Bellinis anybody?
Hemingway is reputed to have drunken A LOT which is interesting because in novels such as A Moveable Feast he commented on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s consumption
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Glera, Prosecco’s “˜New’ Variety
Though most wine drinkers of the world know of Prosecco, they do not realize that it went through a crisis around two years ago. With the dwindling economy
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James Low
Northern Italian Trip Continued
We then drove north to Barbaresco, a region that again is home to the Nebbiolo grape. The wines, with a few significant exceptions (Gaja, Giacosa), are lighter
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James Low
James Low in Italy
Italy: land of fine wine, incredibly delicious food and intense beauty. These were my thoughts as we drove north out of Genoa, through Serralunga to the little town of Monforte d’Alba, in the heart of Barolo
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Tasting in Tuscany
Tasting in Italy is always a privilege but never more so than when spending a few warm days in Tuscany from where I have recently returned.