A humanistic perspective onto the world of Italian food, wine, and culture.
It’s that time of the year again when wine writers across the United States will begin posting and publishing their “Thanksgiving wine recommendations.” And inevitably, many of them will start
If you’ve ever visited Venice, you already know that the Venetians love to drink Prosecco. (And if you’re headed there this summer, you’ll soon find out!) A lot of our
Above: Osteria Mamma owner Filippo Cortivo. The menu at his popular Hollywood restaurant is a homage to his mother, whose cooking inspired him to go into the restaurant business. “When
Some find it ironic that one of the most famous dishes of Veneto cuisine and one of the Veneto region’s most popular does not come from Veneto at all. In
Chicago is one of the best cities in the U.S. to drink Villa Sandi wines. Without a doubt, the number-one place to drink Villa Sandi wines in the U.S. is
Today, Prosecco is known all over the world. You can’t even go to a honkytonk (a dive bar where music is played) in Austin, Texas without finding a Prosecco by-the-glass.
With Memorial Day and July 4 already in the rear view mirror, the summer grilling season is in full swing. If you haven’t attended a summertime outdoor cookout or hosted
Prosecco isn’t just wine. It’s also culture. And it’s also a cultural symbol of the city of Venice and its history. Prosecco’s role as a cultural ambassador is on display
At the Leonardo Royal Hotel in London on May 30, Villa Sandi was the proud sponsor and presenter of the “Best UK Sommelier — Villa Sandi Award,” a competition organized in
We couldn’t be more pleased to share this recent score and tasting note by the editors at Decanter magazine: Villa Sandi NV Asolo Prosecco Superiore Nero Extra Brut94 PointsDecanter “Sourced
