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For over three hundred years, the La Casaccia estate, a vine-covered hill, has belonged to the Socini Guelfi family. The magic of this slope, where cypresses crown the vineyards, which face southwards,...  (Continue Reading)


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“REASSURINGLY EXPENSIVE. BE AFRAID OF AMARONE IN THE $20’S. AMARONE IS SOLD AT A PREMIUM FOR A REASON!” - 04/02/2012

Too often an Amarone, but also a Barolo or a Brunello for Italian wines are considered all the same, independently of the producers and the vintage and the cheaper the better, however, when it is too cheap, as the title says, they are not good and their expensive price is a guarantee of the quality of the wine














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Ribolla Gialla (more grapes)

Ribolla Gialla
In Italy, Ribolla Gialla grapes are cultivated in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. Ribolla Gialla originated in Greece. The grapes use was first documented in the 11th century. It is believed that the...(Continue Reading)



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Umbria (more regions)

Umbria
Benedictine monks were the first to plant vineyards in the sandy and calcium rich clay soil that extends over much of Umbria. The region has long been renowned for white wine, thanks mainly to the hist...(Continue Reading)


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