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Negroamaro, pronounced ‘neg-row-ah-mah-roe’, and is native to southern Italy, mainly in Puglia – the heel to Italy’s boot. The name in Latin is a combination of ‘negro’, meaning black, and ‘amaro’, meaning bitter, after the grape’s distinctive earthy bittersweetness. The...

Rosé has never been better than it is today. Boosted by a love for Provence, the quality of rosé across the world has taken a step up and is every bit as delicious and exciting as its white and red...

Fiano, pronounced as ‘fee-ah-noe’, is an ancient grape variety originally from Campania in Italy, the wine-growing region surrounding Naples and flowing around the Amalfi coastline and in-land of central Italy. It loves sunshine, producing a fruit-forward and fragrant style of...