I wanted to post a list of all of the historical family names from all of the villages of the Paisco Loveno comune, or what I prefer to just call Val Paisco. The River Paisco cuts west to east through the mountain pass, and is a tributary to the River Oi which travels the north to south length of the Val Camonica. Val Paisco includes the six villages of Ardinghelli, Case di Bornia, Case del Longo, Grumello, Loveno, and Perdonico. Paisco and Loveno are both administered by one little village government, and I am almost certain that this would include the other villages as well. There are two groups of villages; one in the "Paisco area" and another in the "Loveno area."
In the 1800's, these villages were relatively more heavily populated. I can't vouch for every one of these surnames, as a few of them may have been added over time. A few have disappeared. Beyond "the eighteen families of Loveno Grumello," this would be a compilation of what we can just call "the fifty-one families of Paisco Loveno." For the sake of genealogy research, here are the fifty-one family names of Val Paisco in alphabetical order:
For centuries they were so closely knit. The Paisco Valley was their rural realm, regardless of who or what entity was running the country. Now whether descendants live in Milan, Bordeaux, Sao Paulo, Milwaukee, Toronto, or Melbourne; blood relatives lost in time.
This is from a Christian perspective, but it essentially hits on all the main points regarding this phony universalist/Globalist, transnational-corporate, pantheistic paganism. They have such a fetish for it that they can never just stick with one pantheon or system.
Unearth the spine-chilling secrets of the Bunnyman in our eerie Easter special, "Easter Terror: The Chilling Trilogy of the Bunnyman's Tale." Join us as we venture into the dark depths of the Bunnyman legend, from chilling newspaper reports and haunting folklore to the long-hidden truth behind this sinister figure. Get ready to hop into a world of terror as we unravel the terrifying trilogy that's sure to make your Easter an unforgettable one. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more bone-chilling tales and hair-raising mysteries.
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"Been so looking forward to this" 😂 😊 -- frontallobe3937
"Happy Easter" ☺️ -- sandydee8003
"Thank you for the video. Your horror stories let me enjoy the brief
freedom from the true horrors of the real world. Whether or not the
Bunny Man is real or not, humans are the real monsters." -- Alice Perion
The Cajuns of the bayous in Louisiana have their own creatures of legend. One in particular is the infamous Rougarou. Join us to find out more. Hosted by Colin D. Heaton. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.
Interesting video I came across of some wacko Scientologists harassing Mark Bunker who disagrees with Scientology. They even tried to follow him home and they've picketed his actual home.
Vietnam has no native apes within its borders. Yet countless soldiers reported to have seen them, or rather “ape-like creatures” similar to Bigfoot, when fighting in the country’s dense jungles during the Vietnam-American war. What were the Rock Apes? Hosted by Colin Heaton. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.
Palmer Station is the main U.S. station on the continent. The month by month weather along that "northern" peninsula is surprisingly manageable without special clothing.
Scientology For the record i do not agree with all being said, but take from it what you will..in my book they are a satanic group no matter how it is sugar coated.
The above video is the PG version of reality, but still very interesting. This book is the one about the Process Church and its history, written by William Sims Bainbridge in 1978.
What is a zozo demon? Is the zozo demon real? In todays educational video, we'll investigate the tale of the Zozo demon and see whether its real or not!
Imagine that your friend comes over one day and brings a Ouija board with him. You both sit and start to try to contact evil spirits, your skeptical eye watching every move the planchette makes and trying to figure out if your friend's pulling your leg.
Suddenly the planchette starts moving from the letter Z to the letter O, over and over again rapidly, and after making its presence known, this 'spirit' starts answering questions about relatives of yours with incredible accuracy. Creeped out, the next day you get curious and google the name Zozo, only to discover thousands of similar accounts written across various message boards online.
Hello and welcome to another special episode of The Infographics Show's Greatest Mysteries: The Zozo Demon.
As she reaches beyond 70% of her intellectual capacity, Lucy (Scarlett Johansson) begins a spacetime journey in the past, eventually reaching the oldest ancestor of mankind, Lucy the ape.
