Semen Under A Blacklight

WINE AND LOVE THE NEW FICTION RAI

The wine goes on television and it becomes fiction. "A Season" is the title of the miniseries (12 hours) which will be broadcast on Raiuno in 2012. Produced by DeAngelisGroup, a production company of Roman De Angelis brothers, the story is set in Tuscany and has the story of two families,
producers of wine and we always compete.
around this rivalry are moving stories of other characters, friends of the players who come from Germany and the UK, attracted by the charm of Italy wine. Still top secret actors, directors, and labels for the inevitable product placement. But "A Season" has all the ingredients to succeed: wine, heritage and traditions of the past, the pleasure of good food and loves and hates
born in the rustic and romantic time of year. On the other hand is not the first time that the wine wins the screen: he has done with the big American productions for movies like "The Walk in the Clouds" filmed in Napa Valley, "Sideway", the movie traveling on vines of the Holy Ynez Valley and "A Good Year" set in Provence (Château La particularly in Canorgue), to which the fiction of DeAngelis casts a clear eye, starting with the title.

Waldorf Salad Using Marzetti Slaw Dressing

LESS QUANTITY 'MORE' QUALITY 'OF AGRICULTURE

If the export of wine Italian flies high, with foreign consumers who are increasingly appreciative of the nectars made in Italy, see domestic consumption - for years - a downward trend. This is reflected, inevitably, on sales at the shelf: in 2010, in supermarkets, the negative trend made itself felt. This is confirmed by the investigation of the wine sales in supermarkets, which highlights that the negative trend covering all the wines made in general. To hold high the flag, only bottles DOC, DOCG and IGT 0.75, in particular the price range of more than EUR 6. To say that, even for the big retail chains, drinking less but drinking better. Data on wine sales in supermarkets are not positive, but it is worth highlighting the excellent performance of the wines with denomination of origin, especially those high-end, reflecting growth in recent years
. What are the most purchased by the Italian DOC wines on the shelf? Excel Chianti and Lambrusco, followed by Nero d'Avola and Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. Among the label "emerging" in the first place we find the Pignoletto (+24.8% on 2009), followed by "multi-regional" Syrah (+18.7%) and the Sicilian Inzolia (+16%), then new entry for 2009, Aglianico, Vernaccia, Ciro and Valpolicella.