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11012024 As the local fruit, the Annurca apple, reaches maturation in October, the community starts to celebrate. In the medieval village of Valle di Maddaloni, this means it's time for the annual Annurca Apple Festival. You can taste culinary dishes made specially with a local product, which represents the pride of producers and the whole city. Annurca Apple Festival | World Heritage Journeys
11022024 Photographer Stefan Giftthaler began to reflect how often kinds of artwork, shown so far outside the context for which they were originally created but so integrated into the contemporary Italian landscape, become pop-culture symbols. You can find them reproduced in a calendar at a restaurant [a mural at a restaurant in Palinuro], or on a petrol pump” – where the effect can be fluid or disruptive, earnest or ironic. The sublime kitsch of tourist Italy | Financial Times
11032024 Guastaferro’s work with Aglianico has really driven the estate ascent. Even though the estate itself is fairly young, its pre-existing Aglianico vines are not. Most of them are between 100 and 150 years old and are un-grafted (i.e. pre Phylloxera), planted on clay and calcareous soils with volcanic elements. The resulting grapes are ultra concentrated and produce very powerful and ripe wines but at the same time with precision and balance. 2017 Guastaferro “Memini” Aglianico, Irpinia | Musings on the Vine
11042024 Considering the escalating prices across the globe for high-quality wines of longevity, a savvy collector can fill their cellar with Aglianico and Aglianico blends at a fraction of the price. Beyond the renowned Irpinia DOCGs, readers will find a treasure trove of fantastic, progressively styled wines that bend the rules. These are instead labeled as IGT Campania and Irpinia Aglianico. Luigi Tecce, who abandoned the Taurasi DOCG and began labeling his wines as Campania Aglianico. Breaking the Mold: Campania’s Push to Reinvent Itself | Vinous
11052024 Aglianico, an ancient grape, is hugely varied in its expression; dominates all serious wine discussion. Thick-skinned and capable of long ageing, it’s southern Italy’s leading red variety and deserves its place on the country’s fine wine scene. Although a number of denominations permit its use, three have elevated Aglianico to DOCG status and celebrate its viticultural authority: Aglianico del Vulture Superiore; Taurasi; and Aglianico del Taburno. Exploring the Aglianico triangle | Decanter
11062024 The debut of Naples' first DoubleTree by Hilton hotel, which is et to open in the spring of 2025. This 112-room property, is within walking distance of key popular Neapolitan attractions and the renowned Ruins of Pompeii. Guests will have access to a gym, an all-day dining restaurant, and a rooftop bar. Centrally located, the hotel provides a range of versatile meeting rooms. DoubleTree by Hilton Naples Oriente | Hospitality Net
11072024 "During the wedding weekend and so we wanted to give our guests a quintessential Ischia experience before officially kicking-off the festivities." The ceremony itself was held on Terazza Vittoria, the hotel’s private terrace overlooking the sea. “We love the signature pink umbrellas at the Mezzatorre and tried to incorporate them where we could.” The Bride Wore Brandon Maxwell to Marry Under Pink Umbrellas at the Mezzatorre Hotel in Ischia | Vogue
11082024 The trip involved visits to Pompeii, Herculaneum, Mount Vesuvius and the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. First-hand experience of many of the artefacts and buildings they have studied for GCSE Classical Civilisation. Pompeii never ceases to amaze and the experience was all the more powerful as students began their visit with the ‘Garden of the Fugitives’. In the Shadow of Vesuvius: Year 11 Students Explore Ancient Roman Sites in the Bay of Naples | Godolphin & Latymer School
11092024 Italy's Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel stays open for most of the year. Some seasonal resorts have been extending their operating months to accommodate the growing number of late-season visitors. Occupancy levels along the region have seen a "significant shift" in recent years, increasing in the traditional offseason months of May, June, September, and October. Italy's Amalfi Coast has seen a late-season boost | Business Insider
11102024 The diva will be present for the launch of the Academy Museum and Cinecittà‘s Sophia Loren: La Diva di Napoli screening series. Playing at the museum through November, she and Ponti will attend the Nov. 7 opening night screening of Two Women in 4K, followed by The Life Ahead on Nov. 8. Read on to see what Sophia Loren had to say about her most iconic roles, making movies with her family and her favorite Oscars memories. Sophia Loren Hopes “Never To Retire” As Academy Museum & Cinecittà Pay Tribute With ‘La Diva di Napoli’ Screening Series | Deadline