Lucy (Scarlett Johansson from Avengers and Lost in Translation) is studying in Taiwan and is dating Richard (Pilou Asbæk from Game of Thrones) that she met at a nightclub. When Richard has a briefcase to deliver to the mysterious Korean Mr. Jang (Choi Min-sik from Oldboy), he tricks Lucy and cuffs her to the briefcase. Lucy has no other option but to meet Mr. Jang, who is a dangerous drug lord that kills Richard. Lucy discovers that the briefcase contains the synthetic drug CPH4 and she is forced to work with Mr. Jang as a drug mule with three other men and transport the drug to Europe hidden in their abdomens.
However one of her captors kicks her in the abdomen and releases the CPH4 in her body. Soon Lucy enhances her brain capacity and develops her physical and mental capabilities. She uses her abilities to kill the criminals and flees. However her power does not stop increasing and is destroying Lucy who needs to use more CPH4 to stabilize her body. She contacts Professor Norman (Morgan Freeman from Street Smart and Glory), who is an authority in brain capacity, and the scientist becomes her hope to save her. But Mr. Jang wants to retrieve his drug and is hunting Lucy down.
I'm not sure if I mentioned this film before, but it's worth seeing. It seems to be truth that we only use a small fraction of our brain, all of that "junk DNA" we have isn't really junk at all, and our pineal gland is a very powerful psychic tool. For some reason, we're forbidden to use these gifts. Some believe that this goes back to the Sumerian creation story, and how the Annunaki fused their DNA with early hominids to form a slave race, and sealed off those special abilities.
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CIA Classified Book about the Pole Shift, Mass Extinctions and The True Adam & Eve Story
CIA Classified Book about the Pole Shift, Mass Extinctions and The True Adam & Eve Story
In 1966 a well-known engineer released a book with information that could impact everyone on earth. But before anyone could read it, it was classified by the CIA.
We only learned of its existence a few years ago because of a Freedom of Information request.
The CIA only released 57 pages of the original 284-page manuscript. And those pages have been, in the CIA's own words, "sanitized."
Why does the CIA think this book is so dangerous that they had to hide it from the public for 60 years; and continue to hide most of it?
It's because the man who wrote it describes the end of the world.
Pumpkin the kitten and Fiona the Flemish Giant foster rabbit have become great friends. They bonded immediately and today we caught them wrestling! A very unusual pet friendship :) Note: No bunnies or kitties were harmed in the making of this video!
An excerpt from Conversations with Activists to Inspire Global Change with Gabriel of Urantia, provides a forum for activists to voice their concern for humanitarian issues.
Gabriel of Urantia is a spiritual leader, musician, author, visionary, and co-founder of Global Community Communications Alliance, a multi-faceted world spiritual community and EcoVillage.
Nancy Red Star is a citizen of the Abenaki Nation. She lectures and leads workshops, throughout the united states, on the teachings of the star ancestors.
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Zebra's face ripped off by crocodiles crossing Mara river on Safari in Kenya
I was recently on a Safari at Masai Mara National Park in Kenya this year for the Great Wildebeest Migration. Every year during the season of the Great Migration the zebras must take the risk of crossing many rivers in order to get to the grass that they badly need in order to survive. If the zebras do not get to their source of food they may perish. Sometimes, after crossing a river full of hungry crocodiles, the zebras do not find good grass on the other side. Then they will turn around and go back through the same river to face the vicious crocodiles all over again.
This talk is a little more informal as I come to you while still fighting some kind of virus that I've had for over a week now.
I wanted to talk to you about whether you're taking your health for granted. Are you putting off dreams, plans, goals or deep desires that you are physically and mentally able to get going on creating for yourself and your life. If so, why? Do you have a reason? If so, is it a reason you need to stay committed to? If not, are you willing to commit to starting? Willing to commit to different? To better? Here I'll teach you how.
Those bunnies in this video are mine, pet owners', pet rescuers', or ethnic breeders'. They take care of their angels very well like their own sons and daughters. Contact me for more information about these fluffy bunnies by leaving your comments under the video. Bunnies alongside cats and dogs make this world a better place to live. They deserve every single drop of attention, love and care. Don't ever leave your bunnies lonely for too long.
