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17/10/2024

If you like wine, you’ll love Barolo Chinato 🍷✨

This Barolo red wine is infused with aromatic herbs and spices, making it a refined amaro, perfect for sipping after a generous Italian meal.

Born in the rolling hills of Piedmont, this elegant digestif blends DOCG Barolo with cinchona bark, creating a unique flavor profile of bitter herbs, sweet spices, and bold red wine.

How to enjoy it? Serve slightly chilled as an after-dinner treat or use it in creative cocktails. It's the perfect nightcap for wine lovers looking to expand their palate.

Have you tried this Italian secret treasure? Let me know in the comments! 👇

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14/10/2024

One of my favorites among Italian reds 💚: Cannonau di Sardegna 🍷

This specialty, mainly grown in central Sardinia, is packed with flavor and tradition. With its deep garnet color that softens to orange as it ages, Cannonau offers intense notes of wild berries and plums, along with a rich, savory character.
Try it with roasted meats and aged cheeses—like the legendary Sardinian porceddu (roast pork) and local pecorino—and you’ll feel instantly rejuvenated! 🤸
Why?
Cannonau from Barbagia contains up to 10 times the antioxidants of other wines, making it a true elixir of longevity.

Have you heard of Cannonau di Sardegna? Curious to try this wine and its health benefits? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️

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10/10/2024

Have you heard about Alba's prized White Truffle? 🎖️

Step into the enchanting atmosphere of the International White Truffle Fair of Alba—where the aroma alone is captivating—and uncover the secrets of this culinary gem!
Discover why this "diamond of the kitchen" has captured the hearts of food lovers worldwide, and how you can fully appreciate it. 🍳🍷
Slide right to taste a slice of Piedmontese culinary history, and drop a 🤍 if you’d love to experience this treasure of the earth! 🍂

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07/06/2024

Who doesn't love pasta ripiena? 🥟
The world-famous tortellini is just one type of stuffed pasta you can find in Italy, but there's a whole universe behind this category known as "ripiena."
Let's explore it together!

Don't forget to like if you find it useful, and comment down below with "tortello" to discover more varieties of pasta ripiena 👇

12/04/2024

🥐 Croissant, cornetto, brioche: what to say when ordering a breakfast in a coffee bar in the morning?

🇮🇹 According to the area you are visiting, there are different ways to call this pastry in Italy.

👉🏻 Cornetto is the best and more correct way to call it all over the country
👉🏻 Brioche is the second most used way, but actually is not so correct
👉🏻 Pasta is the way people in my area call it and it is way less used!

👉🏻scroll through the images to find out more..

And, if you don’t feel confident using Italian words, just call it “croissant” and enjoy your breakfast and time in Italy ☕️

03/01/2024

The living nativity scene (presepe vivente) consists of a short theatrical performance that aims to represent, with the use of human figures, the birth of Jesus in a scenography, which is built to set the story of the nativity.

Cities, hamlets, or their neighborhoods now organize live nativity scenes using the inhabitants themselves as figures. In addition to being a unique and evocative moment, it is an opportunity to showcase ancient local crafts that are now disappearing.

Many of the most beautiful nativity performances in Italy are in:

➡️ Greccio, a small village nestled in the Apennines in the province of Rieti, that one of the oldest living nativity scenes in the world is staged. It is said that the first edition was commissioned here by Saint Francis of Assisi in 1223.
➡️ Matera, the perfect location to represent the Bethlehem of two thousand years ago, in a five kilometer route animated by shepherds, musicians and artisans who lead the visitor towards the representation of the nativity of Jesus.
➡️ Genga (Marche), it is the largest in the world by extension. In fact, it covers an area of approximately 30,000 square meters within the Frasassi Gorge.
➡️ Montefiore Conca, near Rimini, transforms into a small Bethlehem. Numerous figures participate in an initiative that, for three decades, has involved and united the inhabitants of the Municipality with those of neighboring towns.
➡️ Alberobello in Puglia, where each trullo becomes a shepherd's hut along a free route within the characteristic Aia Piccola district.

Which one do you want to visit?

26/12/2023

Even if Christmas Day is over, the magic of the Christmas period in Italy lasts until at least January 6th 🎄✨
Markets, events, and lights can still entertain you during your Christmas holidays.
Here are 10 things you can do before, during, and after Christmas Day in Italy 🇮🇹🎅🏻

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