- A NEW VISION FOR THE ITALIAN WINE BUSINESS
Three days of tasting, masterclasses, workshops. The Italian Taste Summit, the only 100% export-focused format, closes. Among the objectives of the companies: effective internationalization and tailor made. The three days of the Italian Taste Summit, “wine is business”, the only business format that aims to grow the entire national supply chain and which for 7 years has been connecting a selection of Italian wineries with dozens of buyers and sector operators from all over the world… (read more)
- EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED: ITALIAN TASTE SUMMIT
Lake Garda is transformed for three days into the Italian capital of wine internationalization. It does so with a Summit in which a selection of the most identity-making national wine realities will confront international critics and buyers from the main world markets in the context of the new dynamics and scenarios dictated by the pandemic. In fact, the fourth edition of the Italian Taste Summit will be held from 11 to 13 July, the first strategic B2B appointment of this magnitude after the end of the restrictions and the only one in which the number of wineries present is identical to that of invited importers… (read more)
- BIANCAVILLA ETNA WINE FORUM
Three days of events dedicated to wine and the excellence of Biancavilla: from prickly pears to olives, scheduled visits to the cellars, technical tastings and a focus on the wines of the south-west side of the volcano… (read more)
- ITALIAN TASTE SUMMIT – EVENT OF THE YEAR
Promote Made in Italy wines The Italian Taste Summit is an annual wine and gastronomic event presenting 50 Italian wineries and their terroirs to buyers and importers from different countries. ITS organizer Joanna Miro, Marketing Manager and CEO of the Wine Global Aspect Group, uses a strong strategy to promote Made in Italy wines abroad and to present the most interesting wineries and attractive regions to everyone interested in them. The Italian Taste Summit is a strategic event conceived and implemented by a team of Italian and foreign export professionals with the aim of creating commercial links between operators from all over the world such as Japan, Hong Kong, USA, Mexico, Canada, Russia, Ukraine, UK, Switzerland and other countries… (read more)
- THE PRICE OF ITALIAN WINE ABROAD GROWS WITH THE TERRITORY AND BRAND
Italian wine is liked abroad because it tells the profound relationship between man and the environment. The consumer is increasingly oriented towards wines that express the identity of the territory. The importance of the territory and the brand as elements of identity and differentiation of Italian wine in the world was underlined at the Italian Taste Summit which took place on 9 December in Padenghe sul Garda. The event – organized by Joanna Miro, of Miro & Co Wine Global – involved over 30 wineries from all over Italy and 30 international importers (read all)
- WHY IS ITALIAN WINE APPRECIATED ABROAD?
Why do people like Italian wine abroad? Because it expresses the profound relationship between the human being and the environment like no other product from the main wine-producing countries. This means that the consumer chooses a wine based on the brand authenticity of a winery, namely, through characteristics such as quality, heritage, sincerity, continuity, integrity, symbolism and prefers companies that know how to tell their story and their territory, giving moral and real value to their brand, consistent over time in their objectives. It emerges from the Italian Taste Summit, promoted in Padenghe Sul Garda, by Miro & Co. Wine Global, with over 30 wineries from all over Italy and 30 international importers (read all)
Three days of tasting, masterclasses, workshops. The Italian Taste Summit, the only 100% export-focused format, closes. Among the objectives of the companies: effective internationalization and tailor made. The three days of the Italian Taste Summit, “wine is business”, the only business format that aims to grow the entire national supply chain and which for 7 years has been connecting a selection of Italian wineries with dozens of buyers and sector operators from all over the world… (read more)
Lake Garda is transformed for three days into the Italian capital of wine internationalization. It does so with a Summit in which a selection of the most identity-making national wine realities will confront international critics and buyers from the main world markets in the context of the new dynamics and scenarios dictated by the pandemic. In fact, the fourth edition of the Italian Taste Summit will be held from 11 to 13 July, the first strategic B2B appointment of this magnitude after the end of the restrictions and the only one in which the number of wineries present is identical to that of invited importers… (read more)
Three days of events dedicated to wine and the excellence of Biancavilla: from prickly pears to olives, scheduled visits to the cellars, technical tastings and a focus on the wines of the south-west side of the volcano… (read more)
Promote Made in Italy wines The Italian Taste Summit is an annual wine and gastronomic event presenting 50 Italian wineries and their terroirs to buyers and importers from different countries. ITS organizer Joanna Miro, Marketing Manager and CEO of the Wine Global Aspect Group, uses a strong strategy to promote Made in Italy wines abroad and to present the most interesting wineries and attractive regions to everyone interested in them. The Italian Taste Summit is a strategic event conceived and implemented by a team of Italian and foreign export professionals with the aim of creating commercial links between operators from all over the world such as Japan, Hong Kong, USA, Mexico, Canada, Russia, Ukraine, UK, Switzerland and other countries… (read more)
Italian wine is liked abroad because it tells the profound relationship between man and the environment. The consumer is increasingly oriented towards wines that express the identity of the territory. The importance of the territory and the brand as elements of identity and differentiation of Italian wine in the world was underlined at the Italian Taste Summit which took place on 9 December in Padenghe sul Garda. The event – organized by Joanna Miro, of Miro & Co Wine Global – involved over 30 wineries from all over Italy and 30 international importers (read all)
Why do people like Italian wine abroad? Because it expresses the profound relationship between the human being and the environment like no other product from the main wine-producing countries. This means that the consumer chooses a wine based on the brand authenticity of a winery, namely, through characteristics such as quality, heritage, sincerity, continuity, integrity, symbolism and prefers companies that know how to tell their story and their territory, giving moral and real value to their brand, consistent over time in their objectives. It emerges from the Italian Taste Summit, promoted in Padenghe Sul Garda, by Miro & Co. Wine Global, with over 30 wineries from all over Italy and 30 international importers (read all)