English
Italiano
Français
Deutsch
Ester Canale, from Langhe to Etna
Wine dinner and presentation of the
Read more48 hours in Tuscany
Team, terroir, friends and a lot of good wine Some journeys begin as work trips and end up becoming something more. Two full, intense, hot, and at times unpredictable days. Forty-eight hours in Tuscany with the whole Chronos team, between Montalcino, Monte Amiata and Bolgheri. A shared experience, of course, but above all a chance…
Read moreContinuum Collection 2020
One Chronos project. Ten cases. Vignarionda. Some projects are born from a product.Others, more rarely, are born from an idea.
Read moreBordeaux En Primeur 2025: quality, balance and early standout wines
The last week of April marked the start of the Bordeaux En Primeur 2025 campaign, one of the most important events of the year in the world of fine wine. As you know, Bordeaux is not the main focus of our activity. However, it remains a market we follow closely, both for its historical importance…
Read moreBrunello di Montalcino according to Stella di Campalto
Where Sangiovese takes its time On Thursday, April 9, 2026, we took part in a truly special day at Podere San Giuseppe by
Read moreAymé Vadim: a discovery we’ve been waiting for
There are producers who simply enter a portfolio. And then there are those you wait for. You follow them for years, taste their wines when you can, keep a close eye on what they’re doing. And when you finally manage to secure a few bottles, you get the feeling you’ve found something truly special.
Read moreMarco Ferrari: Roots, vertigo, precision
There are encounters that begin around a bottle. And then there are those that ask you to go further, back to the origin. To that exact point where wine stops being something you taste and becomes something you understand, something you experience. That’s why we recently went to Valtellina. More precisely, to Montagna in Valtellina.…
Read moreBurgundy 2024: rediscovered freshness, classical precision
A vintage no one will forget. Not for its opulence, but for what it has to say. 2024 in Burgundy was a demanding year, a vintage that required attention, sensitivity and precise decision-making, both in the vineyard and in the cellar. And yet, this is where Burgundy once again shows its greatness: from a challenging…
Read moreA Year of Wine, People and Time
In the world of wine, December is not exactly a month when things slow down, quite the opposite actually. Between last-minute deliveries, bottles traveling right up to a few hours before Christmas, and an ever-growing number of toasts, time seems to run faster than ever. It’s only after the holidays, when the echo of the…
Read moreBrunello di Montalcino 2021: the elegance of a vintage destined to leave its mark
Some vintages make an impression from the very first sip. The 2021 vintage, already widely acclaimed across several Italian regions, has reached an exceptional level in Montalcino, to the point where many are calling it a “sensational vintage.” A strong statement, perhaps, but one that is fully deserved. Brunello lovers sense it immediately: in 2021…
Read more