This place is paradise
Posted by VinePair on Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Sardegna is the “Wild West” of Italy. On this island rich with history, some people still speak Sardo, an ancient language derived from Latin, Arabic, Spanish, and Catalan. It’s a place that often plays second fiddle to Sicily and is even forgotten as being a part of Italy in the first place. However, once you travel to Sardegna, you’ll immediately realize you’re in paradise. A paradise where the people are warm, the seafood is to die for, and the grapes actually grow on the beach! Come along as we journey to Sardegna to explore its outstanding wines and beautiful landscapes.
By: VinePair Staff | VinePair
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