11112024 Here, we enjoyed a pre-dinner Hugo Spritz while taking in the breathtaking view of palm trees from the panoramic terrace. A stay at Hotel Terme Tritone Resort & Spa offers access to its wellness centre, and for the full experience, we suggest indulging in its sulphurous pools, Turkish baths and saunas to rejuvenate body and soul. Inside 'The Green Island' - the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle | Daily Express
11122024 The National Archaeological Museum in Naples surprised me in two ways. The collection is splendid, first of all. And it’s a modern, happening place programmed with enough events to fill a nearly 300-page, well-done annual report. Everything in the museum, display-wise, is well done. Interpretation is minimal, which is fine. Italians believe in sheer beauty and aesthetics. “When in doubt, look it up” is their pedagogy. A Pompeiian Cult, Caravaggio’s Seven Works of Mercy, and Bronzes Galore in Naples | National Review
11132024 There were so many incredible dishes on the show that inspired my online search for recipes to replicate, and until I can make it to Italy myself, the one recipe that I immediately made was the Spaghetti alla Nerano. It’s the same dish that Stanley Tucci learns to make from a chef on the Amalfi Coast at Lo Scoglio, and oh. my. gosh. y’all. I am already counting the days until I can visit Italy myself. I Miss Travel, So I Found Italy on a Plate Inspired by Spaghetti alla Nerano | Camille Styles
11142024 About an hour north of Benevento, the village of Cusano Mutri has sat at the foot of the Matese Mountains since the Middle Ages. "Cusano Mutri is a little hidden town that's famous for their porcini mushrooms, they have a monthlong festival." Cusano Mutri is also great for hiking and horseback riding. An Italian travel expert shares the best hidden-gem destinations in Italy to visit in the offseason | Business Insider
11152024Neapolitans use a particular verb when it comes to winning elections: sagliere, which literally means "to rise". And in truth, local elections have little to do with politics in Naples: They're basically an opportunity to get a job — but not just any job, rather, it's an opportunity for social ascent. It is a life-changing opportunity. The Neapolitan Subtleties Of Electoral Victory | Worldcrunch
11162024 Here's how she met her Italian husband. “It was love at first sight. And then we went for three days to the dreamiest Amalfi Coast.” After Amalfi, Marco persuaded Ambika to extend her trip and spend a few more days with him in Naples. For the next few days, Marco and Ambika were inseparable. She fell in ‘love at first sight’ with an Italian stranger. Within days they were talking about marriage | CNN
11172024 Greek and Phoenician settlements in Campania were among the main gateways for many oriental grape varieties before they spread to various other parts of continental Europe. The best wines of antiquity had their home in Campania. It is said that the ancient Romans, and especially emperors, had a particular fondness for Campania wines. Campania’s Wine Legacy: A Deep Dive into Regional Varietals | Sommelier India
11182024 The hills of Irpinia have a fantastic climate and good weather almost all year round: sunny and breezy especially in the evenings. Here Cavalier Pepe Estate farms 70 hectares of vineyards, twelve hectares of olive groves and hazelnut groves. A cozy cellar, a panoramic restaurant and accommodation all surrounded by nature; this is a complete destination of cultural tourism, respectful of its heritage and the landscape. “World’s Best Vineyards 2024”, Tenuta Cavalier Pepe is the best Italian winery | winenewsit
11192024 Two Neapolitan children decide to embark on a journey to New York, escaping from postwar poverty in Italy. In the movie actor Pierfrancesco Favino plays the role of the chief officer of the ship on which the children, Carmine and Celestina, secretly board in the port of Naples, becoming illegal passengers. Their goal is to reach the U.S., where they dream of reuniting with Celestina’s sister. Gabriele Salvatores Presents “Napoli – New York“: A Story of Childhood Dreams and Migration | Global Networker
11202024 Pay a visit to Naples, in southern Italy, and you’ll find a magical city that seems to love Maradona and pizza above all else. In the latest episode of Munchies series Chef’s Night Out, we joined an array of legendary local pizza-makers—or pizzaioli, as they’re known collectively—to fill up on delicious Neapolitan slices and seafood. We Went on a Boozy Night Out with the Best Pizza Chefs in Naples | Vice
