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Home Tag Archives: Tuscany

Tag Archives: Tuscany

Sipping Vino and Savoring Vistas in Tuscany

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

Wandering the hilly, narrow cobblestone streets in our home base of Montalcino, Italy, a Medieval city of interlocking passageways, steps and alleyways curving around and through and behind and beyond the main square, I reminded myself I was walking through history spanning eight hundred years. Stopping for lunch, I ordered a glass of the house wine. A bottle arrived at …

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Monterosola White Wine Paired With Vegetarian Brunch

By Richard Frisbie
in :  World Travel
Monterosola organic wines

Elsewhere I wrote about a more formal Monterosola red wine tasting but their whites simply lent themselves to an informal late summer brunch . . .

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Sky’s the Limit: Where Money Is No Object

By T-Boy Society of Film & Music
in :  T-Boy Society of Film & Music
Astronaut McCandless floating free in space

The T-Boy Society of Film & Music’s latest poll is dedicated to Sky’s The Limit, where members select trips and destination/s in which they’d only dream of. Like last month’s World’s Friendliest Destinations we’ve decided to continue with another uplifting theme.

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Monterosola – The Vineyard and Wine Tasting

By Richard Frisbie
in :  World Travel
MonteRosola vineyards

At a time when COVID-19 keeps us from traveling overseas, I enjoyed some travel vicariously by reading about a vineyard in Tuscany while tasting some of their organic wines. While it was a poor substitute for actually walking the rows, smelling the breeze blowing over the 25 hectare hillside estate, and touring the cantina, the experience was improved by tasting the wines.

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Christmas Biscotti alla Genovese

By Ed Boitano
in :  Audrey’s Travel Recipes
biscotti

Today, the whole world seemingly knows of biscotti. Pronounced in Italian as bee-SKOH-tee, it literally means “twice baked” – with the result of an absence of any moisture in the biscuit. Known for its resistance from spoiling, it was a staple for Roman Legionnaires.

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