
Ian D'Agata
Ian D’Agata is one of Italy’s most well-known wine experts and was named Italy’s best wine journalist 2012 by the Comitato Grandi Crus d’Italia. A regular Decanter contributor, D’Agata also writes on the wines of Italy, Alsace, Bordeaux and Canada for Stephen Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar, and is an award winning author. He has written The Ecco Guide to the Best Wines of Italy and the upcoming The Native Wine Grapes of Italy, edited by University of California Press. In addition to his writing, D’Agata is the scientific advisor of Vinitaly International, the director of the Vinitaly Academy, and lectures on Italian food and wine cultural history for New York University’s Food Sciences Master’s program. He is regularly invited to present on wine and health at international wine conferences. Prior to his wine career, D’Agata studied medicine, graduating in paediatric gastroenterology and nutrition.
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Five Bordeaux vintages you shouldn’t write-offWhile it may require a little detective work, there are stars to be found in Bordeaux in every year. Ian D'Agata shares his tips on which wines to enjoy from five often-overlooked vintages
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Top Italian Cabernet FrancPlus an Italian estate to watch...
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Barolo 2011: Ian D’Agata’s top winesBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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From the archive: Barolo 2010 panel tasting resultsIs 2010 the vintage of the century? Our experts find out...
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Ten of the best Italian vineyards & terroirsTop vineyard sites across Italy...
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From the archive: Barolo 2009 panel tasting resultsNine rated 'Outstanding' in a highly regarded vintage...
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Pinot Grigio to change your mindDecanter's Tina Gellie explains her wine prejudice against Pinot Grigio, and Ian D'Agata argues for it...
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12 of the best Barbera d’Asti and Nizza wines to enjoy this summerThe ever-popular Barbera grape is grown in many regions of Italy, but it is most at home in Piedmont...
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Top Bordeaux Cabernet FrancBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Barbaresco wine: first among equalsBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Barolo 2011 vintage reportBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Matching Sauternes and Barsac with foodBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Ian D’Agata on the search for wine terroir in ChinaBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Italy’s winemaking giants: Big can be beautifulBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Insight: Pauillac’s pulling powerThough soils and microclimates play a vital role in Pauillac, Ian D'Agata finds it is the human touch that provides the key to this region's sheer magnetism and longevity...
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