Live in Italy Magazine Vol. 3 Dec 2020 Featuring Local Aromas' Valeria and Benedetta Bianchini

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Live in Italy Magazine Digital Edition Vol. 3 December, 2020

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but that gets blown out of proportion during the holidays," writes Live in Italy Magazine's Wine Editor, Stefano Cam­ panini. Read his childhood memory of Christmas Eve dinner and his observations on the preparation of an elaborate festive meal that Stefano names, "The Language of Food." Click here.

"Food and wine is important in Italy,

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Live in Italy Magazine Digital Edition Vol. 3 December, 2020

Holiday Escapes

Live in Italy Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Lisa Morales

writes about her Christmas Romance in Rome... with the Bad Boy of Italian Baroque. Read the best spots to see Caravaggio's paintings while visiting the Eternal City here. This article is also available in Italian.

Click here.

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Chat With Benedetta and Valeria Bianchini

of Local Aromas

There's no such thing as Italian food, declare sisters and

business partners, Benedetta and Valeria Bianchini of Local Aromas.

With over 30 years of experience combined in the food and wine and hospitality industries, they are committed to bring you the local aromas of not only their native Rome, but also unravel the stories behind other regional Italian dishes.

Valeria and Benedetta's life abroad in Thailand and South America enriched their worldly palate, but read why Roman cuisine remained at the center of all they do today. As Italian expats who lived most of their early years abroad, we asked them what they missed most about Rome. Find out more here.

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Live in Italy Magazine Digital Edition Vol. 3 December, 2020

Chat With Two Expats Life in lockdown saw locals across Rome,

Turin and Naples ascend their balconies with instruments, singing and dancing to maintain t h e community spirit, while keeping themselves (and the world's count­ less onlookers) entertained. This moving demonstration of comradery in the face of global crisis was not subject only to Italy's major cities, but took place across the entire country.

Juliana De Brito, proud inhabitant of Le Marche, explains that the Italian country­ side was by no means an exception.

She fondly recounts two neighbours dining together on a "table" created between their two balconies, a s t o r y very much reflective of her favourite Italian saying. "A tavola non si invecchia" ("At the table, you don't get old"), which implies that dining in company is the best tonic for a long, healthy and prosperous fife, as traditionally, Italians never eat alone.

Read Juliana's story written by Bella Thorpe-Woods here.

When we spoke with Mimi M. aka Abroad in Milan, she felt the urge to be frank. Moving to Italy hasn't been easy. Falling in love and finding her partner, Luca has changed her life dramatically and mostly for the better.

However, Mimi expressed the challenges of adapting, being accepted socially and the increased stress of living in Milan during the pandemic - one of the most impacted Italian cities that is now in its second lockdown.

Read Mimi's journey that began in New York and Miami to Milan, and how her love for art and history led her to visit Verona, the city of tragic love.

Subscribe to Live in Italy Magazine on YouTube to watch lost month's "Chat with on Expot" Ashley and Jason Bortner of Lo Tovolo Morche.

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Live in Italy Magazine Digital Edition Vol. 3 December, 2020

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