How do you say Chestnuts in Italian? Castagne I have to admit, I had no…
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Nestled in the charming village of Casale Marittimo, Italy, MADAMA Caféshop is a captivating blend of a chic café, a cocktail bar, a boutique of unique finds. Established in 2021, this remarkable establishment embodies the spirit of rejuvenation and reinvention. The founder, Jenny Cucuzza traveled the world following a passion for fashion and a desire […]
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Introducing “Journey to Sicily: Unearthing Art, Culture, and Brews!“ Discover Sicily’s hidden gems of art, culture, and natural beauty, as well as premium craft breweries with the help of Naike Mulas and Andrea Camaschella, co-authors of “Beer Tourism – A Guide for Fermenting Travelers – South and Islands” (Lswr Editions), along with Luca Pretti. This […]
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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 […]
Ok, there is no dispute. Italian food is the best. Everyone has heard of spaghetti, melanzane alla parmigiana, and lasagne, but have you every heard of pizzocheri? You’ve probably also heard of Sangiovese, Barbera, Barolo and Pinot Grigio, but have you ever heard of Sforzato or Sassella Bordering Switzerland,  the valley of  Valtellina  is known for its skiing, its hot […]
A look into the Lombardy wine region of Valtellina wine country Today I am going on the Lake Como Food Tours food tour of the Valtellina Wine Valley. Weâll be tasting cheeses at an authentic Italian bottega, doing a private wine tasting at two local wine producers, and having a lunch on the panoramic terrace […]
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Italian cuisine is famous for pasta, wine, olive oil and knee-bending desserts and pastries. The Mediterranean diet has been adopted around the world. Cheeses like Gorgonzola and Ricotta have hit our tables, but there are lots of cheeses that are yet to be discovered and exported. Not just Lake Fish The cuisine here at Lake Como […]
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