Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is one of the world ... thousands–of wineries in the province. Chianti, Italy’s most famous wine region, mostly lies just south of the city.

Medieval hilltop towns, an unspoilt coastline and steamy hot springs make the Maremma region ideal for multi-generational ...

The sprawling wine region has very few tourists and low prices, despite its sprawling vineyards and stunning national park.

In Tuscany, Italy’s most famous wine-exporting region, thousands of bottles meant for American tables are stranded in the wineries’ chilly cellars or in storage rooms in Livorno, the port city ...

But perhaps the greatest experience in Tuscany is discovering the many medieval hilltop towns scattered through the ...

Italian grape and wine domestication took 7,000 years. Seeds show a shift from wild to cultivated types. Sardinia played a key role early.

We’re heading to the rolling hills of southern Tuscany, where regenerative food and wine practices are flourishing among ...