Bistecca alla cacciatora Most Italians – especially those from central Italy – have a strong affection for the wild porcini mushrooms. The name alone gives a hint of the particular qualities, as ‘porcini’ means ‘piglet’ and the fungi do have a chewy meat-like taste and texture. Besides porcini have a symbiotic relationship with the trees [...]
Verdicchio wine
July 9, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The Verdicchio wine DOC is produced from an ancient grape of the Marches. Verdicchio has been commercially successful in the world since the ’60s in its simple version, fresh and youthful. The high efficiency allows the Verdicchio fresh sparkling wine, but its most precious vocation has been improved only recently, thanks to products firm and [...]
_Malloni I_Malloni and Fall / Winter Presentation
July 8, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Particularly _Malloni is built on shades ranging from bronze to dark brown, from medium gray, nickel; There are mats of wool plated with gold foils and viscose is laminated with a dark silver. The knitwear is noted: fineness 3, to lace stramato. The fur is wool and silk threads floating: here sought and wild blend. [...]
Kurni – Oasi degli Angeli: tradition and territory
June 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment
House, cellar, an eatery open at week-ends, vineyards, a kitchen garden and rabbit hutches make up the haven in the Sant’Egidio valley, site whose biodiversity is protected by European Union, that Marco Casolanetti and Eleonora Rossi came back to in 1990s after finishing university in Bologna. She, a would-be teacher and a fantastic cook, returned [...]
Panting with wine: EnoArte from Le Marche
June 2, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Can a painting get older, just like a man does? Just as in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, my wine-made paintings do. While making some experiments with wine as a source of colour – many others had already tried, but they never really succeeded – I realized all the difficulties of such technique: [...]
Le Marche Wines by clubviniitaliani.co.uk
May 31, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Le Marche is geographically one of the most unusual regions of Italy, being bordered on one side by the Apennine mountains and on the other by the sea. The climate is tempered by warm sea breezes throughout the year, giving wonderful growing conditions, and the mountainous area to the west benefits from higher altitudes and [...]
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