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Article by Gina Tringali
Photos by Susan Wright
Count Paolo Marzotto’s retirement bet, that he can put Sicily further onto the wine map, starts to pay off. | [ilink url=”http://ginatringali.gtfoodandtravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Count-Marzotto-Italianicious-7–10-np.pdf” style=”download”]Count Marzotto’s Sicilian Dream [pdf 1.9mb][/ilink]
Article by Gina Tringali
Photos by Susan Wright
Ah! Italian espresso. We hear a lot about it, but if you find yourself in the “Eternal City,” where do you head for the ultimate caffeine fix? Photographer, Susan Wright and correspondent, Gina Tringali, went in search of the not-to-be-missed, artisan outlets. (Published in BeanScene)
[ilink url=”http://ginatringali.gtfoodandtravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Artisan-Coffee-Dec-2010-np.pdf” style=”download”]When in Rome [pdf 360kb][/ilink]