Veneto
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Adventures in VeronaSandro Boscaini of Masi, Valpolicella, is spearheading research into old grape varieties for new wines. CATHARINE LOWE reports .
By Catharine Lowe Last updated
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Northern Italian wines for the adventurousUnder-the-radar recommendations from northern Italy...
By James Button Published
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Light summer reds and rosés from the shores of Lake Garda: Bardolino and ChiarettoThese reds and rosés from the shore of Lake Garda have made big changes...
By James Button Published
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Italy’s great white hope
Modern and exciting, the darlings of the 1980s restaurant scene, but how are the wines of Friuli faring now? RICHARD BAUDAINS finds them as dynamic as ever
By Richard Baudains Last updated
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Amarone della Valpolicella 2016: A first look'There is still plenty more to come from 2016'...
By Michaela Morris Published
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Valpolicella Ripasso and Ripasso-style reds: Panel tasting resultsThere's plenty of potential for Veneto’s ripasso and ripasso-style red wines
By Michael Garner Last updated
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The area of Friuli – trail blazersBy Richard Baudains Last updated
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More Amore For AmaroneBy Margaret Rand Last updated
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The Region of Friuli: Great Wine RouteWith a new direct plane route from London, Friuli is becoming a fashionable destination. Off the beaten Italian tourist track, it is rich with history and beautiful scenery, says CARLA CAPALBO.
By Carla Capalbo Last updated
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Staking a Claim – Regional Profile – Friuli regionThese delicious whites are just crying out for recognition. But if Friuli is to achieve wider fame, regional in-fighting must stop
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Great value Valpolicella Ripasso reds: Five under £25Best value options from our recent panel tasting....
By Ellie Douglas Published
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The promise of PignolettoPignoletto is a variety that deserves recognition in its own right...
By Carla Capalbo Last updated
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Bella Valpolicella winesBy Michele Shah Last updated
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Masùt da Rive: Fine wines from FriuliSponsored
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By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Verona city guideBy Michele Shah Last updated
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Bordering on Italian: FriuliBy Decanter Staff Last updated
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Soave wine pioneer Leonildo ‘Nino’ Pieropan diesTributes have been paid to Leonildo 'Nino' Pieropan...
By Chris Mercer Last updated
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Find the best Prosecco for your Christmas partyFind one to try...
By Susie Barrie Last updated
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Styles of Amarone: Twelve wines to trySusan Hulme MW recommends 12 Amarones...
By Susan Hulme MW Published
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Friuli Pinot Grigio: 13 top wines to tryFriuli Venezia Giulia is a vast region, taking in the flat alluvial lands around Pordenone and Udine in the west, and the maritime flatlands of Aquiliea and Latisana near the huge Marano Lagoon.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Wine Legend: Jermann Vintage Tunina 1997What makes this a wine legend...?
By Stephen Brook Last updated
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Decanter travel guide: Friuli, ItalyBy Carla Capalbo Last updated
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Decanter travel guide: Friuli, ItalyFriuli is home to rolling hills, picturesque villages and a wealth of boutique wine producers. Simon Woolf shares tips on how best to plan a trip...
By Simon Woolf Last updated
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Friuli: Restaurants, hotels and shopsPlan your trip to Friuli with Simon Woolf's pick of the best Friuli restaurants, hotels and shops...
By Simon Woolf Last updated
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24 hours in FriuliSimon Woolf plans a perfect day of food and wine for your 24 hours in Friuli...
By Simon Woolf Last updated
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia: Regional profile and wines to tryAldo Fiordelli picks out some top wines to try...
By Aldo Fiordelli Last updated
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Cantina di Cormòns: Harmony in the vineyards in FriuliSponsored
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By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Italian police seize Prosecco flavour PringlesOver alleged misuse of a protected wine name...
By Chris Mercer Published
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Carpenè Malvolti: Back to the futureSponsored
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By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Recioto della Valpolicella vs Amarone: What’s the difference?They are both made from dried grapes.
By Chris Mercer Published
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Amarone della Valpolicella – panel tasting resultsSee what our judges thought about Amarone in this panel tasting from the May 2017 issue of Decanter...
By Andrea Briccarello Last updated
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Top Valpolicella Superiore: Panel tasting resultsDecanter's expert panel tasters rate and discuss Valpolicella Superiore...
By Michael Garner Last updated