Underrated for decades as bulk wine, the wines of Abruzzo have champions to make them appreciated among Italy's best.

The world has been celebrating the well-known winemaking regions of Italy for centuries. While Tuscany and Piedmont deserve all the wine accolades they get, Abruzzo is a relatively hidden gem. I say ...

Italy is a vast region when it comes to wine. You don’t have enough time left on earth to taste all of the wines it produces from more than 300 grape varieties in 20 different regions. While much of ...

This lesser-known region is filled with dazzling medieval towns, rolling vineyards, and a divine food scene. If you're looking for a less-crowded getaway in central Italy, head to the Abruzzo region, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Cathrine Todd is a New York City-based writer who focuses on wine. The sounds of crying, desperate prayers and the unhinged ...

Courtesy of an Italian winery, a new outdoor fountain in Abruzzo now dispenses locally made red wine 24/7, for free, granting wishes of wine drinkers everywhere. The fountain opened in October in the ...

Almost 2 million Americans arrive in Rome each year, and while the city is a stellar place to drink wine, there’s also a good argument for escaping the tourist bustle for a few days to visit one (or ...

The Castello di Semivicoli wine resort in Abruzzo, Italy. During fall, the steep hills around the Abruzzo region of Italy buzz with activity as harvest begins throughout the swathes of vineyards.

Drive two hours east of Rome and you will discover what might be Italy’s best kept secret: Abruzzo, a land of mountains, beaches, national parks and delicious wines. Abruzzo is in central Italy, east ...