CIARAMICOLA SYMBOL OF PERUGIA
Perugia’s city is located in the Umbrian region’s heart, about two hours north of Rome. In addition to remarkable architecture and Universities, the town is the second capital of the country for chocolate after Turin. Women especially know about Perugia because of the Baci chocolates, filled with toasted hazelnuts, wrapped in multilingual love notes, written in several languages. Since 1922 the Baci have saved relationships with chocolate romance. The city also hosts a European chocolate festival every year. Hundreds of chocolate producers line the quaint city street, providing free tastings and purchases to thousands of chocolate lovers.
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I never met Alessandro de Renzis Sonnino. And I regret that.
De Renzis Sonnino, the elegant, silver-haired and bearded Tuscan aristocrat who took over his family’s Castello Sonnino and its Chianti vineyards in Montespertoli more than 30 years ago, succumbed to COVID-19 at the beginning of this month. He was 64 still in his wine prime.
“It is a big loss for us, but also for the world of wine,” lamented Castello Sonnino enologist Renato Iaconi, who worked closely with the man many knew simply as the Barone. “He was the kind of figure who is disappearing from the world. A romantic figure who is not interested in business, but in caring for his estate as in the past.”