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New Blog Post from the Fenix Forum! In this post we take a look at Salta and this region′s unique and bold wines! Let us know what you think in the comments. https://lnkd.in/gjUc29bP

Every coffee lover knows Brazilian coffee is one of the best in the world, but have you ever wondered about the journey this heavenly brew takes to get from the lush farms to your favourite mug each morning? ???? In this commercial I had the pleasure of producing for Café Santa Clara, we had the unique opportunity to bring this captivating story to life directly from the verdant coffee farms and bustling processing plants in the Northeast of Brazil. Our aim? To not just showcase the brand's rich coffee but also to immerse our audience in the authentic process that makes each sip so special. One fascinating insight that I discovered was about the coffee beans themselves. Did you know that when you pick a mature coffee bean straight from the plant, it tastes surprisingly sweet? This little nugget of information delighted our team, and everyone wanted to try it! It's these unexpected details that truly enrich one's appreciation for the final, roasted perfection we enjoy daily. Creating this commercial was a journey in itself, akin to the path each coffee bean travels from farm to cup. It was a reminder of the art, the science, and the myriad of hands that contribute to our morning rituals. It's always nice to bring a piece of the Northeast of Brazil, a region that doesn't always get as much attention as it deserves, and its coffee-making magic to screens around the country. I'd love to hear your thoughts or any coffee-related stories you might have. How does coffee inspire your day, or have you had a unique coffee experience during your travels? Share your stories in the comments below—let's celebrate our mutual love for coffee together! #CoffeeLovers #BrazilianCoffee #BehindTheScenes #ShareYourStory #NotBeforeMyCoffee

Here is a New Blog Post about Mendoza, the place I chose to call home for 15 years. Share your wine experiences from Mendoza in the comments!

A rhetorical question for the curious mind: What desserts would scream "Belgian" (or, in some cases, just "Flemish") louder than the mighty chocolates or waffles? Brittle on the outside and gooey on the inside, cuberdons might have had a chance to compete with Belgian pralines for international fame if not for their shorter-than-expected shelf life. Please use the following link to read a short article I wrote on this subject if you are interested in this lesser-known treat from East Flanders.

?? A Hungarian rosé winemaker decided to internationalise his business and enter China’s market. Over the past seven years his small family business had grown, so the SME now enjoyed a solid presence at various European markets and entering China seemed like a logical next step and an attractive market due to its size and rising appetite for wine. After extensive market research and gaining expertise on how to internationalise sales, the businessman was confident of this next step. ?? Read the full case study: https://lnkd.in/ej2kDdps #KnowBeforeYouGo #IPprotection #IPHelpdesk

Celebrating International Wine Day by raising a glass to the top highlights of the Indian wine market! Just as a fine wine finds its way to the perfect table, our market entry services help businesses find their perfect market. ??Cheers #InternationalWineDay #MarketEntry #GlobalBusiness #CheersToSuccess Get your free consultation for your business at Assist Asia today and plan your global business expansion!

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In the new Annali d'italianistica I had plenty of room in a review-article to discuss the interesting developments and publications during and around the Calvino year 2023. I hope to have done justice to the many interesting volumes: https://lnkd.in/dfAfbgDH

Learn about Sri Lankan Teas historically known as Ceylon Teas.