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Wine & Winemakers

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BolgheriTuscan wine landscape in the morning mist

Super Tuscan: The rebels of Tuscany explained simply

Sassicaia, Ornellaia, Tignanello: How a rebellion on the Tuscan coast created Italy's most sought-after wine category – and where you can start.

Sep 25, 2026
AntinoriAntinori Tignanello from Tuscany

Antinori: 26 generations of Italian wine history

630 years, 26 generations, and with Tignanello the most famous Super Tuscan in the world: the history of Marchesi Antinori and their wines.

Sep 25, 2026
BrunelloFrescobaldi CastelGiocondo Brunello di Montalcino

Frescobaldi: 700 years of Tuscan wine history

30 generations, eleven estates, and a family that was bankers to the English Crown: the portrait of the Frescobaldi wine dynasty – from Nipozzano to Brunello di Montalcino.

Sep 25, 2026

Recipes

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Venison ragout with chestnuts and prunes — recipe from the Vinoscout magazine

Venison ragout with chestnuts and prunes

Game and dark fruit are an old pair, and prunes provide exactly the sweetness that the robust meat can handle. Chestnuts give the ragout a floury, nutty richness that you would otherwise have to lo...

Aug 19, 2026
Oven-baked duck legs with quince and thyme — recipe from the Vinoscout magazine

Oven-roasted duck legs with quince and thyme

Quinces are the scent by which you recognize autumn — in the oven, they become soft and honey-like and absorb the duck fat without appearing sweet. The legs cook until the skin is paper-thin and tr...

Aug 19, 2026
Braised beef cheeks with celery purée — recipe from the Vinoscout magazine

Braised beef cheeks with celery purée

Beef cheeks need nothing but time — after three hours in a broth of wine, root vegetables, and herbs, they fall apart at the touch of a fork. A simple, robust red is sufficient for braising; the go...

Aug 19, 2026
Credenza The Vinoscout fine-food magazine The September 2026 issue Autumnal table: Mushrooms, truffles & Italian rice cuisineWhen autumn arrives, what we want to cook changes: warmer, earthier, slower. This edition is about three ingredients that embody this change — porcini, truffles, and polenta — and about…Read the current issue

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  1. Your history

    Behind the clock icon in the header, you can find everything you have recently viewed again — plus a row on the…

  2. Your wishlist

    One click on the heart, and the wine waits for you — on every product page, in every list, and in the…

  3. Your event tickets now arrive via QR code

    A ticket for every seat, sent by email immediately after purchase. At the entrance, show the QR code on your phone or…

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New features

Your history

Header with a clock icon and counter, below it the list "Recently viewed"

Looked at a wine last night and forgot the name today? That's what the history is for: you can find everything you've recently viewed with just one click.

Header with clock icon and counter, below it the list 'Recently viewed'

  • The clock in the header. Next to the heart, there is now a clock icon with a counter. One click opens your last 30 products, the most recent first — wines, Value packs, events, and vouchers. A click on the line takes you back to the product.
  • On the homepage. As soon as you have viewed something, the homepage shows the "Recently viewed" row with your last twelve products.
  • In your account. On the overview of your account area, you will find the same list as a "Your history" card.
  • No login, no storage on our end. The history lives only in your browser. That is why only this device can see it, and if you delete your browser data, the list will also be empty.
  • Want a wine to stay? Then click on the heart — on the product page or in any list. It will be waiting for you on your wishlist on all devices as soon as you are logged in.
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