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All ready for “The Great Terroirs of Barolo”

Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th April in Monforte d’Alba.

Everything is ready in Monforte d’Alba for “The great terroirs of Barolo”, an initiative created by Go Wine, now in its sixteenth edition, scheduled for Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 April.

The event will take place in the elegant rooms of Palazzo Martinengo – Moda Venue (Via Cavour, 10), in the historic centre of the town.

The event has further grown in recent editions, maintaining intact the character that inspired its birth: an extraordinary opportunity to learn more about Barolo and its territory, with the distinct geographical mentions that make up the production area at its core.

Valuing with tasting cellars that produce Barolo through distinct labels that tell different sites and parts of the territory. Exalting the soul and peculiarity of Nebbiolo, interpreting the diversity as a wealth that invites to better understand the land and the greatness of the denomination.

The program includes tasting tables, meetings with the wineries, exclusive masterclasses and visits to the cellar: a formula that invites you to a delicious weekend in the Langa of Barolo to deepen your knowledge “in the field” of the new vintage of one of the greatest wines in the world.

Here are the wineries that will be the protagonists of the event in person

with the list of Barolos to be tasted in the various MGAs SUBSCRIBE ANNA MARIA – Farigliano

Barolo Bricco San Pietro 2021

Barolo Bricco San Pietro 2020

Barolo Bricco San Pietro 2019

BOASSOSerralunga d’Alba

Barolo from the Municipality of Serralunga d’Alba 2021

Barolo Lazzarito 2021

BOLMIDA SILVANOMonforte d’Alba

Barolo Bussia 2021

Barolo Bussia Vigna dei Fantini 2021

Barolo Le Coste di Monforte 2021

MAIOLICA BRICCODiano d’Alba

Barolo from the Municipality of Diano d’Alba Contadin 2021 Barolo from the Municipality of Diano d’Alba Riserva 2019

CHICCO FARMHOUSE – Channel

Barolo Rocche di Castelletto 2021

Barolo Reserve Ginestra 2018

DOSIO VINEYARDS – La Morra

Barolo of the Municipality of La Morra 2021

Barolo Fossati 2020 Barolo Serradenari 2020

FORTEMASSO – Monforte d’Alba

Barolo of the Municipality of Monforte 2021

Barolo Castelletto 2020

THE TEETHLESSBarolo

Barolo Cannubi 2020

Barolo Terlo 2020

MANZONE PAOLOSerralunga d’Alba

Barolo from the Municipality of Serralunga d’Alba 2021

Barolo Meriame 2021 Barolo Riserva 2019

MARQUIS OF BAROLOBarolo

Barolo of the Municipality of Barolo 2020

Barolo Cannubi 2020

Barolo Sarmassa 2020

MONCHIERO F.LLICastiglione Falletto

Barolo of the Municipality of La Morra 2021

Barolo Rocche di Castiglione 2021

Barolo Riserva Pernanno 2019 DIEGO MORRA – Verduno

Barolo of the Municipality of Verduno 2021

Barolo Monvigliero 2021

Barolo Zinzasco 2020

ARMANDO COMM. SQUARE – Alba

Barolo Valente 2021

Barolo Sottocastello Novello 2020

Barolo Riserva Sottocastello di Novello 2016

LUIGI EINAUDI FARMS – Dogliani

Barolo Ludo 2021

Barolo Monvigliero 2020

Barolo Bussia 2019

LEEKER GUIDO – Serralunga d’Alba

Barolo Santa Caterina 2021

Barolo Lazzairasco 2021

REVA – Monforte d’Alba

Barolo 2021

Barolo Cannubi 2021 Barolo of the Municipality of Serralunga d’Alba 2019

SAINT BIAGIOLa Morra

Barolo Galina 2019

Barolo San Rocco 2019 Barolo Riserva Bricco di San Biagio 2019

AGRICULTURAL SORDO GIOVANNI – Castiglione Falletto

Barolo Ravera 2021

Barolo Parussi 2020

Barolo Perno 2020

The Consortium for the Protection of Valtellina Wines is a special guest at the event

Valtellina will be a special guest at the event, thanks to the collaboration with the Consorzio di Tutela dei Vini di Valtellina . Terroir and wines will be described, with a special focus on its sub-zones that characterize a unique territory.

