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Food & Wine
When searching for exceptional cuisine leads you to the picturesque foothills of the Italian Alps, it is often the unexpected that delivers the most memorable experiences. Nestled just a scenic 15-minute drive…
Milan, the fashion capital of Italy, is also known for its delicious gelato. Most people think gelato is just the Italian word for ice cream, but gelato is different than ice cream.…
Milan stands out as a hidden gem for discerning food enthusiasts in a landscape where well-known gastronomic capitals predominate. Recent data analysis by Dutch lifestyle magazine Dailybase,, utilizing Tripadvisor reviews, has unveiled…
In 1926, a young couple from the farmlands of Tuscany were discussing their future together and contemplating a move. Gino Ruggeri wanted to go to America and his wife, Beatrice known as “Bice”…
As a New Yorker and of Irish heritage, St. Patrick’s Day has always been special. My dad played in NYFD Bagpipe Marching band and Mom never missed an opportunity to make Irish…
In one book, Boston based certified fitness trainer and nutritionist Art McDermott reveals that red wine can improve metabolism. By combining red wine with certain foods, McDermott has discovered that red wine can…
Italy in summer, Italian summer cocktails and drinks a guide by Milanostyle.com Italy is a country of food and wine lovers. The culture has always emphasized the enjoyment of good food and…
Dating back to a Milanese baker from the early 1800’s, Panettone is found on every Italian Christmas table. It has become very popular in other parts of Europe and South America and…
How do you say Chestnuts in Italian? Castagne I have to admit, I had no idea that chestnuts came from these spiky pom-poms. I really never thought about it. You really must be careful walking through the woods at this time of year. The wind sways the trees above and you can hear the thump-thump […]
