Published 23 March 2014 Reconnecting the vines to the forest I’ve always enjoyed the forms of the hills, they enabled me look at various horizons... Continue reading
Published 27 January 2014 Lorenzo Corino in vigna vecchia alla Fattoria la Maliosa. Sullo sfondo il Monte Cavallo Our answer to Parker’s prediction about natural wine When in the past days I read about Parker’s prediction, a very well known personality in the ... Continue reading
Published 22 December 2013 Merry Christmas and Happy 2014! Merry Christmas and Happy 2014! I like to remember the most important moments of La Maliosa 2013: ma... Continue reading
Published 26 November 2013 Preview of the la maliosa 2013 oil in the alcatraz area during wine in progress florence On the weekend of November 16th and 17th 2013, the 47th National Congress of AIS (Italian Sommelier ... Continue reading
Published 12 August 2013 Extra Virgin Olive Oil Cake for a great awakening! Famous chefs’ dinners, events and tastings: sometimes a food blogger’s life is really hard ;). A... Continue reading
Published 4 August 2013 Natural Wine – To know more about it! There are words which are frequently used in the everyday language and becoming trendy even though t... Continue reading
Published 24 July 2013 The La Maliosa Bianco 2011 is Top of the Papillon’s Top Hundred! Who said that to believe in its own way, have confidence in the choices made does not lead to a lot ... Continue reading
Published 28 May 2013 The Artisan Wine Fair Raw Not even 10 days have passed since our return from London. We were there with our biodynamic wines t... Continue reading
Published 14 May 2013 Biodynamic agriculture explained to children Fattoria La Maliosa, close to Manciano (Grosseto, Italy), is a farm where we work following the Biod... Continue reading
Published 18 April 2013 La Maliosa at ViViT 2013 Vinitaly is an event that every year creates turmoil in the wine world. Since last year within the ... Continue reading
Published 20 March 2013 PICI ALL’AGLIONE, TYPICALLY TUSCAN! Cold or warm water for the pasta dough? Oil or no oil? Only plain flour or semolina? Egg or no egg? ... Continue reading