Italy Food & Drink



Vino in Veritas II - Piedmont and Northwest Italy

Wine crushing
Colin Davies continues his journey through Italy’s Northern wine-growing regions - ...read more
The fiorentina steak is back: subject closed

The fiorentina steak is back: subject closed European Union gives definitive green light. After more than seven long years, Italian consumers (and not only) can once again eat the traditional ''fiorentina'' steak obtained from cows at least 30 months old.

Italian wine sector may face crisis

Italian wine sector may face crisis Although Italian wine exports continue to set new records, the sector is at risk because of falling domestic demand and a drop in production.

Germany raps copycat parmesan

Germany raps copycat parmesan A Berlin court on Wednesday ordered a German food company to stop making a product that mimics Italy's king of cheeses, Parmigiano Reggiano.



Vino in veritas - Exploring Italian Wines

Wine mountain: hillside  vines are a common sight throughout virtually the whole  of Italy - not surprising when  you realise that the country has the most perfect climate for  growing grapes in Europe
In the coming months, wine consultant Colin Davies will be taking us on a journey to discover the delights of Italy’s many and varied wines, and its wine-growing regions. Here, he prepares us for the trip... - ...read more
'Real' Fiorentina returns

'Real' Fiorentina returns Fans of the famous Fiorentina T-bone steak were sharpening their knives Tuesday after the European Commission lifted its last restriction on beef-off-the-bone.

US couple pays 34,000 dollars for bottle of wine

US couple pays 34,000 dollars for bottle of wine Bolgheri's Tenuta dell'Ornellaia sold a bottle of Salmanazar for $33,600 (400 times its market value) at a Christie's auction in October.

China lifts mozzarella ban

China lifts mozzarella ban China has lifted its ban on the import and sale of buffalo-milk mozzarella from Italy, Italian Ambassador Riccardo Sessa said Friday.

Mediterranean diet better for environment

Mediterranean diet better for environment Leading farmers' association Coldiretti on Thursday urged Italians to shun exotic foods and stick to a Mediterranean diet in a bid to cut down greenhouse gas emissions.



ITALY Food Lovers Event

The word Italy is practically synonymous with good food and ITALY Magazine wants to celebrate that with a regular foodie event. - ...read more