11212024 The happy island, where everyone collaborates to live according to the principles of agroecology and to feed themselves with organic food, exists. It is called bio-district. Born in Italy, in Cilento, twenty years ago, this virtuous model has spread throughout the world, with 1300 organic territories (80 in Italy) active in the five continents. 'For the sustainable management of resources, according to the principles of organic farming and agroecology'. Bio-districts, the happy island born in Cilento and replicated all over the world | GIFT (Great Italian Food Trade)
11222024 Take KINE 497 with Dr. Devan Romero on this Mediterranean island paradise as you learn about science based health and wellness. Students will enjoy sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and have easy access to nearby locations such as Capri, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Welcome to Ischia! | Italy Abroad Program
11232024 Ste Murray spotlights the Sacra Famiglia Church in Salerno, Italy. His visual essay takes a look at the sunlit stillness of six interlocking circular elements — three of which represent the Holy Trinity — which form this sacred space built by Paolo Portoghesi. Situated beside a school, and within a residential neighbourhood, it is backdropped by scenic, tranquil mountains. Ste Murray captures concrete curves and rings of Sacra Famiglia Church in Italy as it turns 50 | designboom
11242024 Known as the city of the sun, Naples boasts on average 264 days of sunshine per year and acts as the gateway to the south. With abundant cultural activities to experience, archaeological wonders to uncover and delectable foods to savour, there really is no better time to visit Naples as it readies to celebrate it’s 2,500 birthday in December 2025. What’s new in Italy’s Naples, the city of the sun, in 2025 | LLM - Luxury Lifestyle Magazine
11252024 The renaissance period is often described as a time of rebirth and cultural revitalization in Europe. And one city that has truly embraced this rebirth is Naples, Italy. The south of Italy has long been known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and delicious food. But a new city is emerging that is set to redefine the region and become a hub of business, innovation, and culture. The renaissance and the new Naples that is being born | Do Eat Better Experience
11262024 In cruising terms, Emerald Sakara is about as compact as it gets, meaning the yacht can reach smaller ports and harbours that are inaccessible to other cruise lines. Sorrento and the island of Capri can both be explored in one day, but not so for the mighty, made famous by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79. Here’s where an expert guide to the important sites is essential. Why a luxury cruise is the best way to uncover Italy’s ancient secrets | The Telegraph
11272024 The Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria is simply the most dominant feature of the town if you are arriving on one of the many ferries from Naples, Amalfi and Positano, or the islands of Capri or Ischia. It has stayed in the same family hands for five generations, in a world of every hotel changing brands, sub-brands, corporate M&A and private equity takeovers, the Fiorentinos have just got on with the job. Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria, Sorrento: this historic hotel is an oasis of calm | The London Standard
11282024 The Amalfi lemon is bright and fragrant, known for its characteristic tapered shape, thick skin rich in essential oils, low seed count and above-average acidity. Environmental hiker Frank Damiano has brought many through – both foreign tourists and Campania locals alike – to see, smell and hear about the role of Torre village in the production of the Amalfi citrus, as they walk along the Path of the Lemons. CB on the Road: Along the Amalfi Coast’s Path of the Lemons | Culinary Backstreets
11292024 Taurasi still stands apart as something grand and mysterious. It’s made from Aglianico. Wine from the town of Taurasi in Irpinia has had a fine reputation for a long time, but the modern story really starts in 1878 with the founding of a winery by Antonio Mastroberardino, which is still in family hands. The family’s flagship is called Taurasi Radici. Happily Piero Mastroberadino also produces an Aglianico Irpinia at half the price which offers a great introduction to this historic grape. A taste of history | The Critic Magazine
11302024 A short drive down the hill from the Castello, on the fringes of Taurasi lies the cantine of Fratelli Addimanda. Gianluigi Addimanda of Fratelli Addimanda’s wines stood out that morning for their freshness, balance and spicy, floral cherry goodness. But it wasn’t the flagship Taurasi DOCG that was the highlight of the day, rather a humble, yet life-affirming young Irpinia Aglianico DOC Gianluigi poured with lunch. Awakening the sleeping giant of Italian wine | Wineloop
