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An innovative mix of design, art and high-tech: La Brezza Net Art Café is that and more! Located on the Spiaggia Grande of Positano, the pearl of the divine Amalfi coast, absorbed in an atmosphere of cool sophistication and surrounded by a landscape of...
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Since 1908 the De Riso family has been running a bar/tobacconist's shop in the town's main square; they have become famous in the whole Amalfi coast by making ice creams and lemon granita in the summertime. After studying as cook and working as chef in...
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Lido Capo di Conca is all you could possibly want for spending relaxing moments on the Amalfi Coast! Perched in one of the most beautiful and untouched spots of the whole coast, easily reachable through a comfortable car vellet service, Lido Capo di Conca...
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Located in Maiori, along Corso Reginna, parlor of the beautiful coastal town, the Restaurant Pineta 1903 is one of the most famous venues of the Amalfi coast, since 4 generations already. Completely refurbished both in furniture and structural elements,...
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Overlooking the main square of Ravello, just few meters from both the Cathedral and the entrance to Villa Rufolo, the Duomo Caffè is the exclusive wine bar of the City of Music. It is a very welcoming and refined bar that will surprise you for the wide...
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A land of vineyards
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Trieste offers some typically local red wines, such as the traditional Terrano, the so-called blood of the Carso because of its colour and full-bodied taste, or Refosco d'Istria with its slightly grassy flavour. The Refosco vines are grown in red earth which gives to the grapes plenty of iron and to the wine its unmistakable taste. On the other hand, Vitovska is a fresh, dry white wine from a local drought-resistant vine which can also tolerate the cold wind, the Bora, and the straw-yellow colour of Malvasia - a superb accompaniment to fish - is easily recognizable. While in the area, visitors should also sample two other white wines, Moscato d'Istria and Ribolla. The valued local variety called Glera is sometimes called a synonym for the Prosecco grape, and sometimes an earlier type of it.
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The characteristics of these local wines vary according to whether the vines are cultivated on the Carso or along the littoral. These latter vines are considered to have a better structure with a higher alcoholic content and lower acidity.