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Wine Tasting in the Perugian Countryside – Cantina Goretti

ByCasey Bryan November 15, 2011

There is nothing like a 5km walk to get your taste buds pumping for a wine tasting. Recently I stayed at the Perugia Farmhouse and as part of their ‘activities board’ they mentioned a wine tasting at a local winery just up the road from them for 10€ per person, so I thought why not….

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Wine & Food

The Epic Italian Pizza Adventure through Rome & Napoli

ByCasey Bryan November 7, 2011June 22, 2014

Roma 1. Pizza Tonde Da Asporto Corner of Via D.Fontana & Via M.Boiardo Top tip: Never buy pizza from a ‘Kebab/Pizza’ shop – I know it was stupid to even attempt it, the only good thing was the tomato sauce was made from some nice fresh tomatoes. Absolute rip off however – 2 slices (more…

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Wine

The Royal Wine House & Wine Cellar Museum – Budapest, Hungary

ByCasey Bryan October 15, 2011July 2, 2017

I had only time to visit one; it was a decision between ‘The House of Hungarian Wines’ and ‘The Royal Wine House & Wine Cellar Museum’ (Kiralyi Borhaz es Pince Muzeum). I think it was the Royal in the name that made that decision rather quick for me as well as having the chance to…

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Wine Education

The Oldest Vine in the World – Maribor, Slovenia

ByCasey Bryan October 14, 2011

Along Vojasniska Street at number 8 in a small city in the North-East of Slovenia you will find an old building with a grape vine winding its way up the front of the building. The building is located on the left bank of the River Drava and it is this vine that has survived two…

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Wine Reviews

The House of Croatian Wines – Zagreb, Croatia

ByCasey Bryan October 10, 2011April 16, 2015

The best way to experience wine is of course going to the source – a vineyard. However while in Zagreb recently I found the perfect solution for someone who doesn’t have the time to get out to the wine roads but wants to taste some great Croatian wines in the perfect setting. The House of…

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Wine

Backpacking through Europe with Eurail – Lake Bled, Slovenia

ByCasey Bryan October 4, 2011

You shouldn’t be allowed to have a buffet breakfast unless you know how to properly overindulge and in backpacker terms that means eat enough to cover both breakfast and lunch so you only have to buy dinner. So we made sure we did this good and proper on our last morning in Salzburg (even 2…

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Wine

Backpacking through Europe with Eurail – Salzburg, Austria

ByCasey Bryan October 3, 2011

I go to the hills when my heart is lonely, I know I will hear what I’ve heard before, My heart will be blessed with the sound of music, And I’ll sing once more. I’m sorry Morgan, but I really couldn’t help it… I just had to download The Sound of Music and watch it…

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Backpacking through Europe with Eurail, Vienna – Austria

ByCasey Bryan October 3, 2011

The 5 and a half hour trip from Prague to Vienna was rather relaxing. The whole train was made up of 6-seat compartments and either everyone thought we smelt or we had it lucky as we had a whole compartment to ourselves for the full journey. We also had to use up the rest of…

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Backpacking through Europe with Eurail – Prague

ByCasey Bryan September 30, 2011June 28, 2017

I have to admit that neither Morgan nor I knew much about the Czech Republic at all. However the train journey from Berlin to Praha – otherwise known as Prague definitely put us in high spirits. The journey from Schona to Prague was gorgeous. Colourful little houses dotted the countryside as the train straddled the…

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