9 Italian wines you should know (and taste)
For years Britons have drank litres and litres of Chianti. Every Italian trattoria in London used to have the typical wicker wine bottle,…
Read More
The dot that can change your life
Don’t call it networking. Simona Barbieri makes a very clear point. Networking, the way it is, does not work anymore, above all for…
Read More
8 facts you might not know about Vespa
1. Vespa was born on 23rd of April 1946, catering for a post-war, poor but energetic country, in need of everything but…
Read More
Francesco Paleari
Communication designer and photographer. Grown in Milan. Loves the mountains, and likes to whistle with grass blades.
Read More
Alessandra Cembali
Alessandra Cembali, 26 years old, Romagnolissima and a very normal person. After my degree in architecture I decided to have a short break and to…
Read More
JOB OF THE MONTH BEING SOMMELIER
Tania Solito, 25 years old, Works as a sommelier at the Atelier de Joel Robuchon
Read More
THE CANNY CORNER
Domenic Pini, from Pini Franco LLT, on the “Residence and Non-Domicile” issue. at some point in the tax year, you move…
Read More
Pleasure for the eyes, pleasure for the palate
A trip to the most beautiful vineyards designed by starchitects If you want to sped few days wondering around beautiful building and…
Read More
BBC fools their public
It was Fool Day in 1957 when the serious and professional voice of Richard Dimbleby told the huge BBC audience about the early harvest…
Read More
How Britishness changed my life
Michele Cuccovillo, CEO of Netberg, founded his company a little more than a year ago and becoming a little ‘British’ in his attitude helped…
Read More
“The jungle is my safest place”
Simone Sbaraglia and his life with a camera He teaches maths at University of Cagliari and Luiss in Rome, and we bet his…
Read More
Roberto Andò and the impossible freedom
Do you see yourself more as film director or writer? I feel a little schizophrenic sometimes, jumping from one life to the other. Writing…
Read More