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Fiorano Rosso, "The Noblest Roman Of Them All"

Charles Scicolone

A Wine Made By A Prince Fit For A King

Wine Tasting: Many Mouths & the Tuscan Nose

Eleonora Mazzucchi

A wine-tasting event on Manhattan's ritzy Upper East Side, "The Tuscan Nose", attracted connoisseurs and laypeople alike. Chianti wines were the cause for celebration-- and a...

Wine Scare Poses No Health Risks

Robert Cavanna

Rumors of contaminated wine from Italy spread across Europe last week like wildfire, causing a scare as a suspected 70 million liters were reportedly poisoned with fertilizer and...

Brunello. A Wine for the Ages

Charles Scicolone

Last year I was privileged to speak at the Consorzio Del Vino Brunello di Montalcino vintage tasting at I Trulli Restaurant. Guests included members of the press and many Brunello...

Wines among the Ruins. Ancient vines, Ancient grapes, Ancient city, Modern wine

Charles Scicolone

How were wine grapes grown in Pompeii two thousand years ago? This question can be answered today.

Grappa -- The Perfect Way to End a Meal

Charles Scicolone

Grappa is the perfect way to end a meal.

The Sangiovese Family

Charles Scicolone

Some thoughts after a Sangiovese seminar sponsored by Ruffino, a major Italian wine producing company that produces Chianti Classico and other Sangiovese-based wines

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