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Wine in Italy Articles

There is no question that wine is synonymous with Italy. Making wine in Italy is like breathing - it is sewn into the fabric of Italian life. There are 900,000 registered vineyards scattered throughout Italy. Italy is the number one wine-producing country in the world and Italians consume an average of 14.5 gallons of wine per person, per year, making them third in the world for consumption. For years, Italian wines were considered not much more than table wines but they have come into their own in recent years. No visit to Italy is complete without experiencing Italian wine at the source - the vineyard.

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Meet The Female Winemaker Behind one of Piedmont Italy's Best Wineries
Italy Events Calendar: What's Happening in Italy This Fall and Winter

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Women Reign Supreme at These Italian Wineries (September 2009)
Learn about the women who are changing the face of Italian winemaking and how you can visit their vineyards in Tuscany and Piedmont. . . . read more
** NEW: Meet The Female Winemaker Behind one of Piedmont Italy's Best Wineries (Free Italy Travel Advice) **
Female winemakers are changing the face of the Italian wine industry. Meet Anna Abbona of Piedmont's Marchesi di Barolo winery. . . . read more
Hop on the Val d'Orcia's New Wine Train (July/August 2007)
The newest innovation in Tuscan wine tourism is the Treno del Vino, which began service this summer between Siena and the Torrenieri-Montalcino train station, which has been refurbished into the "Wine Station." . . . read more
The Heat Is On For Italian Winemakers (July/August 2007)
This summer's heat wave across Italy hasn't just been a hindrance to summer travel but could wreak serious havoc with travelers hoping to be in Italy for this year's wine harvest (vendemmia). . . . read more
Sicily's Donnafugata: Old Winery, New Ways (November 2006)
Past the scenic porto turistico in Marsala is a zone inhabited by the great old wine . . . read more
Music and Wine, A Melodious Mix (November 2006)
On the right night, you might hit a nightspot in Palermo or Catania where José . . . read more
Let the Italian Flow at Open Cellars Event (April 2006)
Cantine Aperte 2006 is here! . . . read more
Italy's Piedmont Region Is Wine Country (November 2005)
With a string of impressive vintages starting in 1995, the winemakers of Piedmont have undergone a renaissance. This has been true, not just for its favorite sons - Barolo and Barbaresco - but for many of the region's wines . . . read more
Get a Broader Perspective of Italy's Piedmont Region (November 2005)
See Piedmont in ways you never before imagined possible... . . . read more
A Day in Chianti: Food, Wine and Shopping (September 2004)
A perfect day trip including stops at Chianti's finest bakeries, artisan and craft shops, restaurants, grappa distilleries, and wineries. . . . read more
Modern Art Among Piedmont's Vines (July/August 2004)
Artistic tributes to winemaking traditions in the Langhe vineyards of La Morra in Piedmont. . . . read more
Puglia: No Longer A Silent Wine Producer (June 2004)
With warm weather, consistent day/night temperatures and fertile soil, Puglia is one of Italy's largest wineproducing regions, if not the largest in any given year. So why haven't you heard much about its wines? . . . read more
Sicilian Wines Emerge from the Shadows (July/August 2003)
Sicily is being hailed as Europe's most promising quality wine-producing region . . . read more
An Italian Wine Education (January/February 2003)
Now that we know wine is good for you, why not get your wine education at the International Wine Academy of Rome? . . . read more
Attention Italy Spa and Wine Lovers (September/October 2002)
Spas, and wine. What could be better? Only spas and wine, together, in a package deal... . . . read more