On the hills that draw the contours of Torrita di Siena, where the horizon seems painted by the skilful hand of a Renaissance master, Poggio Paradiso Resort & Spa embodies the most authentic essence of international quiet luxury.
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The history of the Santoni Distillery began in 1960 thanks to the vision of Gabriello Santoni.
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The museum will be housed in Via Roma, on the ground floor of the municipal building of the Edmondo de Amicis Schools and has been designed as a civic garrison of archaeological memory, a documentation centre of the territory and, in particular, a place of dialogue between scientific research and the community.
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Montepulciano is not only a village of rare architectural beauty, but also the cradle of Vino Nobile, the first DOCG in Italy, a nectar that already in the Renaissance delighted the palates of popes and prestigious families
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Summer is shaping up to be crackling for the oldest trattoria in the town.
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The incidence of fractures in the upper limbs is high both in the elderly population, especially in women due to the greater presence of osteoporosis, and in young subjects following high-energy trauma or sports activities
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Founded many years ago as a small artisan company of excellence, already appreciated and well rooted in the territory, GM became part of the Margheriti Group five years ago. The owner, Alberto Margheriti, immediately grasped its value and potential, starting a growth path aimed at strengthening both the production and the brand identity, confirming its prestige in the panorama of artisan roasters.
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Among the most significant projects is “Mare Nostrum” in Liguria, created in collaboration with the Ravagnan Gallery, which will host the Master’s sculptures in four Ligurian municipalities: Genoa, Portofino, Alassio and Sanremo. The project develops along the coasts of the region, creating a direct dialogue between art, sea and landscape.
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Torrita thus becomes a stage and a musical laboratory that offers enthusiasts and visitors a truly unique show.
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The architectural and interior design intervention was curated by architects Monica Rossi and Claudio Cencetti together with the qualified team of the Archidomus Architecture Studio, of which they are founders. T
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You don’t need to love wine to be enchanted: when you enter the Enoteca Meucci, you realize that the precious and ancient drink brings with it something more ancient and magical, perhaps due to the millenary tradition and legends, or perhaps just to the passion and dedication of those who often devote their entire lives to its production.
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At the Enoteca Meucci they are already working on Christmas and the preparation of baskets for companies and individuals with wines and local products, but also with self-produced pastries, which in addition to panettone includes panforte, ricciarelli, cantucci, zuccherini and ‘mbriachelli’, prepared with wine, sugar and cinnamon.
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Walking through the historic centre of Montepulciano is like flipping through the pages of a story that spans centuries of history. At every glance, in fact, the precious testimonies of that cultural liveliness that has made the town of Poliziano one of the most sought-after destinations in Tuscany open up to the view.
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We have built an intense path between Italy and Europe, with installations and solo shows that have given continuity to a message that is now recognizable: telling the story of life, energy, roots and the tension towards the future through works that dialogue deeply with places and people.
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The people of Sarteano affectionately call it ‘Tripola’, and when in the last issue I spoke of it with emotion and affection, calling it ‘home’, I was referring to the family atmosphere that reigns within these ancient walls in the center of the town.
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For the great Pirandello, theatre staged the contrast between inner life, drives and conventions in which the individual is forced to live. In ancient Greece, tragedy was considered a kind of ‘collective therapy’ that allowed liberation from negative emotions, creating a sense of peace.
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