Vertical Wine Tasting is an indispensable tool to appreciate more about a specific wine. Yesterday we had the rare opportunity to taste a range of bottling of Barbaresco Froi from Massimo Rivetti from 2016 back to 2011 and to compare the different vintages and get a sense of the influence...
In Vinarius we are often asked about the difference between corks and other wine bottle stoppers. Here are some guidelines to understand the technical, philosophical and marketing reasons behind the choice that producers make to seal their bottle of wine. Cork is a natural product made from bark stripped from...
This is my 6th year of having the honour to judge for the International Wine & Spirit Competition and it is always a great formative experience. First of all I have the great pleasure of tasting around 70 wines each day and, more importantly, to discuss and share opinions about...
Italy is celebrated for its winemaking traditions, especially from famous regions such as Tuscany, Piedmont or Sicily but sometimes you can find incredible and unique products from unexpected places. Marche is one of them. Tucked away between the Apennine mountains and the Adriatic Sea, Le Marche is probably one of...
Having accomplished my studies and internship in Oenolgy in Hungary I am more than happy to give this insight of the country’s history and winemaking to all the readers of LoveEast magazine. Hungary, in fact, was in the front line of the wine producing countries in Europe for thousands...
