Italian Wine

An iconic, food-friendly Italian red wine, Chianti can range in price from $10 a bottle to upwards of $50 for higher-end versions. In recent decades, Chianti has outgrown its old-school straw basket image from the 1970s, and has evolved past being an Anthony Hopkins reference in Silence of the Lambs. Looking for a bottle to drink? Check out our regularly updated list of the best Chianti bottles! Chianti In 60 Seconds: The Chianti region is landlocked in central Italy and includes seven…

One of the best food experiences with endless variety. Everyone loves eating Italian, so dive in and discover the best wines for spaghetti.

For those of us hungry for harmony, there is nothing quite like matching your favorite wine with perfectly complementary cheese and charcuterie.

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Drinking wine is more than the wine itself, it’s about the experience we have with it. Find out what wine represents for Italians.

These 5 Italian red wines are a great place to start learning Italian wine (especially for beginners) because they taste like Italy!

As one of the planet’s 2 leading purveyors of wine France turns out a plethora of outstanding affordable wines and a tremendous variety of delicious wines.

Finding creative ways to photograph everyday objects is not always an easy task. Yet, much like our collection of photos of coffee, this group of images had our mouths watering. They also show what is possible with a little creativity and skill when mixed with a fairly regular subject to shoot. So enjoy, and have a glass on us! Photo by Wes Peck Photo by jenny downing Photo by jenny downing Photo by Jairo Photo by Christian Photo by Dennis Jarvis Photo by Mr.TinDC Photo by Paul Aloe Photo by…

Wine is to pasta as meatballs are to spaghetti; classic combinations that never get old. There are few things as comforting as a big bowl of pasta and the perfect wine is sure to bring that experience to a new level. The old adage, “It goes with what it grows with,” certainly applies here so you can’t miss with an Italian wine, but don’t be afraid to venture outside the region. The key is pairing the wine with the sauce, and to that end, we have some recommendations for you.

Making wine can be both fun and rewarding. In most areas, it is legal to make as long as you don't sell it. This is an extremely cheap method of wine making and can taste very good if done correctly. Sanitize all of your equipment....