'Orcia, these supertuscans embody the evolution of the historic San Casciano winery towards new goals of quality and innovation.

13. The best red wines to give as Christmas gifts under 20 euros

Gambero Rosso selects 10 labels of red wines perfect for the holidays, with an excellent quality-price ratio. Simple but tasty gifts, ideal for any occasion.

14. Preview VitignoItalia 2025: success in Naples

With over 2,000 visitors, Anteprima VitignoItalia 2025 confirms itself as a reference event for Italian wine. Naples hosted more than 500 labels, offering an overview of the national wine excellences and a great interest from operators and enthusiasts.

15. Wine and communication: emotions in the foreground

Luciano Ferraro, author of the guide "100 best wines and winemakers in Italy", promotes an emotional narration of wine. During an event in Palermo, Ferraro underlined the importance of narrating wine with authenticity to bring more and more people closer to the world of wine.

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