
Juniper and biodiversity: the boom of made in Italy gin
Apparently, among the staff of Buckingham Palace, there’s a belief that what keeps the royal women so long-lived is gin. Certainly, the

Apparently, among the staff of Buckingham Palace, there’s a belief that what keeps the royal women so long-lived is gin. Certainly, the

As of January 1, 2024, with the final approval of European legislation (EU Regulation 2021/2117), Italy has formally opened up to the

The leavening process is one of the key elements in transforming food from a raw phase to a stable, digestible structure with

Prosecco or Franciacorta? Classic Method or Charmat? Either way, it’s all about bubbles. In 2024, exports reached 2.4 billion euros, marking an

The Mediterranean is a mosaic of cultures, a sea that has united peoples and exchanged knowledge for millennia. Among its most fascinating

Mixology, the art of drink mixing, dates back to the earliest experiments with alcoholic beverages in human history. Even in Roman and

These terms are increasingly common, but they are often used incorrectly or interchangeably. Prebiotics, probiotics and synbiotics are widely discussed, yet many

Wine and beer, of course. And then mead or cider, which a quirky friend used to order in certain bars, drawing attention,