#Puglia Wines

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🇮🇹 🍷 TGIF! Enjoying this delicious 2022 San Marzano Talò Primitivo di Manduria (89 pts, $20) from Puglia. Arrived in LCBO VINTAGES last weekend. Great buy! Full review: https://rebrand.ly/b7k98c9

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La Famiglia Cimaglia e il team delle Tenute Cimaglia vi augurano che il vostro Natale sia ricco di momenti di gioia, risate e buona volontà. 🎄

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Artist

Unknown Greek

Culture

Greek (Apulian)

Title

Askos in the shape of a Dog

Date

320–290 BC

Place

Italy

Medium

Terracotta

Dimensions

4 3/8 × 6 × 2 1/2 in. (11.1 × 15.2 × 6.4 cm)

Askos (Ancient Greek ἀσκός "tube"; plural: ἀσκοί - askoi) is the name given in modern terminology to a type of ancient Greek pottery vessel[1] used to pour small quantities of liquids such as oil. It is recognisable from its flat shape and a spout at one or both ends that could also be used as a handle. They were usually painted decoratively like vases and were mainly used for storing oil and refilling oil lamps.

These were extensively traded in and around the Mediterranean. An example of this is UC47602 in the Petrie Museum's collection, which is a Black Glazed vessel with an almost metallic appearance and was originally produced in Greece (the main production was in Attica), Etruria, and was excavated in Memphis.

The original meaning of ἀσκός is wineskin. The early Christian sect of the Ascitae takes its name from them. The Ascodrugitae, however, are unrelated except in a folk etymology.[2]

Apulian Askos in the Shape of a Dog, 320–290 BC

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Saucy times in Cardiff

I wonder what you were thinking when you read this blog post title… well, sorry to disappoint 😞 I’m sure saucy times are to be had in Cardiff, and I……. no, I think I’ll get back to the actual subject of the post. I’m talking egg yolk, double cream, mushroom, blue cheese, parsley, black pepper, and parmesan. Add some chicken and a pasta of your choice (penne does it for me), and you have Cardiff…

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Ruou Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989

Khám Phá Rượu Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989: Sự Kết Hợp Hoàn Hảo Của Hương Vị Và Giá Thành

Rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989 nổi bật không chỉ bởi chất lượng tuyệt hảo mà còn bởi giá thành hợp lý, làm hài lòng nhiều người yêu rượu. Được sản xuất từ những trái nho Sangiovese trồng tại vùng Puglia nổi tiếng, chai vang này đã tạo nên một cơn sốt trên thị trường và gây ấn tượng bởi số "1989" độc đáo in trên thân chai. Để tìm hiểu thêm về rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989, hãy tham khảo Rượu Tốt.

Hương Vị Đặc Trưng Của Rượu Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989

Rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989 sở hữu màu đỏ ruby tươi sáng, đầy quyến rũ. Hương thơm của rượu rất phong phú và đa dạng, chủ yếu dẫn dắt bởi quả anh đào đen chín mọng. Chai vang này còn kết hợp hài hòa với hương vị của mận chín, gia vị cay nồng và một chút vani thanh lịch. Khi thưởng thức, ngoài hương anh đào đen và mận chín, bạn còn cảm nhận được những tầng hương phức hợp như mâm xôi chín, việt quất, và một chút hương hoa tím nhẹ nhàng. Rượu vang này kết thúc với hậu vị dai dẳng, vị rượu tròn trịa, tannin mềm mại trên lưỡi, để lại dư vị ngọt ngào của trái cây chín và một chút gia vị ấm áp.

Thưởng Thức Rượu Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989

Với hương vị đậm đà và cấu trúc cân bằng, rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989 là lựa chọn hoàn hảo cho nhiều món ăn khác nhau. Rượu này kết hợp tuyệt vời với các món thịt đỏ nướng như bò bít tết, sườn cừu, hoặc các món Ý truyền thống như Pasta Bolognese, pizza Margherita. Bạn cũng có thể thử nhâm nhi rượu cùng với phô mai, thịt nguội để có thêm trải nghiệm. Để thưởng thức trọn vẹn hương vị, hãy ướp lạnh rượu ở nhiệt độ từ 16-18 độ C trước khi uống, và sử dụng ly uống rượu vang đỏ có bầu rộng để giúp hương thơm của rượu được bung tỏa tối đa.

Quy Trình Sản Xuất Rượu Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989

Quy trình sản xuất rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989 bắt đầu từ những vườn nho Sangiovese trồng tại Puglia. Nho được thu hoạch và chuyển về nhà máy để làm sạch, sau đó ép lấy nước nho. Nước nho được lên men trong các thùng thép không gỉ ở nhiệt độ kiểm soát 28℃. Sau khi lên men, rượu được chuyển đến bồn chứa lớn để lắng cặn tự nhiên. Khi rượu đã đạt độ trong tiêu chuẩn, nó sẽ được chuyển sang các thùng gỗ sồi để thực hiện quy trình lão hóa trong vòng 90 ngày. Quy trình lão hóa này là một trong những công đoạn quan tr��ng, tạo nên hương vị chính yếu cho rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989.

