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Tucked between the rock and the sea, just a few steps away from the famed BlueGrotto, one comes across Il Riccio, the new restaurant and beach club of the Capri Palace Hotel & Spa. After extensive refurbishments of the historic Add'O Riccio, the restaurant...
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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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Located on the centre of Salerno overlooking the suggestive view of Amalfi Coast Hotel Polo Nautico is an high quality hotel ideal for business and meeting tourist flow. Meeting area, beauty farm, private indoor parking, solarium with private stairs on...
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The Agriturismo Da Regina is a recently refurbished property, equipped with all the modern comfort to ensure a peaceful and relaxing stay in Tramonti, hilly town of the Amalfi coast surrounded by lush chestnut trees and old vineyards, a short distance...
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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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It could be a simplification saying that the Chianti area is simply the land of production of the world famous wine: the Chianti region is, first of all, the land of harmony between the man and the nature, the land of an aristocratic rural, characterized by farms, medieval villages and a special dedication to the agriculture which manifests itself in excellent and original products. At bottom, the Chianti wine is the result of the Chianti area and of the exclusive terroir of this land and not vice versa.
The Black Cock on the labels was adopted for the first time by the Consorzio Marchio Storico Chianti Classico, founded by thirty-three producers in Radda, 1924. DOC status was granted in 1967 and DOCG in 1984.
One of the few region in the world to be acknowledged as a land of wine: with its limitless vineyards, high concentration of wine producing cellars and its wine lodges and wine bars where Chianti really becomes a lifestyle.