Modo di Bere TV Trailer
Why are we obsessed with drinks and dialect? Modo di Bere connects biodiversity and linguistic variety, in Italy and beyond, through local drinks and local sayings.
& the people who keep local culture alive
Why are we obsessed with drinks and dialect? Modo di Bere connects biodiversity and linguistic variety, in Italy and beyond, through local drinks and local sayings.
“Is not a game Beatrice! Make sure you can always come back in the same way you started.”
The bracket-style tournament to determine which Season of Modo di Bere TV we'll edit and publish first relaunches on Sept 3! Support
Why are we obsessed with drinks and dialect? Modo di Bere connects biodiversity and linguistic variety, in Italy and beyond, through local drinks and local sayings.
RT's adventures in the magnificent Dolomites region of Trentino-Alto Adige
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In the heart of Texas wine country, the last living speakers of Texas German gather at an old schoolhouse to play dominoes. On the Texas High Plains, two friends keep
In one of Italy's most underrated wine regions, every bite of food is a spiritual experience.
In the Modo di Bere TV pilot, Rose Thomas vists the most linguistically diverse location in the history of the planet: Jackson Heights, Queens.
“Is not a game Beatrice! Make sure you can always come back in the same way you started.”
“Aha!” said Fabio. “But in Venice, we drink Spritz all day! And not with Aperol, with Select!” He paused and looked at me seriously: “Never more than five.”
Back then, like many new drinkers, I didn’t know that wine could have a “reputation.”
The thrill of being able to open my windows and open any bottle I want, without stressing that it’s too warm, hits me with the perfect breeze.
Rose Thomas is a wine writer in love with local drinks and local sayings.
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Michele manages a neighborhood wine shop, teaches writing and writes non-fiction.
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