Kinh Nghiệm Mua Rượu Vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989

Hiện nay, rượu vang Sangiovese Puglia 1989 có thể được tìm mua ở nhiều nơi, từ các sàn thương mại điện tử, trang mạng xã hội đến siêu thị trong trung tâm thương mại. Tuy nhiên, việc mua phải hàng giả, hàng nhái hoặc giá cao hơn thị trường là điều dễ xảy ra. Để đảm bảo chất lượng và giá thành hợp lý, quý vị hãy đến Rượu Tốt. Chúng tôi, với gần 10 năm kinh nghiệm trong ngành rượu ngoại và hệ thống cửa hàng trải dài từ Bắc - Nam, cam kết mang đến cho bạn sản phẩm chính hãng với giá cả hợp lý và dịch vụ khách hàng tận tâm. Hãy liên hệ với chúng tôi qua hotline hoặc fanpage khu vực để đặt hàng và nhận ưu đãi sớm nhất.

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Puglia: trullallero trullallà, taralli e Malvasia a volontà. Vi racconto il mio viaggio in Puglia (e Matera) con i soliti (S)consigli di viaggio

Anche quest’anno una vacanza normale e semplice anche no. Tra i divieti dell’ultimo minuto, abbiamo tenuto duro fino all’ultimo e siamo riusciti a rotolare verso il Sud. ❤ Comunque sarò banale, ma questa “reclusione da Covid” nei confini italiani mi sta imponendo di scoprire meglio la mia Nazione (anche se , cavolo, non vedo l’ora di riprendere un dannato aereo. Si, mi manca anche quando mi…

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Christian Patat Appassimento Rosso Wine (Episode 361)

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TEATRO LATINO PRIMITIVO 2020

“Good wine breeds good times. Good times breed good friends.” Me. (Those old sayings have to get started someplace.) For this installment we travel to the heel of the boot. Puglia is a wine region of Italy that is relatively unexplored. Fitting here because Primitivo wine is more commonly known as Zinfandel. Primitivo grapes have been grown in this region since the eighteenth century and are…

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Saligia kingdoms as real life countries Pt.2

Good day, my esteemed Concordians. I trust this moment finds you in good health and high spirits. Here I am, once again with the last part of the lesson about how "The Creator" copied has taken inspiration from the Earth and created Saligia. I'm not going to take attendance today, so let's get started my dears.

Kingdom of Avari - Japan

Avari, Land of Fire. Home of our beloved Guy who couldn't care less for his fanclub lol. He is a mood. Back to the kingdom, settled by an ambitious people who are blessed by the abundance this volcanic land provides. Rich with underground resources, this is a powerful kingdom. Many veins of valuable ore run through the land, which makes Avarians excellent metalsmiths and crafters of magical weapons. Their most famous export is red coffee.

So why Japan? Japan is a volcanic archipelago with abundant mineral resources and a history of expertise in metallurgy, especially in the crafting of swords and tools (like katanas). Additionally, although coffee culture is relatively recent, there has always been a strong tradition of beverages such as tea and sake.

Kingdom of Luxure - France

Luxure, just hearing the name of this kingdom makes you go bankrupt. Luxure, you would think is the Land of Luxury, but nope, it actually is the Land of Lakes, and home to our favourite womanizer/maneater Fenn (even his name sounds luxurious). Anyway, back to the topic, selected for its vibrant landscape, this land is favored by those that seek pleasure. The fields of art and entertainment flourish in this kingdom, which is also known for its unique attitude towards love and marriage. Here, any one person can be married to multiple other people at the same time. The local specialty here is blue wine.

And what does Luxure has to do with France? Well, actually A LOT. France is known for its vibrant artistic scene, its liberal approach to love and relationships (being a culture open to diverse forms of expression in love), and its tradition of high-quality wines. Similar to Spain, France is another nation with a great sense of fashion, being directly the birthplace of haute couture. All these characteristics have endowed France with unparalleled popularity on a global scale. Fenn would LOVE this place.

Kingdom of Voleri - Italy

Voleri, Land of Plenty. This fertile region was chosen for its ability to feed its citizens' voracious appetites (we have seen it with Rio). This expansive land is known for its agriculture, producing the most food of any kingdom in the magical realm. However, Volerians lack economic trade agreements, which puts them at a disadvantage power- wise. Famous products include Volerian wheat.