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"What a happy rabbit life 👏" -- Christine Bethencourt
In 1923, Ashland, Oregon was the location of one of the last attempted train robberies in the western United States. Though they were unsuccessful at stealing anything of value, four people died in the robbery.
Edmund Creffield saw himself as a prophet of God and used his influence over his followers to get what he wanted. Eventually, the situation turned deadly.
This quirky gothic musical has been celebrated for over 40 years. It's a unique global phenomenon. The LGBT bent is hardly subtle, and I recommend that no one should ever watch the film. While this cult film may not have influenced you directly, what it conceals and reveals most definitely has!
When I was researching and the Lord was opening insight during the production of our videos decoding Back to the Future, He highlighted some key connections those producers made with Rocky Horror and the Time Warp. The Time Warp sequence is of particular interest in this season for what beans are spilled, and with the caveat expressed in the video we made, I do recommend watching our video. In Part 1 of what is expected to be 2 parts, we expose it as a celebration of trauma-based mind-control programming and the initiation ritual. Part 2 should pick up where Part 1 leaves off and touch on what else the Time Warp ritual has to reveal about the nature of our time.
Decoding The Rocky Horror Picture Show - The Time Warp - Part 2
Continuing the decoding of the Time Warp sequence of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, the verses performed by Magenta and Columbia are found to conceal and reveal the same kinds of things as the intro and chorus, that this is about Illuminati mind-control programming and the initiation ritual. The Time Warp ritual is about the mind-controlled slave's experience of amnesiac episodes. It's also about remote viewing, leveraging the ability to perceive what's going on in other places in space and time. Beyond the passive receiving of impressions, “Doing the Time Warp” is also about exercising the ability to influence events in other places and times!
We recommend that no one should ever watch Rocky Horror Picture Show. We do however recommend watching these videos decoding it, because, while this cult film may not have influenced you directly, what it conceals and reveals most definitely has!
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'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' closely reflects what the Global Elite circles are like behind closed doors. The theatrical aspect, the flamboyance, the grand spectacle, pompous nature, the overt homosexuality, and the audaciousness of it all is so deeply entrenched within their culture. They never quite get enough of "shocking us," and with the same themes over and over again. There's an endgame to it, eventually. Sometime in the deep past, we picked up an energetic parasite life form that attached itself to the DNA of some people.
Snow leopards are one of the world’s most elusive cats. Learn how these “mountain ghosts” are perfectly equipped to thrive in extreme, high-elevation habitats, and how they expertly hunt agile prey.
Powerful and profound explanations and stories on death, the afterlife, and life's final mystery. Featuring Alan Watts, Carl Jung, Sharon Stone, Jim Carrey and Anita Moorjani.
Original audio sourced from: “Alan Watts - Birth, Death, and the Unborn, pt1"
“Without birth and death, and without the perpetual transmutation of all the forms of life, the world would be static, rhythm-less, undancing, mummified.” – Alan Watts. (1915 – 1973)
This is the story of the Count Of Saint Germain, a peculiar figure of 1700's European who claimed to have been thousand of years old and has appeared throughout 150 year of European history, taking on an array of prominent roles in the region.
I no longer do full on movie reviews, because I'm too much of a perfectionist, and I make a lot of notes, and it ends up taking way too long. In a nutshell, a group of American college students, through a Swedish exchange student, sign up to attend a rural pagan encampment in Sweden with the plan on writing a paper on their experience; their college thesis I recall. Runes were featured prominently, so I'm thinking that this may be an Asatru version of 'The Wicker Man' perhaps. Actually, the pagan tradition was "Old Norse religion," not Asatru. So I"m assuming that this would be maybe a Scandinavian equivalent to German Hexerei. So from my understanding, something of a mix of the older Proto-European tradition with elements of Asatru... "Scandinavian witchcraft"....maybe.
