1º Concurso Nacional de Cassola de Sant Blai; VÍ Vid Reports from Torrent.
2018 got off to a cracking start on Monday 5 February (gastronomicaly speaking) with the first Competition of the year, the National […]
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Bodegas Pigar, a passionate winemaker; VÍ Vid reports.
VÍ Vid had met with Antonio Piqueras a couple of times in 2016 when we attended some training days or `Jornadas´ organised […]
Llutxent: 14th Competition for Arroces Caldosos, a VÍ Vid Report.
The gastronomy competitions roll-on and Monday last (23rd October) the competition was in Llutxent for Arròs Caldós with sixteen restaurants chasing the […]
Xth Concurso de Putxero and Postres de Kaki Persimmon, VÍ Vid reports from L´Alcudia.
Every country in the world has its traditional Winter recipes, often hearty stews of meats and vegetables cooked in a single pot. […]
Murviedro, 90 Years Young and still on the Move, VÍ Vid Reports.
Although Murviedro are celebrating their 90th birthday their roots are a little older. In fact their celebrations relate to the period in […]
Valencia Centre Bars, VÍ Vid Recommends Macabeo, Canovas.
Valencia is a vibrant city and one of the pleasures for visitors is browsing its bars and restaurants. Cánovas is one of […]
Iº Concurso Internaciónal Arros de la Valldigna , a VÍ Vid Report.
As we had anticipated we had the pleasure of attending the first edition of this new gastronomy competition on Monday 18 September, […]
Vera de Estenas Launches its New Bobal-a VÍ Vid Report.
Wine made in traditional terracotta amphorae.
VÍ Vid Reviews the forthcoming Gastronomy Competitions.
We have reflected before on the growing number of Gastronomy Competitions in the Valencian Community being introduced as a means of publicising both local traditional dishes and maximising tourism from it, something supported by the Valencian Government and local town halls….and popular with tourists, 73% of whom come to Valencia for the local food and wine. We have already reported on two `Concursos´held earlier this year which were in their second editions, in Cullera and Betera. During September there are two […]
VÍ Vid visits Bodega Joan de La Casa, DO Alicante.
There is a significant trend in winemaking, particularly amongst small wine-makers to avoid using chemicals in the process, including even sulphites. Only natural products are considered acceptable such as manuring the land by allowing local shepherds to let their sheep pass through the vineyards and the use of crops grown between the vines which act as a green manure. There is a total respect for the land and the natural flora and fauna, the environment as a whole and much of the […]
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