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We have explored the history of Leonardo Wine Lover; now it is time to look at the present and imagine the future. We will do this through our Journal, where we collect news, events, in-depth information, curiosities, everything that lives in the name of the Genius, both inside and outside the wine glass.

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The perfect combinations for the Easter menu
Food & Wine

The perfect combinations for the Easter menu

In Italy, Easter is not only a religious celebration, but also an excellent food and wine occasion to taste typical dishes and enjoy the pleasures …

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The Annunciation by Leonardo da Vinci
Art & Culture

Leonardo’s Annunciation: secrets and curiosities

“The Annunciation” is one of Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous works, along with the “Mona Lisa“, the “Lady with an Ermine” or the “Last Supper“. …

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Sangiovese: history, characteristics and food-matchings
Wine Guide

Sangiovese: history, characteristics and food-matchings

Sangiovese is the most cultivated red grape variety in Italy, covering around 11% of the total Italian vineyard area. It is widespread in many regions …

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The winery inspired by the Genius
Wine Guide

5 Wines to combine with a barbecue

Which wines should you pair with grilled meat? It’s a common question when a friend invites you to their BBQ and you decide bring a …

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Leonardo da Vinci agronomist, oenologist and taster
Wine Guide

Leonardo da Vinci agronomist, oenologist and taster

“Wine, the divine liquor of grapes“: it is with these that Leonardo da Vinci referred to wine and grapes over five centuries ago. Leonardo da …

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Leonardo da Vinci and the journey to Romagna: Duomo di Faenza
Territory

Leonardo da Vinci and the journey to Romagna: Duomo di Faenza

In 1502 Leonardo da Vinci spent six months of his life in Romagna, commissioned by Cesare Borgia to study new fortification systems and infrastructures, to …

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