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Wines of Slovenia - Mat'Kurja

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Slovenian Premium Wines

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Wines of Slovenia - wineloverspage.com

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Blue Danube Wine - Slovenian Wines

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The Wine Rack Store Considers Slovenia - Wine Racks

Youth will be invited to take lessons from these men, while wine makers from Slovenia display what goes on their wine racks. Take a guided tasting with the vintners. Learn about the making of Idrija lace and watch displays by ...

Steel wine blog: Slovenian wine from Lidl

Slovenian wine from Lidl. An excellent high quality wine from Lidl. Try finding a better Chardonnay for £6.49! It can't be done! The vineyard of Collio crosses the border between Italy and Slovenia. Limestone and sandstone ...

Steve Kalec's Slovenian wine stone « The Fire Lizard

During the course of the weekend, Steve mentioned that he was planning to travel to 'the old country' – Slovenia – in October 2011, and while there to try to source some wine stone (Tartarus Crudus or crude tartar).

Car Hire Offers Slovenia - Wine Books And Guides

When it comes to car hire offers in Slovenia, they're changing all the time. Again because of the growth in competition between car hire companies, car hire offers in Slovenia are one of the ways they attempt make their ...

Ljubljana, Slovenia « Roadsrus's Blog

Thirdly, how did Slovenia happen? It's earliest well-documented period was as the colony of Emona when the Romans became the first invader to fall in love with this region's wines. More recently, Slovenia was occupied by ...

Does anyone have access to Slovenian wine in the US?

My great-grandfather grew up on a vineyard in Novo Mesto, Slovenia. I'd like to try some wine from Dolenjka region of Slovenia. Any idea how to get it? I've googled to death.
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Restaurants in Slovenia?

I am planning a short visit to Slovenia (Ljubljana) with my girlfriend this weekend. I would like to take her to dinner somewhere nice on Saturday night. Perhaps somewhere out of town where we can sample authentic Slovenian food and wine. Any suggestions?
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Which is one of the most beautiful regions in Europe for vacation, what do you think about Istria in Croatia?

Istria is the western most county of the Republic of Croatia, and it is the largest Croatian peninsula. For Central European countries Istria is the nearest tourist destination to the seaside. It borders the Republic of Slovenia to the north, and to the west shares the sea border with the Republic of Italy., Its surface covers the area of 2.820 km', making a triangle from the river Dragonja on the west part, down to Cape Kamenjak, the most southern point of Istria, and to the east up to the massif Učka, with the highest point of 1.396 m above sea level. The Adriatic Sea washes all three sides of the Istrian indented coast, which extends across 445,1 km, being twice the length of the Istrian road line. The western Istrian coast is 242,5 km long and together with the coastline of the islands and islets stretches out on a 212,4 kilometres surface. Istria is traversed by the 45th parallel of latitude north, and thus the Istrian peninsula is situated just in the middle of the north hemisphere, or midway between the equator and the North Pole. The weather conditions are characterized by the mild Mediterranean climate, with warm and dry summers and mild pleasant winters. The sunshine amounts to 2.388 sunny hours on the average yearly. Because of the long, mostly sunny days, the longest insolation on the Istrian beaches is 10 hours daily during the summer time. There are several characteristic winds in Istria, as bora, a fierce cold northerly wind blowing southwards and bringing cloudless sky, sirocco, a hot wind blowing from the south bringing the rain, and mistral, a landward breeze blowing from the mainland to the sea. Along the coastline and on the islands there prevails the landscape with pine trees and green Mediterranean bushes, with a great number of holmoaks and strawberry trees. Woods cover nearly one third of the Istrian territory. The lowest sea temperature is in March varying between 9 and 11 °C, and the highest sea temperature is in August reaching 24 °C. The average sea salinity amounts from 36 to 38 °/C. The mild climate enables pleasant stay in Istria during the whole year. Spring time is particularly suitable for recreational stays for lovers of cycling, mountaineering, free climbing, spelunking, air sports, and diving. Summer time is advisible for staying in the renowned tourist resorts along the coast. Tourists wistful of active vacation in the months of June, July and August, with sunny days and the worm sea, are offered numerous and particularly attractive happenings with different amusements and public entertainment. The Indian summer, in late autumn, is stunningly fascinating in Istria. In September and October, when the temperature is still pleasant for staying at the seaside, one can enjoy the incredible colours of the well preserved and genuine Istrian landscape. Strollers can relax in the enchanting environment and fresh air, enjoy the hospitality of the Istrians, participate in mushroom picking, almost all over Istria, or in the event of Marunada, the gathering of marron chestnuts in the area of Lovran. By going on various interesting excursions turists will realize that a day is always too short for discovering so many Istria's peculiarities. In winter, when days are shorter and colder Istria does not lose its allurement. Istrian people during the colder period will also warmly accept their guests, with whom will gladly have a chat beside the fireplace, while drinking wine and enjoying good food. http://croatia-istria.net
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Transylvania part2?

