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View from the Vernazza sunning rocks.
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My last day in Vernazza, time for a little sunning out on the rocks. Yes, the water is that clear. Too...
Two of Bartolomeo's wines, past and future together -- the classic Cinque Terre DOC 2010, and his Golfo dei Poeti 2009 red.
Bartolomeo Lercari sampling some of his Golfo dei Poeti 2010 red wine used to top up his barriques....
Vernazza's waterfront square, the center of activity in this busy little beehive. Ciao Vernazza -- see you next time.
Drop...Dead...Gorgeous.
The rugged Ligurian mountains tumble into the sea in a dramatic way. This is taken just outside of Monterosso.
Walter de Batte, the man, the winemaker. He's fascinating.
Walter and I tasted all of his latest wines, and enjoyed every minute of it.
Carlaz is a fantastic, crisp white typical of the area.
Another de Batte red. More waiting...
One of Walter's amazing red wines. You'll have to wait for more details in my write-up.
A barrique aging Walter's wines.
Off to visit the cantina of Prima Terra, the brainchild of Walter de Batte, one of the most creative and...
What's a trip to the Cinque Terre without some beach time? The Monterosso beach is the closest thing to...
My reward for making the wild, up-and-down hike from Vernazza to Corniglia is lunch at Cantina del...
The muratori (wall makers) who build these rock walls all along the Cinque Terre are a dying bread. Amazing craftmanship.
But not everything is rough and rugged. This is the approach into Corniglia where it's a pretty easy stroll.
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