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Bubbles of the World 2024: news and winners – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

The 19th edition of the congress ended with a breath of fresh air (and several toasts). Gourmet Identities. The last day was an opportunity to present the third edition of the app Bubbles of the world dedicated to the best international sparkling wine production of 740 labels – 115 more than in 2023 – from 39 countries around the world. Not only that: the awards 2024which they saw winning champagne with Benoît GouezChef de Cave Moët & Chandon, awarded for innovation, and Cédric Moussé of the Maison Moussé Fils for the sustainable vision.

Bubbles of the world 2024: the prizes and the winners

BUBBLES OF THE WORLD AND INNOVATION

Benoît Gouez – Chef de Cave Moët & Chandon

BUBBLES OF THE WORLD VISION OF SUSTAINABILITY

Cédric Moussé – Champagne Moussé Fils – Cuisles FRANCE

THE VARIETY TO DISCOVER

Nero Buono – Cantina Marco Carpineti
Classic Method Sparkling Wine Kius Pas Dosé 2013

Trentapioli Asprinio d’Aversa Doc, Cantina Salvatore Martusciello

YOUNG PEOPLE WITH BEAUTIFUL HOPES, GOOD FIRST TIME

Cantina Gabrile Magno – Classic Method Pas Dosé 2019

FAMILY MATTERS

Tenuta I Fauri – Di Camillo family

AUTHOR’S LABEL

Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro SuDiGiri by Pezzuoli from the Maranello vineyards

Anthologie de Marjosse, Cuvée Blansky Blanc de Blancs 2019, Chateau Marjosse de Pierre Lurton

THE COMMUNICATORS

Hosam Eldin Abou Eleyoun

Adua Villa

Ciro Fontanesi

Andrea Amadei

BUBBLES OF THE WORLD The Expert

They Avellan

Bubbles of the world, the third edition

Bubbles of the world is the project signed by Paolo Marchi And Cinzia Benzi, Founder and curator of Identità Golose and Donna del vino respectively, entirely dedicated to best international sparkling wine production. Not just a simple guide, it’s a free app, unpublished And transversal available in Italian and English, dedicated to wine lovers but also to all those who love to travel to discover the treasures of food and wine culture with curiosity and international perspective. The language is simple, professional but never too rigid, exhaustive in just 1300 characters with a glossary to consult and a terminological summary, placed in alphabetical order.

The new edition matters 740 cellars (115 more than 2023) in 39 countries from all over the world, an authentic anthology of the best world production which tells 53% of theItaly, while 47% includes European wineries with the rest of the world. Without a doubt the Francewith the wine regions of Champagne, Alsace, Burgundy, Loire And Jurarepresents 30% of this 47%, the remaining cellars are in Spain, Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Albania, Romania, Greece, Portugal, Slovenia, Swiss, Israel, Türkiye, India, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Canada, United States, Australia, New Zeland. New this year: Belgium, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Malta, Lebanon, Indonesia, Mexico And Vietnam. The prevalence is classic methoda trend on the not dosed and a small growth of Pet Nat created with the so-called ancestral method.

News for February 2024: Carnival, and beyond – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

The convenient and tasty soups designed by Il Viaggiator Goloso® with vegetables and legumes are back. There are several new features: Tuscan soup with tomato and croutons, soup with Altamura PGI lentil and red radicchio and lentil, quinoa and pea soup. You can choose from twenty different flavors and among the great classics, now offered with even tastier recipes, all the cult ones remain: the vegetable minestrone with edamame soy, the pasta and chickpeas, the artichoke and potato cream soup, the soup with black rice wholemeal with extra virgin olive oil and the creamed potato and leek soup.
from €2.19
www.ilviaggiatorgoloso.it

Croissant day: January 30th is celebrated, here’s the news – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

On January 30th the world celebrates the croissant: it is the Croissant Day. A world day entirely dedicated to the sweet symbol of breakfast in the world. In fact it was born in the United States, in 2006. How to celebrate Croissant Day? Eating it in a classic and innovative version: it has come a long way since its birth. Now it also has new shapes and new flavors.

The «cube croissant

The latest sweet novelty is the «cube croissant: yes, the Croissant cube, so widespread now that it could replace the classic one. No longer in the shape of a croissant, as the Austrians thought of it in 1683 to commemorate the victory against the Ottoman Empire (recalling the crescent shape of the Turkish flag), and as the French did it again on the occasion of the wedding between Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette of Austria, adding more butter and renaming it «croissant (from «crescent, i.e. growing). Now the brioche (to call it Milanese style) has exactly that captivating and stylish shape of a parallelepiped, and this made it the perfect dessert for social media too. If it is so famous it is precisely because it has gone viral: on TikTok there are millions of videos with the hashtag #cubecroissant, including posts by tasters and passionate pastry chefs who try to try their hand at the new catchphrase.

Who invented the cube croissant

It all started on social media, after all. In 2018, with a post by the Swede Bedros Kabranian, world bakery champion. It was his idea, and he called it Le crube (a portmanteau of “croissant” and “cube”). He got there after several trials. Since the dough of a cube croissant grows much less than the traditional shape, Bedros Kabranian had to do a series of calculations to understand how much the mold needed to be filled. After he succeeded, no one stopped him, and he proposed it in many different versions: empty, filled with creams, glazed, sweetened. Because, apart from the shape, the rest of the cube croissant is the same as the original.

Where to taste the cube croissant in Italy

In Italy we know him thanks to the famous Turin Cambio Pharmacy which, in 2019, launched its Crubik, «characterized by a crunchy shell and a very soft heart (so he writes on his website). A brioche filled with custard or chocolate cream which immediately became a craze, and still is: it is not uncommon, four years after the “invention”, to come across local news articles that tell of the line of customers in Piazza Carignano to taste the specialty of Matteo Baronetto and Maicol Vitellozzi . Turin residents and tourists, all there. Maybe even to take a photo and post it.