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Living a Life in Colour

a guide to Italian food, wine and culture

Happiest sheep in the world?

August 5, 2014 By wooweiduan Leave a Comment

Sardegna may be home to some of the happiest sheep in the world, thoughtfully grazing overlooking some of the most spectacular coastline in the world. This is reflected in the cheese. The morning we went to the farm of Sa Mandra in Alghero, they were churning the ewe’s milk to make ricotta. First they put… 

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Filed Under: Food, footer, Holiday, Travel Tagged With: cheese, pecorino, sardegna, sardinia

The idyllic family holiday destination

July 29, 2014 By wooweiduan Leave a Comment

We took the boys and my father on a tour of northern Sardegna and found it to be, like many places in Italy, extremely family friendly. The location was potentially even more appealing to us because living in a large metropolis like Hong Kong, we were sensory deprived. Our ears were full of the sounds… 

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Filed Under: Children, Family, Holiday, Travel Tagged With: agriturismo, al tuguri, alghero, asinara, boat, capo caccia, castelsardo, children, cormorano, costa smeralda, grotto di nettuno, horseback riding, kids, las tronas, maddalena islands, neptune's cave, porto cervo, porto rafael, sa mandra, sailing, sardegna, sardinia, spargi island

Scotland’s more exotic cousin?

July 15, 2014 By wooweiduan Leave a Comment

Before coming to Sardegna, I had always heard of the pastoral heritage of the island influencing the meat-laden cuisine, leading to a vision of a tropical Scotland in my mind. I had not expected the raw beauty of the arid vegetation, called the macchia mediterranea, contrasted against some of the most striking coastline in the… 

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How much do you know about Easter?

April 15, 2014 By wooweiduan Leave a Comment

Colomba di Pasqua by Nicola

Tradition Easter is a traditional religious holiday to celebrate the day that Christ rose from the grave after the crucifixion. During the Easter week there are religious processions throughout Italy, often with participants wearing traditional dress and carrying palm fronds or olive branches (a reference to the palm branches a symbol of goodness and victory… 

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