Rachel Whiteman

Jul 25, 2024 In 1992, the Toscana IGT was introduced in Italy's Tuscany, bridging the gap between the region's highly regulated DOC and DOCG appellations, like Chianti Classico and Brunello di Montalcino, and its less regulated table wine (Vino da Tavola). With more lenient rules, Toscana winemakers were able to use (and blend) international grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot, in addition to local varieties.

3 days ago We are in the most admired car in the world’s most beautiful city, a vintage light blue Fiat 500 that’s been reborn as a convertible electric vehicle. People cheer and applaud as we drive past, as if we were heroes riding in a triumph through the streets of Rome. “Che carina!” (How cute). “Spacca!” …

Picture this: you’re driving through the Tuscan countryside in a slick, new sports car; the wind is whipping through your hair as world-famous Chianti Classico vineyards disappear in the rearview mirror. In perhaps one of the most Italian collabs ever, Maserati and Marchesi Antinori have teamed up to release one of the first 100 percent electric luxury convertibles, inspired by Antinori’s world famous super Tuscan Tignanello.