Robert Camuto—Italy Matters
Robert CamutoWine and culture from home in Italy from a veteran journalist and author
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Wine’s Crisis is in the Vibes
Peter Paul Rubens’ “Two Satyrs” (1617-1619)
The wine business is in trouble, sure. I won’t repeat the stats that spell too much vino chasing fewer drinkers.
But at the root of the problem is that wine’s hit a low not just in consumption b...
The Joyful Anarchist
(Courtesy of Bruno De Conciliis)
About 50 kilometers south of the Amalfi Coast lies its wild, rugged, lesser-known cousin, the Cilento Coast. Here, in an immense national park that encompasses mountains, dense forests, olive and fig groves...
Unrequited Lava
Naples’ Campi Flegrei (Camuto)
In the last 20 years, Sicily’s Mount Etna has been the venue for Italy’s hottest wine scene. The mountain has attracted visionaries, investors, wine companies and aspiring small producers that it’s become a m...
South Italy's Silver Lining
It’s been five years since the release of my third book South of Somewhere: Wine, Food and the Soul of Italy. When I wrote it and released it it was a quiet time: the world was still grappling with a modern plague. Few were travelling. Sinc...
Don’t Upset the Natives
Indigenous is a big and beautiful word. We enlightened moderns celebrate indigenous cultures, plant native plants and prefer wine made with fabulous indigenous grapes (preferably fermented with wild, indigenous yeasts).
It’s a sign of the...
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Author and career journalist in Verona Italy, chronicling human sides of wine and culture in Europe for 20+ years. No AI. if you like what you read please share and check out my books.
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