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The History of the Brioschi

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By Italian Americans, Patrick Carone 
| America Domani
One of the clearest memories of Sundays at my grandma’s house—along with scratchy Lou Monte records (Dominick > Rudolph), a VHS of Fatso on a constant loop (“Get the honey, Junior!”), and roof-of-the-mouth-scalding, straight-from-the-frying-pan meatballs flattened into hockey pucks (is that a Calabrese thing?)—is sneaking off to the bathroom and tossing Brioschi into the toilet.
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Road & Track’s ‘Maranello a Monza’ Experience Was a Week of Italian Supercar Bliss Original

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By Patrick Carone 
| Road & Track
There’s an area in northern Italy, roughly between Milan and Bologna, that has achieved near-mythical status among car and racing lovers. Within the confines of “motor valley,” iconic builders Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, and Pagani—as well as the coachbuilders at Zagato—have sculpted motorized pieces of art for over a century. Earlier this month, guests on Road & Track’s Maranello a Monza trip experienced everything the region has to offer. And then some.
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De dios del rock a maestro enólogo rosado: una conversación con Jon Bon Jovi

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By Patrick Carone 
| Entrepreneur
Este artículo fue traducido de nuestra edición en inglés utilizando tecnologías de IA. Pueden existir errores debido a este proceso. En estos días, Jon Bon Jovi está viviendo en una vid. Vid de uva, eso es. Hampton Water El ícono del rock lanzó Hampton Water Wine junto con su hijo Jesse Bongiovi y el aclamado enólogo francés Gérard Bertrand a principios de este año, y la semana pasada, Wine Spectator lo nombró el mejor rosado de 2018 en su ranking Top 100 Wines.
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