11022024 Photographer Stefan Giftthaler began to reflect how often kinds of artwork, shown so far outside the context for which they were originally created but so integrated into the contemporary Italian landscape, become pop-culture symbols. You can find them reproduced in a calendar at a restaurant [a mural at a restaurant in Palinuro], or on a petrol pump” – where the effect can be fluid or disruptive, earnest or ironic. The sublime kitsch of tourist Italy | Financial Times
11032024 Guastaferro’s work with Aglianico has really driven the estate ascent. Even though the estate itself is fairly young, its pre-existing Aglianico vines are not. Most of them are between 100 and 150 years old and are un-grafted (i.e. pre Phylloxera), planted on clay and calcareous soils with volcanic elements. The resulting grapes are ultra concentrated and produce very powerful and ripe wines but at the same time with precision and balance. 2017 Guastaferro “Memini” Aglianico, Irpinia | Musings on the Vine
11042024 Considering the escalating prices across the globe for high-quality wines of longevity, a savvy collector can fill their cellar with Aglianico and Aglianico blends at a fraction of the price. Beyond the renowned Irpinia DOCGs, readers will find a treasure trove of fantastic, progressively styled wines that bend the rules. These are instead labeled as IGT Campania and Irpinia Aglianico. Luigi Tecce, who abandoned the Taurasi DOCG and began labeling his wines as Campania Aglianico. Breaking the Mold: Campania’s Push to Reinvent Itself | Vinous
11052024 Aglianico, an ancient grape, is hugely varied in its expression; dominates all serious wine discussion. Thick-skinned and capable of long ageing, it’s southern Italy’s leading red variety and deserves its place on the country’s fine wine scene. Although a number of denominations permit its use, three have elevated Aglianico to DOCG status and celebrate its viticultural authority: Aglianico del Vulture Superiore; Taurasi; and Aglianico del Taburno. Exploring the Aglianico triangle | Decanter
11062024 The debut of Naples' first DoubleTree by Hilton hotel, which is et to open in the spring of 2025. This 112-room property, is within walking distance of key popular Neapolitan attractions and the renowned Ruins of Pompeii. Guests will have access to a gym, an all-day dining restaurant, and a rooftop bar. Centrally located, the hotel provides a range of versatile meeting rooms. DoubleTree by Hilton Naples Oriente | Hospitality Net
11072024 "During the wedding weekend and so we wanted to give our guests a quintessential Ischia experience before officially kicking-off the festivities." The ceremony itself was held on Terazza Vittoria, the hotel’s private terrace overlooking the sea. “We love the signature pink umbrellas at the Mezzatorre and tried to incorporate them where we could.” The Bride Wore Brandon Maxwell to Marry Under Pink Umbrellas at the Mezzatorre Hotel in Ischia | Vogue
11082024 The trip involved visits to Pompeii, Herculaneum, Mount Vesuvius and the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. First-hand experience of many of the artefacts and buildings they have studied for GCSE Classical Civilisation. Pompeii never ceases to amaze and the experience was all the more powerful as students began their visit with the ‘Garden of the Fugitives’. In the Shadow of Vesuvius: Year 11 Students Explore Ancient Roman Sites in the Bay of Naples | Godolphin & Latymer School
11092024 Italy's Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel stays open for most of the year. Some seasonal resorts have been extending their operating months to accommodate the growing number of late-season visitors. Occupancy levels along the region have seen a "significant shift" in recent years, increasing in the traditional offseason months of May, June, September, and October. Italy's Amalfi Coast has seen a late-season boost | Business Insider
11102024 The diva will be present for the launch of the Academy Museum and Cinecittà‘s Sophia Loren: La Diva di Napoli screening series. Playing at the museum through November, she and Ponti will attend the Nov. 7 opening night screening of Two Women in 4K, followed by The Life Ahead on Nov. 8. Read on to see what Sophia Loren had to say about her most iconic roles, making movies with her family and her favorite Oscars memories. Sophia Loren Hopes “Never To Retire” As Academy Museum & Cinecittà Pay Tribute With ‘La Diva di Napoli’ Screening Series | Deadline