Okay, this is another case of a difficult kingdom to identify on Earth, It could try to mimic Argentina. Argentina is a country with vast fertile lands, known for its agricultural production, especially cereals like wheat, and it has faced economic challenges despite its natural wealth. BUT, in my opinion, Italy is the best match for Voleri. Italy boasts vast farmland, rolling green hills, and fertile lands that produce wheat, grapes, olives, and more. Regions like Tuscany and Puglia stand out for the natural beauty of their rural landscapes, where agriculture lies at the heart of the economy and culture, much like in Voleri. Additionally, Italy is renowned for its love of food, with a cuisine that celebrates fresh, local ingredients. Italians are also known for their hospitality and their cheerful, open nature, doesn't that reminds you of our beloved Rio?

Kingdom of Ira - Arabia

Ira, also known as the Land of Deserts. An indignant people opted for this ideal battleground from which to win every fight. An indignant people opted for this ideal battleground from which to win every fight. Surrounded by desert and with few natural resources, the Irian people have focused on enhancing their military might. They have little exportable products, keeping their kingdom afloat through mercenary work instead. I mean, I'm sure it's a beautiful kingdom, but it does sound kinda scary (the mercenary work part took me out).

Now, what does Ira has to do with Arabia? Both Ira and Arabia are defined by vast deserts that create a harsh and challenging environment. These lands are tough, arid, and demand great resilience to survive, symbolizing the strength of their inhabitants. Additionally, Arabia has historically held strategic importance due to its geographical location. So yeah, they are pretty similar.

Isle of Colde - Malta

Finally, our pretty little island. Isle of Colde, the Keeper of Peace. This island was formed in hopes of never bringing war and tragedy to the magical realm again. The Royal Academy of Concordia is located on this politically neutral island. Each kingdom must send their princes here to this microcosm of the magical realm, which serves as a symbol of peace.

And you know what? Exactly! This island has also been pretty difficult to summarize in just one country, but I tried my best. Okay, essentially, it resembles Switzerland more closely. Switzerland is famous for its political neutrality, its focus on peace, and for being a meeting point for diplomats and international students. The idea of a "microcosm" where people from different places gather also mirrors Switzerland as the host of international organizations. Furthermore, its role as a symbol of peace fits perfectly with the image of a neutral and safe place. However, aesthetically, one could say that the best comparison for Colde would be another island, this time called Malta. Malta, as a small island in the Mediterranean, has a long history of serving as a meeting point for various cultures, which aligns with the concept of a neutral place. Malta has been a melting pot of European, Arab, and Mediterranean cultures, and although small, it possesses a unique beauty with its coastlines, historic architecture, and colorful landscapes, making it an ideal location for diplomacy.

And well, that’s all, dear ones. I hope you’ve enjoyed this masterclass about our world and its foundations. Now, back to your studies, you wouldn’t want to end up in section C and get expelled, would you? Bye-bye! Kisses!

Author's note: Again, obviously, none of this information has been confirmed by the developers and creators of the game; it’s just the opinion of a girl who’s way too bored, despite having too many things to do.

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⚡️𝙈𝙀𝙉𝙕𝙄𝙊𝙉𝙀 𝙎𝙋𝙀𝘾𝙄𝘼𝙇𝙀⚡️

📣 Le Tenute Cimaglia hanno ricevuto la "Menzione Speciale" nella categoria Aziende Vinicole al Puglia Food Awards 2024.

🏆Grazie a tutti e siamo onorati e grati per il riconoscimento alla nostra Cantina.

💥Continueremo a portare avanti la nostra tradizione e a offrire prodotti di alta qualità! 🍷

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Zinfandel Day

Zinfandel Day is celebrated on November 17 every year, and we’re going to show you how you can indulge in the excitement. Zinfandel is a type of black-skinned grape that is typically used for making wines. The grapes are known for their high sugar content, which is useful for making wines with an alcohol percentage of more than 15%. The Zinfandel, also known as Primitivo, grows best in a warm but not too hot climate. Its taste varies, depending on the ripeness of the grapes. Zinfandel Day was created in the United Kingdom to give recognition to this exquisite variety of grapes.

History of Zinfandel Day

It is said that the Zinfandel grapes were discovered in the Mediterranean region around 6000 B.C. Shortly after that period, winemaking became prevalent. Zinfandel was found in parts of Croatia, but a lot of the plantation was wiped out by the phylloxera epidemic. The Zinfandel’s genetic structure closely resembles that of Primitivo, which was found in Italy in the 1800s. It was first recognized by the European Union that Primitivo would be a synonym for Zinfandel in 1990. Today both Zinfandel and Primitivo are used interchangeably.

