Gambero Rosso

==Gambero Rosso==

Gambero Rosso is an Italian multimedia publishing group that specializes in food and wine. It is renowned for its influential wine guide, the Gambero Rosso Vini d'Italia, which is considered one of the most authoritative sources on Italian wines.

History

Gambero Rosso was founded in 1986 as a food and wine insert in the Italian newspaper Il Manifesto. The name "Gambero Rosso" ("Red Shrimp") is derived from the tavern in The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi. In 1999, Gambero Rosso became a standalone company and expanded its activities to include television, publishing, and events.

Publications

Gambero Rosso is best known for its annual wine guide, Vini d'Italia, which rates Italian wines using a "Tre Bicchieri" (Three Glasses) system. Wines that receive the "Tre Bicchieri" award are considered to be of exceptional quality. In addition to the wine guide, Gambero Rosso publishes guides on restaurants, bars, and other aspects of Italian gastronomy.

Television

Gambero Rosso Channel is a television channel dedicated to food and wine, broadcasting cooking shows, documentaries, and other culinary content. It is available on various platforms in Italy and has contributed to the popularization of Italian cuisine.

Events

Gambero Rosso organizes numerous events and tastings around the world to promote Italian food and wine. These events often feature producers and experts who showcase the diversity and quality of Italian culinary traditions.

Gambero Rosso Academy

The Gambero Rosso Academy offers cooking classes and wine courses for both amateurs and professionals. The academy aims to educate and inspire a new generation of chefs and sommeliers.

Related pages

• Italian cuisine
• Italian wine
• Tre Bicchieri
• Slow Food