Articles related to "Tuscan Wine"

Producers of the top Tuscan wine, Brunello di Montalcino, are under investigation for commercial fraud.

Tuscany is famous for rolling hills, sprawling vineyards and outstanding wine. While Chianti is the region's most famous appellation, it produces several others.

The appreciation of the fabulous wines exported from Tuscany doesn't need to be puzzling. A little information will lead you down a road of discovery.

If you're having a short break in Florence this year, here are a few suggestions as to where to enjoy great food and wine.

If you love the idea of cooking with seasonal produce as the Italians do, then take a look at Twelve. This Tuscan recipe book has ideas for every month of the year.

A specialist Wine Tour company is offering new Italian itineraries for 2008.

Vin Santo is a traditional Tuscan wine, still made in family homes.

Although there are over two thousand different wine labels all over Italy, your wine journey can begin on a simpler note - by visiting these three wine making regions.

Draped with acres of manicured vineyards and rolling hills, Tuscany is the largest wine region in Italy. Taking a wine tour of this region is a must for wine lovers.

Online wine courses, Napa & Sonoma Tours, wine gadgets & accessories, books, DVD's, neoprene totes, corkscrews, wine coolers, wine glasses and magazine subscriptions.

Do you enjoy the fragant mushroom specialty known as truffles? Visit this festival devoted to the culinary delicacy to enjoy Tuscan food and drink in a new way.

The best restaurants in Florence, Italy, run the gamut from formal and ornate, to informal and fun. Whatever your style, you are sure to enjoy a fine Italian meal.

Navigating a restaurant wine list shouldn't require a GPS. There are many resources available to match the right wine with the right meal (and budget).

A mixture of varieties can often lead to better balanced or more interesting wines.

The Palio of Italy lasts only about 90 seconds, but like all great horse races it is surrounded with tradition, excitement, and serious business for Siena's citizens.