Redazione

🍷 Belpoggio, a boutique winery in Montalcino, celebrates its 20-year journey with an exclusive tasting dinner calendar held in key countries for its international expansion. Celebrations started in New York with a sensory experience including a 2005 Brunello di Montalcino tasting, then continued in Dallas, New Orleans, São Paulo, Amsterdam, and concluded in Hong Kong. The winery's export represents 60% of its turnover, facing challenges like new US tariffs but expanding into emerging markets like Brazil and Asia. Celebrations will culminate in Italy, honoring the winery's heritage and commitment to quality and innovation.

🍴 Chefs Igles Corelli and Daniele Persegani will revive Renaissance recipes in Ferrara on April 12 and May 11, 2025, as part of Festina Lente. Limited to 50 attendees per event, workshops cost €50, with an optional dinner or lunch at €90. The immersive experience includes period table settings, local ceramic dishes, and costumed characters from the Fondazione Palio Città di Ferrara.

🥂 Disaronno, the world's most consumed Italian liqueur, celebrates its 500th anniversary in 2025, with the introduction of "Disaronno Bar" in emerging areas of Italian cities. The initiative creates a "new-stalgia" vibe, blending traditional "Endless Dolcevita" with modern influences. Launching in April, Disaronno Day on April 19 coincides with the brand's quincentennial, starting at Milan's Bicchierino Bar. Celebrations extend to over 160 countries with a chance to win a trip to Rome and a globally-shared hashtag #Disaronno500cheers. A special "Dolcevita" cocktail, crafted by Patrick Pistolesi, is unveiled, containing 40ml Disaronno, 20ml Rabarbaro Zucca, 15ml The Busker Triple Cask Triple Smooth, 20ml lemon juice, 10ml pineapple juice, and 5ml Agave syrup. Disaronno's history began in 1525, associated with Bernardino Luini and the Reina family, leading to the creation of Illva Saronno in 1947. The brand's iconic square-capped, faceted glass bottle is recognized worldwide as an Italian style symbol.