Research Study Regarding the Way in which Foreign Visitors Perceive TransylvaniSie a As a Tourist Destination, at the Level of the City of Cluj-Napoca 1.)What feelings do you associate with Transylvania as a tourist destination? 1. Rather positive2. Indifference3. Rather negative4. DK/NA 2.)Have you visited Transylvania more than once? 1. Yes2. No 2.1. If YES, how many times before have you visited Transylvania? _______________ 2.2. Which was the main purpose of the previous visits? 1. Tourism2. Business3. Professional purposes4. Personal interest5. Cultural interest 6. Other purposes ______________7. DK/NA 3.)Do you intend to return to Transylvania in the coming two years? 1. Yes2. No3. DK/NA 3.1. If YES, which would be your main purpose to travel to Transylvania? 1. Tourism2. Business3. Professional purposes4. Personal interest5. Cultural interest 6. Other purposes ______________7. DK/NA 4.)Do you agree with the following statements about Transylvania as a tourist destination? 1. Full disagreement2. Partial disagreement3. Partial agreement4. Full agreement5. DK 4.1. Transylvania is a safe region for the tourists. __ 4.2. In Transylvania there are offered quality services in tourism. __ 4.3. Transylvania as a destination is too expensive, when regarding the quality of the offered services. __ 4.4. Transylvania is a region with dissimilar landscapes. __ 4.5. Transylvania is a region with dissimilar tourist spots. __ 4.6. You can never get bored as a tourist in Transylvania. __ 4.7. Transylvania is a region where old traditions and habits have been preserved. __ 4.8. Transylvania is a destination where there are good wines. __ 4.9. Transylvania is a place where food is good. __ 4.10. Transylvanians are friendly and hospitable people. __ 5.)How much does attract you the idea of visiting Transylvania’s following types of tourist spots? 1. Not at all2. A little3. Pretty much4. Very much5. DK 5.1. Transylvania’s medieval towns ___ 5.2. The Castle of Bran (Dracula’s Castle) ___ 5.3. Transylvanian traditional villages ___ 5.4. The spa resorts ___ 5.5. Transylvania’s churches and monasteries ___ 5.6. The ancient archaeological sites ___ 5.7. The Carpathian Mountains for sports ___ 5.8. Lakes and rivers ___ 5.9. Hunting/Fishing/Rafting ___ 6.)During the past five years, have you visited any of the following countries? 1. No2. Yes 6.1. Greece _____ 6.2. Check R. _____ 6.3. Slovakia ______ 6.4. Hungary ______ 6.5. Bulgaria ______ 6.6. Croatia______ 6.7. Poland ______ 6.8. Romania _____ 6.9. Serbia Montenegro_____ 6.10. Slovenia_____ 6.11. Turkey _____ 7.)Of the following things, do you prefer to do when you go on holidays? 7.1. to eat in restaurants 7.2. to go shopping 7.3. to visit museums, archaeological sites 7.4. to visit churches, monasteries 7.5. to go dancing 7.6. to go riding 7.7. to go skiing 7.8. to practice extreme sports 7.9. to practice other sports (tennis, swimming, golf etc) 7.10. to gamble in casinos 7.11. to go fishing 7.12. to go hunting 8.)What is your opinion about Romania? 1. Rather positive2. Rather negative 9.)During the last year have you had any direct contact with the country or with the Romanians or have you had a mediated contact? 1. Yes2. No 9.1. without any direct or mediated contact ____ 9.2. a direct contact with the country ____ 9.3. a direct contact with a Romanian ____ 9.4. a mediated contact ____ 10.) What is your opinion about Transylvania? 1. Rather positive2. Rather negative 11.)During the last year have you had any direct contact with the region or with its inhabitants or have you had a mediated contact? 1. Yes2. No 11.1. without any direct or mediated contact ____ 11.2. a direct contact with the region ____ 11.3. a direct contact with an inhabitant of Transylvania ____ 11.4. a mediated contact ____ 12.) Please name some of the Romanian personalities, from any field (sports, culture, politics etc), that you have heard of: 1. ___________________2.___________________3. ___________________4. DK/NA 13.) Please name some of Romania’s tourist spots, that you have heard of: 1. ___________________2.___________________3. ___________________4. DK/NA 14.) Please name some of Transylvania’s tourist spots, that you have heard of: 1. ___________________2.___________________3. ___________________4. DK/NA 15.) Please name some of Romania’s brands/products, that you have heard of: 1. ___________________2.___________________3. ___________________4. DK/NA 16.) Please mention what you do not like about Transylvania as a tourist destination: 1. ___________________2.___________________3. ___________________4. NA 17.) What amount of money would you be willing to spend per day for a holiday in Transylvania? ______________/day 18.)Which are the media that you use in order to get informed regarding different tourist destinations? 1. TV2. Radio3. Internet4. Magazines5. Newspapers6. Other _________________ 19.)Would you consider that a TV program has made you acknowledge the existence of a tourist destination? 1. Yes2. No 20.)Please mention the TV channels that you watch when you wish to gather information about a region/ country/tourist destination: 1. ___________________2. ___________________3. ___________________4. DK/NA 21.)Identification data: 21.1. Sex: 1. M2. F 21.2. Age: □ < 25 □ 26-40 □ 41-55 □ > 55 21.3. Studies: □ basic □ lyceal □ universitary □ post-universitary 21.4. Occupation _____________ 21.5. Country of origin _____________ 21.6. Home area: 1. urban2. rural 21.7. Incomes (€): □ < 500 □ 501-1000 □ 1001-1500 □ 1501-2000 □ 2001-2500 □ > 2500
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Any of you following USA in the WC?

