Italian wine and the city of Chicago seem to go together. It’s not the first time we’ve made that statement. And so we find ourselves back at Chicago’s Macello Italian Restaurant in the west loop chatting with Italy’s Giovanni Folonari of ANG Folonari. It’s easy to develop a love for Italian wines but most helpful when listening to an expert like Giovanni giving you a background. Giovanni was a total pleasure to talk to and we look forward to meeting again. Perhaps in Italy?
You can also hear Giovanni on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine terms “Elegance and Identity”
Italian wine and the city of Chicago seem to go together. It’s not the first time we’ve made that statement. And so we find ourselves back at Chicago’s Macello Italian Restaurant in the west loop chatting with Italy’s Giovanni Folonari of ANG Folonari. It’s easy to develop a love for Italian wines but most helpful when listening to an expert like Giovanni giving you a background. Giovanni was a total pleasure to talk to and we look forward to meeting again. Perhaps in Italy?
You can also hear Giovanni on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine terms “Elegance and Identity”
During
our travels we meet some incredibly interesting people and those that
can be described as characters. That’s Tom Rinaldi. Tom is a
winemaker’s winemaker. Consulting, tasting, but most of all playing
in the cellar. That’s how he learns and discovers. For several
years we’ve wanted to interview Tom and we finally caught up with
him at our friend Chris Madrigal’s Winery. Tom brings joy to wine,
so we suggest finding that you find a wine he makes and soak up the
fun.
You
can also hear Tom on our Vino Lingo segment defining the term “Kitty
Litter Box”
