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The Wines Of Piemonte By David Way: Book Review

This is a guest review from Mark Evitts. The Wines of Piemonte describes Piemonte (or Piedmont) as a “wine explorer’s dream”. With 59 distinct wine regions, the area offers a vast variety of wines for the curious visitor, both well-known and unfamiliar. David  Way’s extensive research and structured presentation make this book an essential guide

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Soul Of Rome By Carolina Vincenti: Book Review

I’ve previously reviewed Secret Rome, a book which scratched beneath the city’s skin to find the places that even the locals don’t know about. But a new title – Soul of Rome from Jonglez Publishing – attempts a seemingly even more impossible quest. Here Carolina Vincenti identifies “30 exceptional experiences” that encapsulate the real Rome,

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Walking The Via Francigena From Lucca To Rome: Book Review

Long distance walks are one of my favourite ways to explore, a completely different perspective on a country’s culture, countryside and communities. I’ve done a few of these walks in England, but none yet in Italy. But a new guide from Cicerone, Walking The Via Francigena From Lucca To Rome, could be just the inspiration

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