In 1930, Zinfandel agriculture was affected greatly, first by the Great Depression and then by the Prohibition that followed. By the 1960s, Zinfandel was already being referred to as the “lost vine and wine.” In 2002, the Crljenak Kaštelanski variety was discovered in Croatia, and winemakers started mixing Zinfandel and Crljenak Kaštelanski. Soon after, the wine production again rose to prominence. The wines were made mostly in parts of Puglia or Lodi (Croatia).

The Zinfandel Advocates and Producers were formed in the United States for “the preservation, education, and appreciation” of the Zinfandel grapes. Zinfandel Day was created to show love and appreciation toward the Zinfandel grape and the wines produced from it, namely Rombauer, Artezin, Pedroncelli, and Robert Biale. Wine lovers also held Zinfandel tasting days in San Francisco. Zinfandel Day quickly spread to Europe, especially the United Kingdom. It became a day of celebrating one of the world’s most favorite vines and wines.

Zinfandel Day timeline

6000 B.C. Zinfandel Grapes are Discovered

Zinfandel grapes are discovered in the Mediterranean region.

1880 Primitivo is Born

Primitivo, a close relative of the Zinfandel grapes, is found in Italy.

1930 Zinfandel is Almost Extinct

Zinfandel production suffers greatly because of the Great Depression and Prohibition.

1990s Zinfandel Day

Zinfandel Day is created by the Zinfandel Advocates and Producers (ZAP), to honor Zinfandel grapes and the wines made from them.

Zinfandel Day FAQs

How many wine days are celebrated?

There are about 17 national wine day celebrations — from simple wine-drinking days to more specific wine celebrations such as Mulled Wine Day, Zinfandel Day, and Sauvignon Blanc Day.

What does Zinfandel wine taste like?

The taste of the Zinfandel wines depends on the ripeness of the grapes. It might be sweet, semi-sweet, or dry.

What is the difference between Merlot and Zinfandel?

Merlot adds a plummy flavor to the wine. Zinfandel has a rich blackberry/raspberry or pepper flavor and is less bitter compared with the Merlot.

Zinfandel Day Activities

Drink Zinfandel wines

Share it on social media

Read more about Zinfandel grape history

What better way to celebrate Zinfandel Day than to taste some exotic Zinfandel wines? Pour yourself a glass of Zinfandel wines such as Rombauer or Artezin and enjoy the juicy, sweet taste of Zinfandel grapes. Enjoy your drink with friends and family.

Let everyone know that you're celebrating this day. Take pictures of you enjoying some Zinfandel wine with friends and share them on social media. You can also write articles on the origins of Zinfandel grapes and post them online.

Use this day to improve your knowledge. Read more about the historical origins of the Zinfandel grapes — how they were discovered, and how they became one of the most loved grape varieties among wine lovers.

5 Facts About Zinfandel That Will Blow Your Mind

It is used in cranberry sauce

It is a heritage grape

It has wings

White Zin was created in 1972

Austria brought Zinfandel to the U.S.

Zinfandel grapes are sometimes used to give the cranberry sauce a spicy flavor.

The Zinfandel grape is considered by the people of California to be their heritage grape.

The Zinfandel grapevine always has a side branch growing outwards that gives an appearance of a wing.

White Zin was created by the Sutter Home in 1972.

It is said that the Zinfandel was brought to the U.S. by Croatia, under Austrian rule.

Why We Love Zinfandel Day

We appreciate Zinfandel grapes and wines

It gives us an occasion to come together as a family

We improve our knowledge

Zinfandel grapes are some of the most popular grape varieties on the planet. Yet, we feel as though they do not get the recognition they deserve. Zinfandel allows us to appreciate this magnificent variety of grapes and the tasty, high-quality wines produced from them.

This day is to be celebrated with friends and family. Zinfandel Day gives us the chance to invite neighbors or family members over for a few glasses of Zinfandel wines, and a chance to bond with each other.

This is also a day of learning. This day allows us to learn more about the origins of Zinfandel grapes and wines. We learn about how the zinfandel grape almost went to extinction but survived and became one of the most popular red wine grapes on the planet.

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Who: @mobscene-starters Where:Italian Food Festival. Cheese & Wine Tasting When: 19/7/2024 Friday Afternoon

The first event of the festival. It felt good to relax with a bit of wine and watch the people moving around trying the different cheeses. His vote would likely be for Puglia, but he would make sure to taste things as many times as possible. He stopped seeming to recognize someone and raising his glass. "Ciao, eating anything interesting? I'm partial to the Burrata and this nice Proseco." He looked around for eavesdropping Italians before letting out a chuckle. "I don't really know what those are, but they taste wonderful."

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Un giorno all’improvviso mi innamorai di te

Oh Puglia, Puglia mia. Ti porto sempre nel cuore quando vado via.

Sunshine and wine and gelato and the best time was had in Puglia the past week. Italy has truly stolen my heart.