11112024 Here, we enjoyed a pre-dinner Hugo Spritz while taking in the breathtaking view of palm trees from the panoramic terrace. A stay at Hotel Terme Tritone Resort & Spa offers access to its wellness centre, and for the full experience, we suggest indulging in its sulphurous pools, Turkish baths and saunas to rejuvenate body and soul. Inside 'The Green Island' - the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle | Daily Express
11122024 The National Archaeological Museum in Naples surprised me in two ways. The collection is splendid, first of all. And it’s a modern, happening place programmed with enough events to fill a nearly 300-page, well-done annual report. Everything in the museum, display-wise, is well done. Interpretation is minimal, which is fine. Italians believe in sheer beauty and aesthetics. “When in doubt, look it up” is their pedagogy. A Pompeiian Cult, Caravaggio’s Seven Works of Mercy, and Bronzes Galore in Naples | National Review
11132024 There were so many incredible dishes on the show that inspired my online search for recipes to replicate, and until I can make it to Italy myself, the one recipe that I immediately made was the Spaghetti alla Nerano. It’s the same dish that Stanley Tucci learns to make from a chef on the Amalfi Coast at Lo Scoglio, and oh. my. gosh. y’all. I am already counting the days until I can visit Italy myself. I Miss Travel, So I Found Italy on a Plate Inspired by Spaghetti alla Nerano | Camille Styles
11142024 About an hour north of Benevento, the village of Cusano Mutri has sat at the foot of the Matese Mountains since the Middle Ages. "Cusano Mutri is a little hidden town that's famous for their porcini mushrooms, they have a monthlong festival." Cusano Mutri is also great for hiking and horseback riding. An Italian travel expert shares the best hidden-gem destinations in Italy to visit in the offseason | Business Insider
11152024Neapolitans use a particular verb when it comes to winning elections: sagliere, which literally means "to rise". And in truth, local elections have little to do with politics in Naples: They're basically an opportunity to get a job — but not just any job, rather, it's an opportunity for social ascent. It is a life-changing opportunity. The Neapolitan Subtleties Of Electoral Victory | Worldcrunch
11162024 Here's how she met her Italian husband. “It was love at first sight. And then we went for three days to the dreamiest Amalfi Coast.” After Amalfi, Marco persuaded Ambika to extend her trip and spend a few more days with him in Naples. For the next few days, Marco and Ambika were inseparable. She fell in ‘love at first sight’ with an Italian stranger. Within days they were talking about marriage | CNN
11172024 Greek and Phoenician settlements in Campania were among the main gateways for many oriental grape varieties before they spread to various other parts of continental Europe. The best wines of antiquity had their home in Campania. It is said that the ancient Romans, and especially emperors, had a particular fondness for Campania wines. Campania’s Wine Legacy: A Deep Dive into Regional Varietals | Sommelier India
11182024 The hills of Irpinia have a fantastic climate and good weather almost all year round: sunny and breezy especially in the evenings. Here Cavalier Pepe Estate farms 70 hectares of vineyards, twelve hectares of olive groves and hazelnut groves. A cozy cellar, a panoramic restaurant and accommodation all surrounded by nature; this is a complete destination of cultural tourism, respectful of its heritage and the landscape. “World’s Best Vineyards 2024”, Tenuta Cavalier Pepe is the best Italian winery | winenewsit
11192024 Two Neapolitan children decide to embark on a journey to New York, escaping from postwar poverty in Italy. In the movie actor Pierfrancesco Favino plays the role of the chief officer of the ship on which the children, Carmine and Celestina, secretly board in the port of Naples, becoming illegal passengers. Their goal is to reach the U.S., where they dream of reuniting with Celestina’s sister. Gabriele Salvatores Presents “Napoli – New York“: A Story of Childhood Dreams and Migration | Global Networker
11202024 Pay a visit to Naples, in southern Italy, and you’ll find a magical city that seems to love Maradona and pizza above all else. In the latest episode of Munchies series Chef’s Night Out, we joined an array of legendary local pizza-makers—or pizzaioli, as they’re known collectively—to fill up on delicious Neapolitan slices and seafood. We Went on a Boozy Night Out with the Best Pizza Chefs in Naples | Vice
