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C'è un profumo che accompagna ogni mattina in vigna a Villasimius. È il profumo del mirto — intenso, balsamico, inconfondibile. Cresce spontaneo attorno ai nostri filari, tra corbezzolo, cisto e...

L’isola che vive più a lungo In Sardegna, tra le montagne dell’Ogliastra e della Barbagia, c’è qualcosa che non si trova in nessun’altra parte d’Europa. Uomini e donne che superano...

Tutto quello che devi sapere sul Vermentino di Sardegna: storia, caratteristiche, abbinamenti e perché è diverso da tutti gli altri. La guida di Colline del Vento.

Jeroboam, Matusalemme, Nabucodonosor. I formati delle bottiglie di vino portano nomi di re biblici — e c'è un motivo affascinante dietro questa tradizione millenaria. Dalla mezza bottiglia da 375 ml...

Among the most representative dishes of Sardinian cuisine, Malloreddus alla Campidanese hold a special place. Also known as "Sardinian gnocchetti", they are one of the island's most beloved recipes and...

In the far southwest of Sardinia, where the land turns to sand and the African wind clashes with the Mediterranean, grows one of Italy's most extraordinary and lesser-known red wines....

There is a scent that, in Sardinia, marks the most important moments of life: weddings, baptisms, patron saint festivals, and all-day family lunches. It is the scent of porceddu —...

Sardinia is one of Italy's most extraordinary and least-known wine regions. With a thousand-year history linked to viticulture — rooted in the Nuragic age, over 3,000 years ago — the...

From his great vision and love for the common good, Slow Food was born in 1986, followed by the international Terra Madre network and the University of Gastronomic Sciences in...

Drones are the male bees of the hive: their sole purpose is to fertilize the queen during the nuptial flight. Harmless — stingless — and silent protagonists of the natural...

The worker bees are the true makers of Sardinian honey: they build the combs, collect nectar from the wild flowers of Villasimius and produce natural propolis. A tireless work, all...

The queen bee is the beating heart of every hive: not a commanding sovereign, but an extraordinary biological machine capable of laying a number of eggs equal to her own...