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Valpolicella Ripasso is a wine obtained through a specific vinification technique, called Ripasso, which consists in the refermentation of Valpolicella wine, put in contact with the skins of Amarone (more rarely Recioto).

In the following review, we tell you about our tasting of one of the Valpolicella Ripasso wines that we most appreciated. This is the Valpolicella Ripasso D.O.C. Classico Superiore Novaia 2019. [READ ALL]

Located in the best Tuscan terroirs to produce the main wines of this extraordinary wine region, the Frescobaldi winery has established itself as one of the oldest and most extensive wineries in Europe and in the world. Among its prestigious wines, we are lucky to have in our online wine shop a Brunello di Montalcino like few others on the market.

With great emotion, we tasted the Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. CastelGiocondo Frescobaldi 2017. Below, our experience and tasting. [READ ALL]

We present you 3 bottles, different from the usual, that you should drink on this day. [READ ALL]

The wine we are reviewing has recently obtained a prestigious award, the WineHunter Award, assigned every year to those Italian and international wine and culinary products which, following in-depth sensory analyzes conducted by a jury of experts, prove to be of excellent quality, enough to stand out from the competition.

The wine we are talking about is Cabernet Franc Friuli D.O.C. Villa Vitas 2020. Here is our tasting experience. [READ ALL]

This question tests even the most experienced of wine lovers. The standard capacity of the wine bottles is 75 cl. Everyone knows this, but few enthusiasts know the reasons for this standard.

As often happens, behind these kind of curious questions, there are truly surprising answers. Read our article and you will find the answers to our question. [READ ALL]