The Dark Story behind Italy's Elite Wines Due to its world-class viticulture and historic winemaking tradition, Italy is considered a renowned country in the international wine market. With twenty winemaking regions and over four […]
The Wine Terminologies of Various Regions You can easily get confused by the various Wine Terminologies. In 2020, global wine consumption will hit 234 million hectoliters. To help you understand the meaning and value […]
What Famous Italian Wines Can You Buy Today? Italy is a country known for its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and, of course, its exquisite wine. With a wine-making heritage that spans over thousands of […]
Italian Women's Struggle for Equality in The Wine Industry Labor force inequalities have plagued the labor market since industrialization. Transitioning into the paid labor force came with challenges, especially for women. The rise of […]
The History of Wine and Venice Winemaking is a complex and delicate craft. The success or failure of a wine depends mainly on the grapes, and the quality and flavor of the grapes depend […]
Vineyards below the extinct volcano of Monte Vulture in Basilicata — home of Aglianico del Vulture, the “Barolo of the South.” Via Wikimedia Commons.By the This Day in Wine History Editorial Team✓ Researched, fact-checked […]
French Wine vs. Italian Wine: The Epic Showdown of Wines Wine is a popular drink enjoyed by many people all over the world. Wine is typically made from grapes and can be categorized by […]
Lesser Known Facts about the Italian Wine Industry The list of beloved and famous Italian exports is a long one; the rest of the world loves their fashion, cars, furniture, and design. But none […]
July 19, 1940: Nicolas Belfrage, the first American Master of Wine, was born in Los Angeles, California. Nicolas is renowned for becoming the first Master of Wine to be accredited in America. He was specialized […]
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