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Your hosts Barry and Debbie Frangipane have spent their lives discovering the secrets of good food, great wines, and life long friendships in many of Europe's most treasured cities and towns... 

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This is the only way to truly experience Italy!! – Debbie K, Sun Coast Travel

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  • June 12 - June 19, 2010

    Amalfi Coast Italy
    The Amalfi Coast is one of the most enchanting destinations in the world, with a spectacular mountainous coastline rising directly from the Mediterranean Sea...

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  • October 4 - 11, 2010

    Wine & Truffles Italy
    Come experience the magic of Piemonte (Piedmont), the home of the rare white truffles and the most important wines in Italy...

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  • Dog Scratcher, Wild Hog, and Big Nasty Dragon

    If there is any comedy to be found in Dante Alighieri's La Divina Commedia (The Divine Comedy), it might in the fifth ditch of the eighth circle (introduced in canto 21), where devils assigned to patrol are called the Malebranche (Evil Claws). Their colorful, often satirical names include: Graffiacane (Dog Scratcher), Ciriatto (Wild Hog), Draghignazzo (Big Nasty Dragon), Cagnazzo (Nasty Dog), and Barbariccia (Curly Beard).

    The joking stops with their given names, though. These diavoli hook and torment one of the sinners (Ciampolo), who tricks the Malebranche in order to escape back into the boiling pitch. They also turn out to have lied to Dante and Virgil, having given them false directions to the next bolgia (ditch of stone).

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