Climate change and vineyards: effects and solutions
How climate change is transforming vineyards around the world: earlier harvests, the migration of grape varieties and solutions for the viticulture of the future.
How climate change is transforming vineyards around the world: earlier harvests, the migration of grape varieties and solutions for the viticulture of the future.
Between vineyards and poetry: Nando Scarmozzino's collection 'Il cuor che non persi' tells the story of Ossola valley by valley, with wine as its…
The grape harvest, a crucial stage in winemaking: how the time of harvest is determined and why grape quality makes all the difference.
Climate change: causes, from the greenhouse effect to human-produced greenhouse gases, consequences for the environment and health, and what we can do every day.
What grapevine fruit set is: the phase in which the flower transforms into a berry, initiating the development of the future bunch of grapes.
What Valli Ossolane DOC means: the Controlled Designation of Origin that certifies wines produced in the Ossola Valley.
Heroic viticulture in Val d'Ossola, as told by our winery: vineyards on slopes exceeding 30%, hand harvesting and the globally award-winning Vigna Vagna 2019.
Organic, biodynamic, natural wine: what these terms really mean and how they differ in the world of oenology.
What heroic viticulture is: traditional techniques and native grape varieties for producing wine in extreme terrain and climate conditions.
Azienda Agricola Edoardo Patrone: since 2017, Edoardo, Stella and a team of young winegrowers have been carrying on the Ossola tradition.
Prünent, a native grape variety of the Val d'Ossola: history, medieval origins and characteristics of the Ossola Nebbiolo cultivated for centuries on the hills…
Vine pruning in Val d'Ossola: from Guyot to spur-pruned cordon, through to the traditional Ossola toppia on stone columns and chestnut beams.
The crying of the vine: a positive phenomenon linked to vine pruning and the plant's awakening, between science, legend and beneficial properties.
Insects in the vineyard: how to identify allies and threats to vineyard biodiversity and vine health.
Vine flowering: how the inflorescences from which grape bunches will develop after fruit set are formed and develop.
Grape veraison: the stage when berries change colour and begin to accumulate sugars, approaching ripeness.
After fruit set, the flower transforms into the grape fruit: how the berry is formed and develops in the early stages of growth.
After winter, the awakening of nature also involves the vines: the work carried out by winegrowers in the plant’s new life cycle.
Vine budbreak between March and April: the stage when the first shoots appear on the canes, combining aesthetic appeal with critical challenges.
How wine grapes ripen: the balance between sugars and acidity that determines the optimum time for harvest.
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