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    Tuscany

    Tuscany appears in 13 articles of hers, from 2022 to 2026.

    In her words

    My take: Orcia DOC is one of the most exciting places to discover Sangiovese in Tuscany right now.
    From Two Women. Two Tuscan Wine Stories | A Journey Through Val d’Orcia & Montalcino, 9 April 2026
    Tuscany is famous for red wine and bistecca, and while I have a recommendation for Brunello, a powerful red wine designed for ageing, the region has much more to offer.
    From Meet the Wine Makers of Tuscany | Platinum Magazine, 19 February 2026
    Tuscany may be famous for red wine, but standing here with this glass, it’s clear that one of Italy’s most compelling white wines deserves just as much attention.
    From Tuscany’s Most Underrated DOCG White Wine, 30 January 2026
    Without the summer crowds, Tuscany feels expansive again, slower, more intimate, and infinitely more rewarding.
    From 19 Reasons to Visit Tuscany in Winter (And Why It Might Be the Best Time to Go), 26 January 2026
    One of the great pleasures of visiting Tuscany in winter is its natural thermal springs.
    From 19 Reasons to Visit Tuscany in Winter (And Why It Might Be the Best Time to Go), 26 January 2026
    If you’re considering a winter trip to southern Tuscany, particularly in the weeks leading up to Christmas, expect fewer crowds, mist-laced mornings and that low golden light photographers dream about.
    From Winter in Montalcino & Montepulciano: What’s It Really Like?, 29 December 2025

    From her archive

    Stone winery building with a sign for Patrizia Cencioni direct sales and tastings

    Articles

    I Found a Historic Wine Window in Florence & It Was Every Bit as Magical as I Hoped
    Wine & Travel

    I Found a Historic Wine Window in Florence & It Was Every Bit as Magical as I Hoped

    Certain travel experiences feel quintessentially Italian. Drinking espresso standing at a bar. Wandering sun-drenched piazzas at golden hour. Ordering a plate of pasta…

    9 May 2026 · 2 min read

    Two Women. Two Tuscan Wine Stories | A Journey Through Val d’Orcia & Montalcino
    Women in Wine

    Two Women. Two Tuscan Wine Stories | A Journey Through Val d’Orcia & Montalcino

    One of the things I’ve learnt travelling through Tuscany is that the most interesting stories are rarely the loudest ones.They sit slightly to the side.Just beyond the…

    9 April 2026 · 3 min read

    Meet the Female Wine Makers of Tuscany | Platinum Magazine
    Articles & Press

    Meet the Wine Makers of Tuscany | Platinum Magazine

    One of the best times to visit Tuscany is April. The landscape is at its greenest, spring has arrived, vineyards come back to life and wildflowers carpet the hills. It…

    19 February 2026 · 5 min read

    Women’s World of Wine: Valentine's Wines to Try | Platinum Magazine
    Articles & Press

    Women’s World of Wine: Valentine's Wines to Try | Platinum Magazine

    Valentine’s Day always stirs a particular excitement in me. It gives something of the thrill akin to a Jilly Cooper novel (I loved Rivals on TV last autumn!) -…

    13 February 2026 · 3 min read

    Tuscany’s Most Underrated DOCG White Wine
    Wine & Travel

    Tuscany’s Most Underrated DOCG White Wine

    One of the most underrated white wines in Italy, and a personal favourite of mine- is Vernaccia di San Gimignano. In a region globally celebrated for powerful reds,…

    30 January 2026 · 2 min read

    19 Reasons to Visit Tuscany in Winter (And Why It Might Be the Best Time to Go)
    Wine & Travel

    19 Reasons to Visit Tuscany in Winter (And Why It Might Be the Best Time to Go)

    Think Tuscany is only for sun-soaked summers and golden wheat fields? Think again. A winter trip to Val d’Orcia reveals a quieter, moodier, more cinematic side of the…

    26 January 2026 · 2 min read

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