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The Arbustus Tags: nature & landscape, traditions & folklore, history & culture, food 0 Comments

While most of us know that the Arbutus is an evergreen sapling, typical of the Mediterranean scrub in Sardinia, perhaps not everyone knows that during the Italian Risorgimento&nbs...
Read MoreBeer In Sardinia Tags: arts & artisans, food, 0 Comments

A nice glass of cold beer on a sunny day and you feel it down your throat, taking away the dryness and switching it into a delicious and thirst-quenching bitterish taste while lying under the umbrell...
Read MoreThe Precious Wines Of Sardinia Tags: nature & landscape, history & culture, food, experiences & activities, 0 Comments

The history of wine in Sardinia has very ancient origins. Iron Age’s Nuragic who lived on the island between 900 and 750 a. C. was the first red wine producers in the Mediterranean. This...
Read MoreSu Zinzulu: The Jujube Tags: nature & landscape, food, 0 Comments

The vegetation in Sardinia is mainly formed by the Mediterranean scrub which includes holm oak, cork, phillyrea, arbutus and some species of juniper (high scrub), and the lentisk, the heather, the s...
Read MoreSan Gavino Saffron Tags: food, 0 Comments
The San Gavino Saffron has organoleptic properties unique in the world for its colouring power, its flavour, its aroma and for its therapeutic properties, that deserved the recognition of the ...
Read MoreOrosei: Saint Anthony Abate's Bonfire Tags: traditions & folklore, history & culture, food, experiences & activities, 0 Comments

Orosei is located at the foot of a volcanic hill on the Cedrino river valley, an hour and a half from our Gabbiano Azzurro Hotel & Suites, 100 km south. Historic capital of the southern Ba...
Read MoreDiscover the bread of Sardinia Tags: traditions & folklore, food, experiences & activities, 0 Comments

Familiarizing with the Sardinian bread world is a really interesting journey. Tourists generally know and appreciate the famous Carasau bread in the form of a disc, also called "music pap...
Read MorePasta: A Rich Tradition Of Sardinia Tags: arts & artisans, traditions & folklore, food, 0 Comments

Pasta in Sardinia, rich in wheat since ever, has its peculiarities to be discovered. We know that early remains of wheat have been found in the nuragic ancient ruins, we can, therefore, estimate...
Read MoreBottarga: The Golden Caviar Of Sardinia Tags: food, 0 Comments

Its flavour and its scent immediately lead us to Sardinia, to the crystal blue sea and to the warm golden beaches. On these shores, the Phoenicians almost three thousand years ago and&...
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