They like to call it the “Nebbiolo of the Alps”, it represents a territory with a great wine culture, it shares the presence of Nebbiolo with the Langhe.

Its landscape is unique, with the many dry stone walls that can be seen along the valley and which make it the largest terraced wine-growing area in Italy.

As the Consortium likes to define it … “wine in Valtellina is the result of the continuous dialogue between the Alps, the energy of the sun, the breeze of Lake Como and the agricultural activity among the terraces”.

We will talk about all this and… taste it on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th April.

Two masterclasses will be dedicated to the comparison between Barolo and Valtellina, while a tasting table will present a selection of Nebbiolo from Valtellina from different cellars in the area.

Vinitaly 2025: Trentino convinces with a choral proposal

Wine, typical products, territory and wine tourism: the Consorzio Vini del Trentino closes with satisfaction a growing fair, thanks to a strategy shared with institutions and producers.

A strong, structured and synergic participation : this is how the Consorzio Vini del Trentino faced the 57th edition of Vinitaly which closed with 97,000 total attendees, of which over 32,000 international from over 130 nations (7% compared to 2024). In particular, there was an increase in operators from the USA (5%), Germany (5%) and the United Kingdom (30%), key markets for wine exports, while there was a decline from China (-20%).

Pavilion 3, entirely dedicated to Trentino, hosted 44 wineries , in addition to another 14 Trentino companies present at the fair. A proposal that combined quality, identity and future vision , thanks also to the collaboration with the Autonomous Province of Trento, Trentino Marketing, Wine and Flavours Routes of Trentino, Cheese Route of the Dolomites and Apple and Flavours Route of the Valli di Non and di Sole.

“The institutional presence coordinated by our Consortium is a real added value for Trentino – declared Graziano Molon, General Manager of the Consortiumable to give a coherent image and approach promotion in a concretely shared way together with all the partners of the territory. Teamwork often remains a slogan without content, we are making it happen”.

Inside the institutional space, buyers and trade press were able to enjoy immersive experiences including tastings of native wines – Marzemino, Teroldego Rotaliano, Müller Thurgau, Nosiola and Vino Santo – combined with local gastronomic delicacies: smoked Garda trout, Cuor di Fassa al

Teroldego, Puzzone di Moena DOP, dried apples, alpine honeys and artisanal breadsticks.

The stand also hosted the Trentodoc Institute, with tastings dedicated to the Trentino Classic Method, and the Trentino Grappa Protection Institute, with original cocktails based on Trentino grappa prepared by expert bartenders. The Edmund Mach Foundation was also present, with tasting and dissemination activities.

“The institutional area was animated by numerous qualified presences, both from the press and from industry operators, ” Molon highlighted. In collaboration with Veronafiere Spa, incoming foreign buyers were organized who were able to combine the Trentino wine offering with tastings of typical products selected by the Wine and Flavor Routes of Trentino, the Cheese Route of the Dolomites, and the Apple and Flavor Route of the Valli di Non and di Sole. The wine-food combination allows the destination to be better conveyed and the wine tourism offering to be optimized.”

Moments of in-depth study and training completed the experience, with a focus on new consumer trends and wine tourism . “An undoubtedly positive edition,” concluded Molon , “in which the presence of qualified operators from abroad was noted, the result of the work carried out by Veronafiere for several years in this direction and which brought the right amount of optimism to operators, despite the spectre of American duties and uncertainties for the future of the markets hovering throughout the duration of the fair. Positive notes, in my opinion, also came from the presence of a specific project dedicated to wine tourism (Vinitaly Tourism) and from the in-depth study of new trends in no/low alcohol wine products.”

