By Paul Clarke September 24, 2026 As thousands of bars and hospitality venues worldwide once again roll out the crimson carpets for Negroni Week, the cocktail canon finds itself dominated by the unmistakable, bittersweet allure of one iconic drink. Across the globe, an astronomical number of Negronis—alongside an evolving family…
For devotees of the iconic Italian cocktail who want to show off their fandom this Negroni Week, we have put together the ultimate gift guide featuring everything from high-end gadgets to playful wearables, subtle nods, and bold lifestyle statements. Whether you are shopping for a seasoned home mixologist or treating…
Italian wine is a cultural monument that requires no introduction. From the mist-covered slopes of Piedmont to the sun-drenched volcanic soils of Sicily, the peninsula’s viticultural output is a global benchmark for quality and heritage. Yet, the industry currently finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. As global wine markets face…
MILAN — For 170 years, the name Sambonet has functioned as an international shorthand for the highest standards of hospitality, refined table culture, and uncompromising Italian design. To mark this monumental milestone in its illustrious corporate history, the renowned brand is diving deep into its rich archives to honor its…
ORFVENGO, ITALY — In a high-profile demonstration of government support for domestic manufacturing and heritage brands, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni paid an official visit to the state-of-the-art manufacturing facility of Sambonet Paderno Industrie in Orfengo on Friday, September 11. The visit, which brought together generations of industrial leadership, occurred…
By Caroline Pardilla Published: September 04, 2026 Main Facts For years, the warm-weather drinking landscape has been dominated by a familiar, reliable rotation of Italian classics. The Aperol Spritz, with its bright orange hue and bittersweet bite, alongside the herbaceous and refreshing Hugo Spritz, has anchored patios, rooftop bars, and…
On a crisp November morning in Italy’s Upper Tiber Valley, the mist clings to the rolling hills of Umbria like a shroud of silver smoke. At La Miniera di Galparino, an agriturismo that dates back to the 1100s when it was first constructed by the Knights Templar, the air is…
