Veneto
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Three wise men: Italy’s winemakersBy Carla Capalbo Last updated
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Italy’s winemaking giants: Big can be beautifulBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Oro Puro: a new name in top-class ProseccoBy Decanter Staff Last updated
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Prosecco rise ‘good for Champagne’ says LansonThe continuing success of Prosecco is good for Champagne, Lanson managing director Paul Beavis has said.
By Christina Pickard Last updated
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Prosecco the winner as retailers announce Christmas boomProsecco emerged as the wine favourite among shoppers in the UK at Christmas, with soaring sales of the Italian sparkler reported by Majestic, Waitrose and Tesco.
By Richard Woodard Last updated
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Russian winemaker pays EUR8m for Prosecco producer ContariniSparkling wine producer Igristy Vina has joined a growing number of Russian drinks firms buying foreign wine labels, after closing a deal for Italy’s Contarini.
By Eugene Gerden Last updated
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Prosecco producers angered by ‘illegal’ serving in UK barsItaly's Prosecco winemakers have complained that UK pubs and bars are damaging their image by falsely labelling sparkling wine that is served on tap.
By Chris Mercer Last updated
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Prosecco shortage concerns downplayed by tradeSpeculation that sparkling wine drinkers could be deprived of their Prosecco in the next few months has been dampened by the trade, but some merchants have reported higher prices.
By Chris Mercer Last updated
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Superb Friuli tasting in LondonIn just over a week, 30 of the finest producers in one of Italy's most remarkable wine regions will be pouring their wines in London exclusively for Decanter.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Peter McCombie MW on Friuli: Italy’s best white wine making regionBy Decanter Staff Last updated
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Valpolicella protects its names from Chinese and Australian ‘pirates’
Northeast Italy's Valpolicella Consorzio is fighting the alleged pirating of two of the region's most famous names in China and Australia.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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There are three varieties permitted in Valpolicella. What are they?
Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Amarone experts: Cantina Valpolicella NegrarCantina Valpolicella Negrar manages 600 hectares of vineyards, situated mainly on the hillsides of Valpolicella Classico.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Valpolicella needs an image changeBy Tina Gellie Last updated
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Mondavi company signs major deal with Veneto producer
Michael Mondavi's Folio Fine Wine Partners has just signed an agreement with Villa Sandi, a major winery in Veneto, to distribute their wines in the US.
By Michele Shah Last updated
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Wines of the Veneto Tasting Day stand list
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Hundreds attend Decanter Veneto tasting
Hundreds of wine professionals – and wine lovers – flocked to the Wines of the Veneto tasting in association with Decanter last week.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Red Veneto over £10And the winner is...
By Richard Baudains Last updated
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Fruit fly pest threatens Veneto vineyardsVines in Italy's Veneto region are under threat from a new pest, Japanese spotted wing fruit flies, as the 2013 harvest gets underway.
By Caroline Gilby MW Last updated
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Sparkling Veneto over £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Sparkling Veneto over £15 went to Vigne Matte, Extra Dry, Prosecco di Conegliano Valdobbiadene Superiore 2013 (11%)
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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DWWA 2014: Veneto judging panelBy John Abbott Last updated
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Video: Decanter’s Friuli Venezia Giulia tastingVideo highlights from Decanter's Friuli Venezia Giulia trade tasting at the Institute of Directors in London
By John Abbott Last updated
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Ruffino buys into Friuli
Tenimenti Ruffino is the latest major Tuscan winery to invest in the northest region of Friuli.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Thieves steal award-winning Amarone
Technically advanced thieves struck top Amarone producer Masi last weekend, stealing 12,000 bottles of the cult classic Vaio Amaron 1999.
By Kerin O'Keefe Last updated
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Great Wine Route: Fruili
With 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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Masi and Inniskillin collaborate on 2000 year old Italian rarity
Veneto producer Masi and Canadian icewine specialist Inniskillin are collaborating on a new Recioto della Valpolicella.
By Matthew Hemming Last updated
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Fantinel appointed UN goodwill ambassador
The head of a Friuli-based wine group has been appointed as a goodwill ambassador of a UN organisation determined to tackle malnutrition in third-world countries.
By Stuart Peskett Last updated
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Filari in Versi: a competition for wine-loving poets
A Friuli cooperative has launched a poetry competition focusing on wine.
By Elena Di Luigi Last updated
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Travel: Verona
Steeped in history, the Veneto city has a lively food scene. Here, wine industry insiders share their dining secrets with Michele Shah
By Michele Shah Last updated
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Free wine used as part of Italian drink-driving campaign
Allegrini, one of the best known Amarone producers in Veneto, is to give a free bottle of wine to drivers as part of a drink-driving campaign in Italy.
By Elena Di Luigi Last updated
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Amarone Families join forces
Ten of Valpolicella's top winemaking families have joined forces to promote Amarone della Valpolicella.
By David Furer Last updated
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Fabio Capello, Friuli, the Frescobaldis and an unfortunate hand ball…
By Guy Woodward Last updated