The participation of the Consorzio Vini del Trentino at Vinitaly 2025 confirms a solid path , where quality, territorial synergies and attention to international trends merge into a credible and future-oriented proposal.

LECCE | Dna Evolution is the theme of the eighth edition of FoodExp – International Forum of Food and Wine and Hotel Hospitality

On Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 April, the capital of Salento will host “FoodExp – International Forum of Food and Wine and Hotel Hospitality”, one of the most important and appreciated Italian events in the sector. On the theme of “DNA Evolution”, the eighth edition will offer an in-depth look at research, experimentation, techniques, international contaminations, new trends, and the challenges of modernity. Around sixty speakers and prestigious guests will be involved in well-established events such as talks, masterclasses, tastings, samplings, wine tastings, the world of pizza, “memorable” lunches and gala dinners, and surprising new features such as new experimental laboratories, a hackathon, and a competition for students.

Talks, masterclasses, tastings, experimental workshops, tastings, the world of pizza, a hackathon, a competition for students, “memorable” lunches and gala dinners with over seventy Italian and foreign guests, including consolidated certainties and important novelties, and thousands of enthusiasts and professionals, coming from all over the region and beyond: on Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 April, in the Chiostro dei Domenicani in Lecce , FoodExp – International Forum of Food and Wine and Hotel Hospitality returns, conceived and organized by Sinext under the direction of Giovanni Pizzolante , in collaboration with the Puglia Region , Puglia Promozione and numerous public and private partners . Every year, since 2018, the event has told the story of Italian cuisine and catering, their historical references, ties with the territory, dialogue with the world and connections with related sectors, starting with the hotel industry. After “ DNA – Origins and contaminations of Italian cuisine ”, in this eighth edition, FoodExp aims to take a further step forward: trying to anticipate the future, identifying emerging trends that, for better or worse, are transforming the sector, redrawing its prospects. An analysis that will be conducted thanks to the contribution of great personalities following the theme chosen for 2025: ” DNA Evolution. Experimental laboratories | International techniques and contaminations “. THE THEME – «In the past we have focused on the DNA of Italian cuisine and how this has changed over the decades, faced with the gastrocultural influence born from the growing comparison with the world», explains Giovanni Pizzolante. «This time, however, we have the ambition to analyze the prospects, starting from an assumption: if our DNA has changed – a little or a lot – how can we predict if and how it will change in the near future?». “DNA Evolution” will thus tell the story of research, experimentation, contamination, new trends, the challenges of modernity, the approach towards ever greater environmental and economic sustainability, the very perspectives of Mediterranean cuisine (or the new Mediterranean cuisine, if you like), even the changing relationship with food in years in which climate change requires dealing with an increasingly rich, perhaps unique, but in turn changing Italian biodiversity. GUESTS AND COLLABORATIONS – International guests include the Japanese Takefumi Hamada , founder and CEO of Access All Area Inc Japan, a gastronomy expert and tireless traveler, food journalists Jocelyn Chen and Anastasia Avramenko , Xin Ge Liu (Il Gusto di Xin Ge – Florence), the starred Richard Abou Zaki , born in Romania but moved to Italy at the age of 5 (Restroscena* – Porto San Giorgio, Fermo), the Colombian Roy Salomon Caceres (Orma* – Rome). Important collaborations with the Basque Culinary Center of San Sebastian , with the participation of the Swedish chef and director John Regefalk and Natalia Villamor Sobero , and Alma Scuola di Cucina Internazionale Italiana , the highest educational expression in the world of European cuisine. There will also be the competition “ Sauces for every shape ” in collaboration with Monograno Felicetti , with students from the IISS “Presta-Columella” of Lecce , invited to invent original sauces dedicated to different shapes of pasta, a symbol of the richness of Italian cuisine. TALK, HACKATHON, THEATRES – Chefs, pizza Chefs, pastry chefs, mixologists, maîtres, bartenders, sommeliers, restaurant managers, exponents of the wine and hotel sectors, journalists, creatives, trainers, communicators and institutional representatives will meet and discuss to tell the contemporary identity and possible future scenarios of the gastronomic and culinary culture of our country. The program will be, as always, rich and varied with well-established events and surprising new ones. While on the first day the Talk Room will be reserved for institutional activities and thematic insights, the second day will be dedicated to the story of the results of the first edition of Hackfest Hospitality Tourist Puglia – organized in November by Sinext, in collaboration with Regione Puglia, Bahms, The Qube, with the media partnership of Forbes magazine – and to the