Why Florence’s historical white wine windows are picking up
Walking along the cobblestone causeways of Florence, Italy, it's simple to get swept up in the charm and history of this romantic Renaissance city. What's not to enjoy? The splendid Duomo of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the sensational statue of David by Michelangelo, the stunning Ponte Vecchio covering the Arno River, andbuchette di vinothe charming crevices where glasses of Chianti Classico, Tignanello, and other Tuscan vintages are served.Actually "little holes of red wine," red wine windows have actually belonged to Florentine culture for almost 500 years. The custom of offering red wine from these little openings in structures almost passed away out in the 20th century however has actually resurged just recently thanks to the pandemic and an Italian-American star exploring ...