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+ wine of Sicily
10 May 2019 + Food and Wine tours Italy, gourmet slow food tours, Italy food tour, Italy Tours, Luxury wine and food tour, Street Food Italy, Travel Blog, wine and food regions Italy

Luxury Wine Tour Sicily

By Bruce White

There is a special atmosphere in the ancient Sicilian markets:  you see people talking and negotiating as immersed in a world that looks like a theatre. Our Sicily Luxury Wine and Food tour takes in the street food of Sicily, including the markets, and visits to some of the unique farmers of this Italian island. […]

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+ Bologna porticos
15 April 2019 + Food and Wine tours Italy, gourmet slow food tours, Italy food tours, Italy Tours, Slow Food Italy, Travel Blog

Postcards from Italy. Bologna

By Bruce White

Head to Bologna for the Ultimate Italy Food Tour Avant-garde culture, fascinating architecture, incredible food…and few tourists? This is Bologna, the capital city of the Northeastern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna and the place to be for an amazing Italy win tour. Perhaps you’ve focused on major Italian heavy-hitters like Venice, Rome, and Florence, but Bologna […]

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+ Sardinia
11 April 2019 + Food and Wine tours Italy, Italy food tours, Italy Tours, Travel Blog, wine and food regions Italy

Flavours of Sardinia A wine and food tour in Italy

By Bruce White

Wine and food tour Sardinia ? yes please. Sardinia is the Heart of Genuine Flavours…. a table laid with delicacies before a crystal clear sea or surrounded by green valleys.  Tasting the island’s traditional specialities never ceases to be an extraordinary discovery.. This is a perfect place for a wine and food tour. We have […]

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4 May 2018 + Farmers Markets round the world, Food and Wine tours Italy, gourmet slow food tours, Italy food tours, Italy Tours, Slow Food Italy, Street Food Italy, Travel Blog

Markets in Puglia Italy

By Bruce White

Puglia is a place where food and wine is truly locavore, reflecting maturity and ease, complexity and freedom. The quality of Apulian ingredients is in the very nature of the lush region and stems from farming and fishing techniques. It is also the driest region in Italy bathed in sunshine that produces radiant fruits and […]

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