creation of a new hackathonFood Edition ” to complete the path undertaken and try to respond in a concrete and creative way to the needs for advanced skills in food and wine and contemporary hospitality. FoodExp is, in fact, one of the events recognized and promoted by the Apulian institutions which, in this context, are called to dialogue and interact on strategic issues such as tourism promotion, economic development, training. On the two stages of the Teatro del Gusto, great protagonists of the Italian and international food & beverage world will take turns with live moments, show cooking and cooking techniques focused on many themes (Mediterranean, territories, sustainability, seasonality, biodiversity, taste, management costs, plant revolution, coffee and many others) with particular attention to the new frontiers of mixology, pizza and pastry making. EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORIES – An absolute novelty, however, will be the Experimental Laboratories , real lessons where masters and young champions will talk about their new frontier in research applied to food: they will be technical masterclasses, for professionals who want to delve into the methods (new or very ancient, forgotten and recovered) of processing raw materials, or for all enthusiasts who love to know how food 2.0 is transformed. ONLY THE BEST AND FOODEXP GOURMET – The stands of the “Only the best” exhibition area will be positioned under the portico, dedicated to companies in the wine sector, in collaboration with the Italian Sommelier Association – Lecce, and food with the possibility of guided tastings. Don’t miss the innovative proposal of FoodExp Gourmet with Simone Grasso (Le Dune Suite Hotel – Porto Cesareo), Vincenzo Stifani (Palazzo Presta – Gallipoli), Samuele Toma (Sinodia – Corigliano D’Otranto), Alessia Racaniello (Macari Bistrot – Bari), Vito Gaballo (Il Pettolino – Gallipoli), Fabio Vulpitta (Aqua – Porto Cesareo), Alessio Panarella (Duca – Ugento), Agostino Bartoli (Gatto Rosso – Taranto), Daniel Cavuoto (Hagakure Noh Samba – Bari), Giorgio Vantaggiato (Koria – Corigliano D’Otranto), Massimiliano Tasselli (The Cuisine of Sips and Speeches – Taviano). MEMORABLE LUNCHES AND GALA DINNERS – Like every year, the program also includes unmissable dinners with the protagonists of the new wave of signature cuisine: exceptional lunches – not surprisingly called “The Memorabili” – in which starred chefs will propose an exclusive tasting itinerary designed for the occasion, and spectacular gala dinners, authentic events of taste that will see some of the most important brigades in Italy join together in new and extraordinary culinary collaborations. The lunches will involve Michele Spadaro , Cosimo Colucci and Valentina Lenoci of Pashà* in Conversano (Tuesday 15) and Richard Abou Zaki of Retroscena* in Porto San Giorgio (Wednesday 16). The preview on Monday 14th will feature a Welcome Dinner at Fran di Masseria Francescani in Torre Chianca with resident chef Leonardo D’Ingeo supported by Jacopo Ticchi (Da Lucio – Rimini), Roy Salomon Caceres (Orma* – Rome), Xin Ge Lu (Il Gusto di Xin Ge – Florence), Enrico Marmo (Balzi Rossi* – Ventimiglia), Mattia Pecis (Cracco Portofino), Franco Pepe (Pepe in grani – Caiazzo) and the after dinner with Martina Bonci (Gucci Giardino 25 – Florence) and Paolo Scialpi (Masseria Francescani). Then on Tuesday 15th at Torre del Parco the dinner will involve Francesco Sodano (Family Rana * – Oppeano, Verona), Domingo Schingaro (I Due Camini * of Borgo Egnazia – Fasano, Brindisi), Ciro Scamardella (Pipero * – Rome), Luigi Taglienti (I Luigi Taglienti – Piacenza), Davide Di Fabio (Dalla Gioconda ** – Gabicce Monte, Pesaro Urbino), Pietro Penna (Casamatta ** of the Vinilia Resort – Manduria, Taranto), Matteo Romano, Francesco Pellegrino and Martina Tramis (Lilith – Vernole, Lecce). Finally closing at the Chiostro dei Domenicani with Denis Lovatel (Denis – Milan), Ciccio Vitiello (Cambia-Menti – Caserta), Andrea Catalano (Dissapore * – Carovigno, Brindisi), Peppe Guida (Antica Osteria Nonna Rosa * – Vico Equense, Naples), Fabio Vulpitta (Aqua Restaurant – Porto Cesareo, Lecce), Donato Piscopo (Gimmy Restaurant at the Chiostro dei Domenicani – Lecce), Manuel Ferrari (Mistral di Villa Serbelloni – Bellagio, Como), Alessio Gallelli (Pellico 3 at the Park Hyatt – Milan). TICKET – Entrance to the Chiostro will also be free this year with registration on the website www.foodexp.it or by invitation, to experience the FoodExp world and attend meetings, theaters and performances. The Forum in this way wants to promote and encourage the presence of all people (students, professionals, journalists, communicators, industry insiders, curious people, tourists) who want to explore the issues and discover new realities. Tickets for tasting spaces, lunches and dinners are already available on the site. THE PARTNERSFoodExp could not exist without the support of many partners, old and new. Main sponsors of the 2025 edition are Agugiaro & Figna , Acqua Panna-S.Pellegrino , Felicetti , Berlucchi , Alma , Berto’s, Novaleas , Banca Popolare Pugliese , Associazione Italiana Sommelier – Lecce , Le Dune Group . The event is co-financed by the European Union , the Italian Republic , the Puglia Region , the Department of Tourism with Pugliapromozione | POC Puglia 2014-2020 Axis VI, Action 6.8 .

