Italian Wine

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One of the most memorable experiences of our trip to Italy was our private tour and cooking class in the Chianti region of Tuscany. During this amazing tour, we learned about the food, wine, and culture of the Chianti Region. In this unforgettable cooking class, we learned how to make fresh pasta, Tuscan bruschetta, and tiramisu. Discover how to book this once-in-a-lifetime trip with Italy Unfiltered and Massi the Driver to fulfill your travel dreams.

Le Monocle Voyageur . on Instagram: "Let’s grab a glass of wine in the traditional Florentine way!!🍷🇮🇹 Florence is famed for its charming hole-in-the-wall wine bistros all around the city. The wine windows are small arched openings placed on the facades of ancient buildings near the entrance door, through which the most important Florentine families sold wine in flasks. Tuscany's medieval 'wine windows' have reopened to serve wine, Aperol Spritz, gelato, and coffee in a tradition that…

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Six wine styles of Italy. see also 'Brunello' and 'Super Tuscan Toscana'

Drinking wine is more than the wine itself, it’s about the experience we have with it. Find out what wine represents for Italians.

Businesses in Italy are reviving the tradition of selling wine and other drinks from tiny wall hatches known as wine windows.

Look out for the return of buchette del vino, or wine windows. At least one has been made into an outdoor wine bar in Florence.

Wine is to pasta as meatballs are to spaghetti; classic combinations that never get old. There are few things as comforting as a big bowl of pasta and the perfect wine is sure to bring that experience to a new level. The old adage, “It goes with what it grows with,” certainly applies here so you can’t miss with an Italian wine, but don’t be afraid to venture outside the region. The key is pairing the wine with the sauce, and to that end, we have some recommendations for you.