11212024 The happy island, where everyone collaborates to live according to the principles of agroecology and to feed themselves with organic food, exists. It is called bio-district. Born in Italy, in Cilento, twenty years ago, this virtuous model has spread throughout the world, with 1300 organic territories (80 in Italy) active in the five continents. 'For the sustainable management of resources, according to the principles of organic farming and agroecology'. Bio-districts, the happy island born in Cilento and replicated all over the world | GIFT (Great Italian Food Trade)
11222024 Take KINE 497 with Dr. Devan Romero on this Mediterranean island paradise as you learn about science based health and wellness. Students will enjoy sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and have easy access to nearby locations such as Capri, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Welcome to Ischia! | Italy Abroad Program
11232024 Ste Murray spotlights the Sacra Famiglia Church in Salerno, Italy. His visual essay takes a look at the sunlit stillness of six interlocking circular elements — three of which represent the Holy Trinity — which form this sacred space built by Paolo Portoghesi. Situated beside a school, and within a residential neighbourhood, it is backdropped by scenic, tranquil mountains. Ste Murray captures concrete curves and rings of Sacra Famiglia Church in Italy as it turns 50 | designboom
11242024 Known as the city of the sun, Naples boasts on average 264 days of sunshine per year and acts as the gateway to the south. With abundant cultural activities to experience, archaeological wonders to uncover and delectable foods to savour, there really is no better time to visit Naples as it readies to celebrate it’s 2,500 birthday in December 2025. What’s new in Italy’s Naples, the city of the sun, in 2025 | LLM - Luxury Lifestyle Magazine
11252024 The renaissance period is often described as a time of rebirth and cultural revitalization in Europe. And one city that has truly embraced this rebirth is Naples, Italy. The south of Italy has long been known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and delicious food. But a new city is emerging that is set to redefine the region and become a hub of business, innovation, and culture. The renaissance and the new Naples that is being born | Do Eat Better Experience
11262024 In cruising terms, Emerald Sakara is about as compact as it gets, meaning the yacht can reach smaller ports and harbours that are inaccessible to other cruise lines. Sorrento and the island of Capri can both be explored in one day, but not so for the mighty, made famous by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79. Here’s where an expert guide to the important sites is essential. Why a luxury cruise is the best way to uncover Italy’s ancient secrets | The Telegraph
11272024 The Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria is simply the most dominant feature of the town if you are arriving on one of the many ferries from Naples, Amalfi and Positano, or the islands of Capri or Ischia. It has stayed in the same family hands for five generations, in a world of every hotel changing brands, sub-brands, corporate M&A and private equity takeovers, the Fiorentinos have just got on with the job. Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria, Sorrento: this historic hotel is an oasis of calm | The London Standard
11282024 The Amalfi lemon is bright and fragrant, known for its characteristic tapered shape, thick skin rich in essential oils, low seed count and above-average acidity. Environmental hiker Frank Damiano has brought many through – both foreign tourists and Campania locals alike – to see, smell and hear about the role of Torre village in the production of the Amalfi citrus, as they walk along the Path of the Lemons. CB on the Road: Along the Amalfi Coast’s Path of the Lemons | Culinary Backstreets
11292024 Taurasi still stands apart as something grand and mysterious. It’s made from Aglianico. Wine from the town of Taurasi in Irpinia has had a fine reputation for a long time, but the modern story really starts in 1878 with the founding of a winery by Antonio Mastroberardino, which is still in family hands. The family’s flagship is called Taurasi Radici. Happily Piero Mastroberadino also produces an Aglianico Irpinia at half the price which offers a great introduction to this historic grape. A taste of history | The Critic Magazine
11302024 A short drive down the hill from the Castello, on the fringes of Taurasi lies the cantine of Fratelli Addimanda. Gianluigi Addimanda of Fratelli Addimanda’s wines stood out that morning for their freshness, balance and spicy, floral cherry goodness. But it wasn’t the flagship Taurasi DOCG that was the highlight of the day, rather a humble, yet life-affirming young Irpinia Aglianico DOC Gianluigi poured with lunch. Awakening the sleeping giant of Italian wine | Wineloop
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