As Giovanni Busi is confirmed for a new term as president of the Chianti Wine Consortium, the sector faces growing pressure.
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Tag: Chianti
From Chianti to Coke: How Italy’s Road Code is Redefining Wine Time
Tuscany, the land of rolling vineyards, is undergoing a cultural revolutionl because of the new Italian Road Code.
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Wine, Sting to open Anteprime di Toscana 2018
The artist and his wife Trudie Styler, who own a wine estate in Tuscany, at the festival in Fortezza da Basso.
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Case, porzione di colonica vendesi nel Chianti
Vicino al centro di Montespertoli, nel cuore del Chianti, è da pochi giorni in vendita porzione di colonica con ingresso privato, posto auto e giardino.
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The Expo of Chianti Classico is coming in Greve
Sharing the scene of the good life are the typical products of Chianti, including oil, cheese, cold cuts, which will be served from September 8th to 11st in Greve.
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Chianti mayors against IMU property tax
The Italian government’s IMU property tax is putting at risk agricultural production in the Chianti countryside of Tuscany, local mayors complained.
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Earthquake in Chianti, more light tremors
Schools re-open in Tuscan epicentre seismic activity, but light earth quake tremors rippled through the Chianti wine-growing district of Tuscany on Monday December 22, 2014.
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30,000 bottles of fake Brunello confiscated by police
The Italian Police confiscate 30,000 bottles of fake Brunello, Chianti. The low-quality wine was destined for sale at 10 times its real value.
Read moreChianti Classico sales up 10% in 2012
Chianti Classico sales up 10% in 2012, thanks mainly to exports. An upward trend that’s consolidated after somewhat smaller growth in 2011 (+4% from 2010). The United States, Germany and Canada are, in order, the Black Rooster’s biggest markets.
Read moreChianti gets a new name for Chinese market
Tuscany’s world-famous wine Chianti has had a name change for the Chinese market, President of the Consorzio Vino Chianti Giovanni Busi said on Thursday. “To avoid mistakes or fraud we decided to register the trademark in China with a Chinese name,” Busi said.