Celebrating Vero Women in Wine, from Italy to California!
Raise a glass during Women's History Month to these woman winemakers revolutionizing the industry through their passion and drive!
Vigna Petrussa, with woman owner and winemaker, recognized as one of Italy’s best estates
We here at VeroVino offer a well-deserved congratulations to woman wine grower-maker Hilde Petrussa and her fabulous estate, Vigna Petrussa.
Is 'real' natural wine becoming endangered?
Not surprisingly, as we consumers have become more conscious of what’s on our plates, demand for organic food has increased, along with knowing where it comes from and how it was farmed and made. Is wine next?
Have a Vero Thanksgiving with some alternative food and wine selections!
Like in the US, pumpkin is a traditional fall ingredient in Italian food dishes, especially in northern Italy, to make, you guessed it, pasta dishes!
Meet some of our Vero Producers from Piedmont
Meet our Piedmont producers, Aldo Clerico and Briamara!
Get the recipe: Chef Angela's Sweet Potato Flatbread
A traditionelle method sparkling wine made like champagne with notes of bread that would pair nicely with an interesting bread like this for an easy happy hour snack with friends
Get the recipe: Chef Angela's Vegan Spaghetti Squash
A hearty Autumn meal like this needs a worthy companion and whether you’re using it to saute the mushroom or are sipping on it while prepping, Aldo Clerico’s Barbera d’Alba is that right companion.
Enjoying Fall Wines From Piedmont with Fall Foods from California
In collaboration with the South LA Wine Club and VeroVino, Bronx native, Los Angeles-based chef Angela Bryant-Tyler delighted a crowd of foodies on Oct 13th in Los Angeles with a cooking demonstration and sampling of autumn themed, vegan dishes, at the ‘Fall Wines from Piedmont’ wine tasting in Los Angeles.
Celebrating Autumn between Piedmont Italy and Los Angeles California
From Piedmont Italy, with a landscape of vineyards, and hamlets with churches and castles, to Los Angeles California, with its warm weather, beaches, mansions and palm trees, can there possibly be anything common between these two completely different places?