A diplomat in Florence

Article Abstract:

William Mcllhenny, the US consul general in Florence, Italy since 2002, used his passion for wine to build relations with the local community and the world at large. He feels that wine is a gateway into a local society, a way of understanding the economy and the local culture.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Consuls, Mcllhenny, William

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Piedmont's atypical quality

Article Abstract:

The unexpected outstanding quality of the 2003 vintage Barolos from Piedmont despite an atypical hot weather during the growing season is discussed. The 2004 and 2005 vintages are also expected to show the distinct characteristics of Piedmont wines.

Production management, Product quality, Evaluation, Environmental aspects, Quality management, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Viticulture, Piedmont, Italy

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The cream of the crop

Article Abstract:

Details of ten winemakers who produce the best Brunello di Montalcino wines in the region are presented.

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