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Chianti, as Classic as Classic Wine Can Be

Chianti Classico.

Chianti has been Italy’s best-known wine for many decades.

Sicily: More Than an Island of Wine

Sicily’s rich heritage of grape varieties and wine styles.

Sicily is a mountainous island, and many vineyards are planted at high altitudes to benefit from cooler conditions that promote acidity and produce fresh-tasting wines.

Tuscany’s Luce Wines

Light in name. Anything but light in quality.

While Luce plumbs the depth of the fruit each vintage, the second wine, Lucente (about $35 in Canada), is made in a more approachable and modern style.

Sicily’s Iconic Donnafugata Winery

A leading producer of the “wine continent.”

The quality of its top wines, exemplified by Donnafugata’s range, means Sicily will soon take its place as one of Italy’s leading wine regions.

Chef Daniele Ladaga of EMME Offers Homestyle Italian in a Luxury Setting

Rome’s hot new table.

After having dinner at EMME Restaurant two weeks ago, I can’t stop thinking about the food.

Tre de Tutto by Studiotamat Is a Dose of Panache in Rome’s Garbatella Neighbourhood

Contemporary bite.

Neutral shades are contrasted by a dynamic palette of colours with metal chairs in yellow and flesh pink along with leather-like upholstered benches and geometric suspension lighting.

7 Prosecco Brands to Discover and Savour

Toast the season.

Long considered a less-expensive version of champagne, prosecco has its own impressive characteristics that deserve our full attention.

A Primer on Piedmont’s Best Wines

Cin cin!

In the world of wine, few names have the prestige of barolo and barbaresco, with bottles selling for hundreds and even thousands of dollars. These wines hail from Piedmont, Italy’s second-largest region. Piedmont has the ideal combination of Mediterranean sun and cooled Alpine air to produce the highest-quality grapes. If you’re looking for the perfect bottle to pair with holiday meals, here’s a primer on seven wines and the winemakers to look for.

Toronto’s 100% Silk Marries Fashion with Art, Travel, and Storytelling

Keeping it 100.

Lee Dekel’s multi-brand boutique 100% Silk may be geographically only a few kilometres away from those of the biggest names in global fashion, but philosophically it might as well be on a different planet.

Borgo Santo Pietro Vines on Italian Villa

Borgo Santo Pietro: A Bucolic Home Away From Home in the Tuscan Countryside

Focus beyond the horizon.

Borgo, as it’s called for short, certainly feels like paradise. And not just for the luxurious accommodations, which consist of 22 spacious rooms and suites in a soothing palette of neutrals and greens and travertine floors.

Galleria Vik Milano Is the New Luxury in the City

Where to stay.

The hotel, located in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of Milan’s most recognizable landmarks, was born as a collective art exhibition.

Recharging, Relaxing, and Rebalancing in Northern Italy

A natural relais in Como, Italy.

A stone’s throw from Lake Como, where celebrities are known to frequent for opulent getaways, is the quiet and quaint Tenuta de l’Annunziata. Located just 20 minutes from Lake Como, in the region of Uggiate Trevano, the Guffanti family have restored an ancient property into a Natural Retreat.

Aperol Spritz

The classic (summer) Italian aperitif.

A few years ago, Aperol and Prosecco was very much an Italian thing. Fast-forward to today, and the Aperol Spritz is on its way to becoming the world’s aperitivo.

Toronto’s Smythe Marks 20 Years of Masterful Tailoring

For the occasion, the contemporary Canadian fashion brand released the XX Anniversary Capsule.

To celebrate two decades of creativity and cutting-edge designs, the brand presents the XX Anniversary Capsule of sleek black suiting.

From Corporate to Artisan Winemaker

Ben Bryant of 1 Mill Road.

Bryant was the vice-president of winemaking at Mission Hill Family Estate Winery before co-owning 1 Mill Road winery.

Philippe Malouin’s 20 Planters

A Caesarstone project.

Canadian-born designer Philippe Malouin has reunited with Caesarstone at Milan’s infamous design show, Salone del Mobile, to showcase 20 Planters, an aptly named collection of planters made from vintage Caesarstone surfaces.

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