Bonollo 1908 presents the Ligneum collection of fine tonneaux reserves

Bonollo 1908 Alta Distilleria unveils its latest creation: the Ligneum Collection, an exclusive selection of fine reserves matured in 500-litre oak tonneaux.

Faithful to the values of excellence and innovation symbolized by Prometheus, whose image dominates the elegant packaging of the new Ligneum Collection, the master distillers of Bonollo 1908 have created a selection of unique pieces capable of offering distinctive sensory experiences by proposing original and particularly elegant aromatic profiles.

With over a century of experience in distillation, the historic Paduan company thus inaugurates a new category of aging that gives each piece of this collection pleasant and persuasive spicy tones.

Characterised overall by great softness and harmony, the Ligneum Collection, created by the historic Paduan company, is made up of four original expressions, each of which is aimed at a different type of taster with the aim of satisfying not only the most expert and passionate palates of grappa, but also of conquering, with simpler but still distinctive profiles, even those who are approaching for the first time the fascinating world of high sensoriality of our flagship brandy: Ligneum Cru Italiae , Ligneum Prosecco , Ligneum Moscato and Ligneum Miele di Tiglio .

Each masterpiece signed by Bonollo is the expression of the synergic combination between the family’s over a century of expertise gained in the field of distillation and the continuous innovation applied to the manufacturing processes systematically developed and implemented in Bonollo 1908. Over the years, this union has allowed the creation of the Bonollo Single Production System: an integrated and complex methodology that starts with the selection of the pomace, passes through a flexible distillation always capable of extracting the maximum of the aromatic potential contained therein, to obtain grappas characterized by an extraordinary breadth and aromatic frankness capable of conquering even the most expert and demanding connoisseur.

The Ligneum Collection is available in the most renowned restaurants, bars and wine shops as well as on BonolloShop.com, ready to redefine the grappa experience through a new interpretation signed by Bonollo 1908.

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