UNISG Voices - Pagina 9

UNISG Voices - Pagina 9

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Analysis
Chianti Memories

16 September 2016

In 1716, Cosimo III’s edict defined an area particularly suited to winemaking

Analysis
The Eco-Gastronomy Project, midway through 2016

13 September 2016

Pinned to the corkboard over my desk are four plastic sheet-holders bearing e-tickets for Quito,...

Reviews
Toba or not Toba? It’s not even a question!

25 July 2016

When GEN Education’s kind invitation to participate in a tour around Toba area in Japan came...

Events
IFAD on the Frontline of Rural Development

06 June 2016

Development, family farming, food sovereignty and the rights of peoples: We hear lots of talk...

Focus On
The loneliness of Macuco, or how to save and taste a rare and delicious bird

18 May 2016

In Cordeiro, a municipality located in the State of Rio de Janeiro, in the Central Fluminense...

Reviews
FOOD CULTURE, CONSUMPTION & SOCIETY

06 May 2016

“If you have any idea of using new media to study food waste feel free to share it with us.”...

Reviews
On a Pirate Ship, in My Pajamas

30 March 2016

One Intern's Voyage Aboard a Michelin-Starred Kitchen

People
The game of cooking

10 February 2016

My first experience in a Michelin starred restaurant was at the Sicilian restaurant “Madia”...

People
The Art of Naples’ Pizzaiuoli as UNESCO Heritage: Presenting a Master Thesis at Sorbonne University

25 November 2015

Giuseppe De Cesare, UNISG alumnus and wine specialist based in London, went to Paris to present...

People
Italian wine meets China...

23 November 2015

What is an Asian language graduate with a specialization in Chinese economics and history doing...

Analysis
Alessandro Ceretto’s Vineyards: Open-Air Classrooms for the Wine Master

18 November 2015

Wine is not just an object to be smelled and tasted. It is an active protagonist, which involves...

People
Riikka Sukula: a love for Barolo

11 November 2015

“Why did I want to do this Master? Because I’m the only Scandinavian who has moved to the...