I mean seriously, would you really want to see the U.S lose to Algeria or Slovenia? In my case if it wasn't for my parent's coming over here to the U.S. I would probably be selling chicle's on the streets. However if and when they play Mexico, I have to defend the motherland and with that, I forget how to speak English during the 90 minutes of game play! I only follow the U.S. during World Cup games. Mostly because I know there not wining material but, it could potentially give me another reason to party! Agree or Disagree? Put your "Pride" aside and think about it, because as far as I'm concerned most of you Mexico fans were born in the U.S. while myself on the other hand, came from the streets of GDL. True, but you must not confuse football with immigration or politics, just like Lefty you just end up making yourself look like a complete idiot. Those are two totally different subjects and if you ask any real football fan they will tell you the same. Lefty if America is such a great country why does it's own citizen's hate Obama our President? Also why don't we have free health care like Canada? And why must we give "Bail outs" To multi-million dollar American companies who screwed themselves over in the first place? Lefty don't act all arrogant and start mixing politics with football boy, I'll school your @ss in that subject any day moron. No, jackass if it wasn't for my parents I'd be cleaning our your home with my pistolas! That last one if for the Tejano queer ^
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Mexico 2010 World Cup?

If Mexico makes it out of the group stage in 1st they will player the 2nd place finisher in group B (S.korea/Argentina) If they end up wining their round of 16th game against. (S.korea/Argentina) they will then have to face the winner of Germany vs USA. NOW. If Mexico finishes 2nd in their group and they win their round of 16th game against (Argentina/S.korea) they will have to face the winner of England vs Serbia. This is just an assumption, of the "better teams" you can substitue the other teams that they could possibly face in the Second round. (ALGERIA,SLOVENIA,AUSTRIALIA,GHANA) for any of the other four I mentioned above. So if Mexico even makes it out of the group stage and then passed the round of 16th, which will already be pretty risky, it only gets tougher. do you really think they have a chance of placing in the Quaterfinals? I really hope so!!! :D but for sure this WC is going to be a tough one! What do you think? I know right the suspense is driving me crazy, and I just bought a 40'' lcd tv. it fuken takes up my whole wall, I dont even have any room en mi cuarto but at least imma watch the WC games in style watcha! :]
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• Wine in Slovenia - Market Report - new market research report

  Slovenia has a long tradition of wine production and consumption. It can be said that wine is a national drink since it is consumed on a daily basis in many households, often with lunch or dinner. Wine is also increasing in popularity amongst younger ...

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  Eastern European wines follow recent food trends

  Join the club. Chefs may venture into the cuisines of Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and other eastern European countries in 2012, but will diners continue on to the region's little-known wines? Hungarian food blogger Suzanne Urpecz says she hopes so.

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  German wine & Asian cuisine

  To explore regions that are as fascinating as Germany, try the incredible wines from Austria, Slovenia or Hungary. There is a whole new wine world waiting to be discovered in Eastern Europe. One of the best places to explore this region is to head to the ...

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  European King of Seltzer

  It shares borders with 7 neighbors: Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, and Austria ... Ever since, the local version of a wine spritzer called a fröccs has been popular. These drinks are cheap too! So can you name the country where ...

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  Specialty of the House: Searsucker Entree

  And the liquid smoke is present but not overpowering." Speaking of liquid (and hamhanded segues), kudos to Searsucker on the wine. If you're gonna charge $11 for a Slovenian rose of Pinot Noir, it had better be good, and the pour had better be generous.

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  UK to host 2016 Cool Climate Symposium

  Included among “new” Old World countries that might be interested, as well as the UK, Foss mentioned Belgium, Holland, Denmark, the Baltic States, Slovenia and Slovakia. The University of Brighton and the Institute of Masters of Wine are also ...

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  Beer Here: Barley Wine from New Glarus Brewing

  But the overall emphasis in this barley wine is on the hops, which include Styrian Goldings from Slovenia, Galaxy from Australia, and Willamette and Sterling hops from the Pacific Northwest. Even though Carey calls this beer a blend of the English and ...

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