Author: Åsa Johansson

Åsa Johansson kom till Italien 2001 och har en examen i statsvetenskap och journalistik från Florens Universitet. Hon skriver om vin och resor för BKWine Magazine och för ett flertal andra svenska, norska och italienska media. Åsa organiserar och leder BKWines specialiserade vinresor till Italien sedan 2007. – – – – – Åsa Johansson came to Italy in 2001 and has a degree in political science and journalism from the University of Florence. She writes about wine and travel for BKWine Magazine and also for sevreral other Swedish, Norwegian and Italian magazines. Åsa organises and guides BKWine’s specialised wine tours to Italy since 2007.
The barrel cellar in Pieropan's new winery in Soave

Pieropan opens a new impressive winery in Soave

Pieropan, one of the leading quality producers in Soave, opened the doors to their new winery in Soave on April 14. The modern winery is built into a hill just outside Soave, the medieval village

Vineyards at the Dievole site in Bolgheri and a glimpse of the quarry

Dievole in Tuscany makes a major investment in Bolgheri

Alejandro Bulgheroni, one of the world’s wealthiest people, continues to expand his Italian wine empire, now with two vineyards in Bolgheri: Tenuta Meraviglia and Tenuta Le Colonne. His new venture in Bolgheri includes a new

Vermentino is often called rolle in France

Vermentino with ambition from Terenzuola

Vermentino, the white wine from Italy, is becoming increasingly popular. Meet Terenzuola, one of the pioneers, who does not want the wine to become a new pinot grigio. —I don’t want vermentino to be a

Parusso wines, Barolo, Piedmont

Parusso – Barolo with plenty of everything

“I want to give everything, I only live once and I want to give everything I have,” says Marco Parusso from the eponymous wine estate in Monforte d´Alba in Barolo. You can feel that in

Roccafiore Fiorfiore, grechetto from Umbria

Roccafiore Umbria, Italy’s best grechetto

“Just don’t make the same wines as your grandfather did, my friends said when I told them I would start making my own wines,” says Luca Baccarelli of the Roccafiore winery in Umbria, laughing. His

Landscape in Tuscany

Anteprime Chianti Classico 2018, 2017 and Brunello 2015

The “primeurs” tastings of new vintages from Tuscany offered many surprises. BKWine’s Åsa Johansson reports. The Tuscan version of Bordeaux’ primeurs – the anteprima – is one of the highlights of the year. During a

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