While chardonnay continues to be the most popular dry white wine option in America, Italians have their own version.

The favored blend is comprised of two grapes: garganega and trebbiano. These beauties are grown primarily in the area around Soave, a charming town in the Veneto reg...

From chianti to bardolino, Italy knows how to make outstanding red wines.

Since Italians are equally famous for creating bold cuisine and irresistible dishes, it stands to reason that their wine production would follow suit.

Some of the greatest red wines in the worl...

When most folks think of Italian wines, they imagine bold, powerful reds like chianti and Barolo.

But Italy does more than just produce mighty reds. They also create some of the most delicious ...

Whether they have a shot of sparkling effervescence or are as still as a pristine lake, Italy knows have to make heavenly sweet wines.

Although desserts themselves aren't mass produced in Italy (there's only a handful of famous recipes, after all), no other country makes more...

It's an irrefutable fact that Italians love to eat. Almost all Italian wines are created to enhance this experience.

Whether it's a sweet dessert beauty or a big, bold red, Italian wines may not all be create...

Mention Italian wine to just about any food lover, and the words will likely conjure up images of succulent and dry Barolo, or acidic and punchy ...

The Tuscany region of Italy is responsible for the growth and production of some of the nation's most famous and noteworthy wines.

Tuscan cuisine tends to be heavy on meat and game, and as such, a brilliant tradition of producing magnificently bold reds has been passed on for gener...

Italian wine is considered to be some of the best. Perhaps the absolute top-tier of Italy's offerings is the mighty Brunello.

Directly translated in Italian as "the little dark one," brunell...

Translated in Italian, Piedmont means "foot of the mountain." This superior wine-making region is dotted with magnificent peaks, sweeping valleys, and the perfect climate for some of the world's best wine.

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Looking for popular or hard-to-find Italian wines? Finding a few trusted wine stores can be a bit of a challenge, but in Italy, they are dotted along city and countryside streets alike.

While each store tends to stock a variety of producers and regions, each Italian provinc...