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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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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Their names are Giulia Pompili and Celeste Magara and their welcoming smile strikes us immediately when we go to meet them in Siena, at the Igea Medical Center, one of the two where the young women work. The other is Studio Beside in Grosseto.
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WeEnergy’s deals with renewable energy and energy efficiency, designing and building tailor-made systems for companies, individuals and public administrations throughout the country.
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ntering Le Pietre Serene means feeling welcomed in a large country house. The furniture comes from the recovery of simple objects, with a vintage charm, which restore warmth and familiarity. “We opened our home to others,” says Anna Maria. It is a no-frills welcome, which puts people at the center, making guests feel part of the family.
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Harp is a complex instrument, which requires time, strength and involves the whole body – hands, feet, head and heart.
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I started my profession in 1982, at a time when dentistry was still a rather neglected branch of medicine. Especially in small provincial companies, dental treatments were often handled with approximation by dental technicians, which made things even more difficult. Over the course of my career, I have witnessed an incredible evolution of the profession.
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There is an image that holds all the magic of a new beginning: a thirty-year-old dress brought back to life, a wedding among the vineyards of Le Filigare Wine & Country Relais, and the golden light of the Tuscan countryside gently embracing two young newlyweds.
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Today we are talking about the project espoused by these two territories: ‘The Alps of the Apuan Sea where the sun kisses twice’.
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From 7 to 30 November 2025, the Church of San Francesco in Lucca will once again be the scene of four events, open to the public, designed to explore the many forms that borders can take: geographical, cultural, existential.
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the most surprising creation is Segreto del Mare, a sparkling wine aged for 18 months at a depth of 50 meters in the Tyrrhenian Sea
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Systems-Pool’s activity is now divided between the construction of new swimming pools, the renovation of existing facilities and routine maintenance, which represents a significant portion of turnover.
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The heart of Life is enclosed in a simple but powerful belief: we must not only train the body, but improve people’s lives. This means personalized attention, care for the environment and authentic relationships.
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For Studio Romolini, each project bears its own unique identity: it bears the imprint of the client and requires a dedicated approach.
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