author
Michele Longo
Known for writing about Italian wine with both clarity and depth, this author helps readers see how grapes, places, and people shape what ends up in the glass. His work is especially appealing to curious wine lovers who want detail without losing the joy of discovery.
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Psicologia criminale
by Michele Longo
About the author
Michele Longo is an Italian wine writer and sommelier whose work focuses on the wines, grapes, and terroirs of Italy. Reliable sources available here describe him as a contributor to wine publications, a judge at wine competitions, and a co-curator of the Italy section of Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Book.
He is also known as a co-author of major wine books, including Italian Wine Terroirs and a book on Barolo written with Ian D’Agata. Other listings in this conversation also connect him with Italian Wine Unplugged Grape by Grape, showing a body of work centered on making Italian wine culture and geography more accessible to readers.
What stands out in his writing profile is the mix of expertise and enthusiasm: he appears to write for readers who want serious information about wine, but in a way that remains practical, readable, and closely tied to real vineyards and regions.