Italian Life in a Dark Hour
A country shuttered by pandemic. What’s needed? Steady nerves, and perhaps a great glass of wine
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The Family Who Paired Spaghetti Westerns with Chianti Classico
How Rocca delle Macìe worked itself into the club of Tuscan elites
Luciano Sandrone’s New Super Barolo
A Piedmont master makes wine from a mystery vine
Roberto Anselmi: Still Crazy After All These Years
By abandoning Soave, the free-thinking Italian winemaker helped save its reputation; even now, he isn't playing by the rules
A Barolo Rebel Taking on Cheese
Winemaker Chiara Boschis has set out to revive Piedmont's tradition of alpine dairy farming—and its renowned Castelmagno blue
John Malkovich's Double Life in Wine
The actor-vintner, a late-blooming enophile, shares favorite wines, memorable moments and his fascination with fakes
Making John Malkovich Wine
The edgiest of actors has become a quirky boutique producer in Provence; a visit turns up a surprising cast of wines
Vintage Prosecco with a Maestro
Can the oft-maligned Italian bubbly age? Nino Franco winery celebrates 100 years with a tasting that traced the evolution of the …
The Wizard of Oslavia
Josko Gravner keeps seeking the ultimate wine expression—through triumph and tragedy
Pushing Limits in the Rhône
A rare success story of three vignerons: friends, competitors and collaborators
