A Mother and Her Nest
At Le Potazzine, three Tuscan women have turned a small, high-altitude estate into a compelling producer of fresh Brunello di …
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The Uncertain Wine Collector
To those who want confirmation of a wine’s greatness, offer a corkscrew
A Man at Montalcino’s Summit
At Le Ragnaie, Riccardo Campinoti demonstrated the merits of high-altitude Brunello. Now more producers are moving up
A Poetic Life
Andrea Franchetti, who died at age 72 this week, came to wine late but made a huge impact with his ingenuity and independent streak
The Ghost of ‘Dr. Franco’
How a new team is tweaking Montalcino’s legendary Biondi-Santi
The Nutty Professor of Pecorino: The New Abruzzo, Part 3
A philosophy teacher prompts the rediscovery of central Italy’s hot “new” white
South Italy’s Silver Lining
Why I’m drinking Southern (and wrote a book about it)
The Purista
New Abruzzo Part 2: Tiberio takes viticultural sensitivity to new heights
Two Guys and an Unwanted Vineyard
The New Abruzzo, Part 1: How Binomio joined Italy’s elite
The Man Waking Up Burgundy’s Elite
Time in COVID lockdown gave Count Louis-Michel Liger-Belair a new vision for Vosne-Romanée
New-Generation Chianti Classico, Part 3: Pomona’s Monica Raspi
The veterinarian-turned-vintner achieved success with Sangiovese by learning to understand what the vines were telling her
New-Generation Chianti Classico, Part 2: Monteraponi
From bad boy to meticulous vintner in two decades, Michele Braganti fulfilled his father's dream for a family wine estate