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If the map of Italy is now on the table in front of you, then it will not be difficult for you to find the famous region of Italy - Tuscany. Found? On the map, Tuscany looks like a triangle with a base lying on the shore. Seem to be? And nearby is a large island, the largest island of Tuscany - Elba. For its small size, the Elbe is incredibly diverse, it seems that it consists of many small worlds, separated from each other by only a few meters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWDxvLl7WQU DOMAINE Armelle et Bernard RION Burgundy, France… ( 8 Route Nationale, 21700 Vosne-Romanée) , Vineyards of the Domaine are located south of Dijon and near Nuits-Saint-Georges..

Created in 2007 and situated between the revered appellations of Gigondas and Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine Rouge-Bleu cultivates its 9ha of land Vineyard spreads around the farm which was probably built 400 years ago and which some parts are handcrafted 1696..

Château Coutet is the famous winery from Bordeaux. And first of all, it is famous for its sweet wine Sauternes. And the Bordeaux region is famous for its sweet dessert wines, which are produced in the communes of Bomm, Sauternes, Farg-de-Langon, Barsac and Pregnac. Wines from Sauternes and Barsac are considered to be reference and are especially loved by gourmets from all over the world due to the perfect balance of acidity and sugar.

May 03, 2018 , NICK MAFI A Painting by Pablo Picasso Is Now Collectively Owned by 25,000 Strangers The group purchased Picasso’s Musketeer Bust (1968) online for $2 million, paying roughly $50 per person

For the first time in its young history, the "Yellow Road" encountered unforeseen circumstances. The fact is that on the peninsula of Gargano, the region of Puglia, Italy (for those who have not heard about the peninsula Gargano, we give here a little help) a meeting was held with the winemaker Nello. His small winery makes only red wine. Wine MACCHIATELLO (from Macchiia grapes). The history of its creation is as surprising as the peninsula Gargano itself. Nello searches, looks after, restores ancient varieties of vines, which many years ago grew in this region and already from this "ancient" grapes gets its wine ... Red. Of course, it is impossible to include red wine in the Yellow Road ... But it's also impossible not to talk about such a winery. It remains to be hoped that Nello will come up with something with white grapes ... In the near future.

Colline del Vento is a winery, born and raised in Sardinia. It is located in Villasimius, a municipality with a strong tourist vocation of the province of Cagliari, in Brennas

The Yellow Road is already in Tuscany. The first Tuscan producer Borgo Casa al Vento Borgo Casa al Vento is the result of careful restoration by the Gioffreda family who in the early ‘90s restored this architectural jewel to its former glory. Hidden behind the village of Gaiole in Chianti, not only famous for its wine and quality of life but for the famous bike race, Eroica, which takes place every year.

This beautiful contemporary winery, designed by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and built by the Compagnons du Devoir (a traditional French fraternity of craftsmen) with hand-hewn stone from the Luberon, rises at the crossroad between the villages of Vaugines, Cucuron and Lourmarin, where La Cavale’s vineyard extends over forty-two acres.

Soon, the "Yellow Road" will welcome the first participants from Provence ... For me, as for many lovers of art, the history of Provencal towns is associated with the name of Van Gogh, the genius French-Holland painter...

From a total of 395 acres of land, 138 winegrowers bring top quality grapes to the Nals Margreid Winery… Developed over millennia, viticulture is deep-rooted in Italy’s northernmost winegrowing area, South Tyrol. As an important part of the South Tyrolean wine culture, the Nals Margreid Winery is keeping up tradition since 1932. The vineyards extend from Nals, a little town between Bozen and Meran (Merano), all the way to Margreid in the sunny, southern reaches of region, allowing to exploit a remarkable variety of terroirs and locations.

Tenuta Palmeri and its towns: Avola, directly on the sea, picturesque. Noto, a beautiful Baroque city. Syracuse, lively, glad, the largest city in Sicily for centuries. And Catania: lively, full of energy and this fantastic fish market. Modica and Ragusa. Discover! And culture: The Romans were there, before the Greeks, and even today you can see that there is a lot to admire and to experience.

This in Sicily is the active volcano of Etna. This is on Sicily on the northern slope of the Etna volcano there is a functioning winery (zone of Randazzo) of Tenuta di Aglaea. This is a vineyard Nave which is shortly northwest of Randazzo is at a 1.002 meters above sea level.

"Terre di Noto is located in the most southern part of Sicily and Italy, less than 4 km from the Mediterranean Sea, geographically even further south of the North African coast..."

Essay by Galina Vasilenko* “Seven Artworks That Didn’t Impress the World” was published on Vilnius University website on 10th June, 2018. Sergey Etvuhov: “I hope this has never been before, even though it’s hard to impress the modern world with anything”

Near the Austrian border, just south of Bolzano is the estate of Elena Walch... Elena Walch is a leading Alto Adige wine estate, in family hands, and belongs to the elite in Italian wine production, with international success.

Two quotes from Enrico Rivetto - the winemaker and owner of Rivetto We took out vineyards and replanted trees, planted more than a hundred fruit plants of ancient, resistant varieties, we sew old wheat seeds, we built a greenhouse and a vegetable garden managed with organic and biodynamic practices, we created an area for compost, we built an eco-vineyard, where the vineyard lives with small woodlands and rows of aromatic herbs, and we're working on a project to recover old wells and rain waters.

If you go from the French town of Clisson to Nantes, then literally after five kilometers you will find yourself among the vineyards of .Domaine Michel Bregeon

Cantina di La-Vis e Valle di Cembra bears a name and logo that reflect its links with the land and its ancient winemaking traditions. Like the town it lies in, it takes its name from the river Avisio, cascading from the surrounding peaks with all the energy of the spectacular natural landscape that Vis, the Latin word for strength that forms part of that name, so aptly describes...

Friends! First one, but in my opinion, an important observation about the article Alastair Sooke on June 11, 2018 "Van Gogh and Japan ..." published on the BBC website