The protagonist Dani is a young American woman, although played by a British actress, who starts off the film in a fragile state, losing her sister and parents in a murder-suicide committed by her sister. Aside from the understandable affect this has on her, her character comes off as somewhat annoying early in the film, with a lot of abandonment and other issues. At least that was my reaction. However, as the film progresses, and she endures more hardship, her character really grows on you! She becomes likable as a vulnerable character, and with good reason for trepidation. The encampment is a farm located amid hills and some low mountains with mostly heavy brush surrounding it, in a region called Hälsingland. Living there is the old Hårga clan who work the farm, and are clearly very dedicated to their tradition. They never step our of character. As time goes on, it becomes more and more clear that they have some bizarre, barbaric, and murderous intentions. Cannibalism and necrophilia are strongly suggested as occurring, but confirmed.
This film is almost like a combination between 'The Wicker Man' (1973) and 'The Witch' (2015). The ending is much like 'The Witch' in that it doesn't completely followup with the ending. Despite the Hårga clan's dedication, they come off as cold and calculating. This film didn't do any favors for the folk pagan cause by the way. But strictly as a film in the horror film genre, it was good; starting off slowly, and becoming more and more gripping as it progressed. The sub-genre of this film is called "folk horror," horror based on real folklore. The May Day Festival was portrayed, and I don't know if that festival is present in Asatru or not. I believe it is, but under the blot name Walpurgisnacht. Despite the name, the film technically was not about Midsummer. The name "Midsommar"--pronounced "mid-so-MAR"--is apparently Midsummer in Swedish. This film was a Swedish and American collaboration, although the main character Dani was played by British actress Florence Pugh, and also several others. Not surprisingly, the clever artists at DeviantArt and other sites have created some cool artwork.
"A mythology is the comment of one particular age or civilization on the mysteries of human existence and the human mind, their model for social behavior, and their attempt to define in stories their perception of the inner realities." -- Hilda Ellis Davidson, 'Gods and Myths of Northern Europe
'The Wicker Man' was released in the UK on December 6, 1973. Some call it a horror film, some call it a drama, while others consider it a musical. The director was Robin Hardy, and he was a dedicated Christian, yet I think many pagans feel like this was at least something of an inspiration; not because of the sacrifice, but just the mysteries of it, the style, the symbolism, and the music! I'm sure he didn't intend on that. At some point he said that he wanted to make three films with this subject. In 2011, he made 'The Wicker Tree'. It wasn't a very good movie, despite the great name and promotional movie poster. He passed away in 2016, and never did make number three.
Masonic bee and beehive symbol, Venus, and our deep past
"The beehive is found in Masonry as a reminder that in diligence and labor for a common good true happiness and prosperity are found. The bee is a symbol of wisdom, for as this tiny insect collects pollen from the flowers, so men may extract wisdom from the experiences of daily life."
"The bee is sacred to the goddess Venus and, according to mystics, it is one of several forms of life which came to the Earth from the planet Venus millions of years ago. the fact that bees are ruled by queens is one reason why this insect is considered a sacred feminine symbol."
-- Manly P. Hall, 'The Secret Teachings of all Ages'
Venus, Earth, Mars, and our lost history
Sometime in the distant past, the occult evidence shows that at least the Earth, Mars, and Venus were in different positions than they are today. Saturn, currently a dwarf star, was our second star.. an "outer sun." It emitted its dimmer rays upon us, which had a slight purple hue to it, from the opposite side from the Sun from these three planets. The Earth never experienced complete darkness then. I don't know the exact time period or the exact sequence of events, but some tens of millions of years ago, an astonishing shakeup of our solar system took place. One or more incoming planets literally collided in some cases. The asteroid belt was formed from one such collision. All of this was a complete game changer. Prior to that, Venus, Earth, and Mars were all habitable, and humans existed on all three worlds. Mars was able to thrive due to the dimmer rays of Saturn. The shakeup moved Venus much closer to the Sun, ending life there. At another point, there was a massive war on Mars, fought with nuclear and energy weapons, destroying the atmosphere and ending life there. Some of the Martian humans there somehow made it to the Earth.
At some point, several incredible civilizations arose, but a major world war and Earth changes drove us back to the stone age. After those catastrophes, humans devolved, even mixing their DNA with lower hominids. Huge brutish human-like beings with double rows of teeth, who had been subdued by the earlier civilizations, were then free to roam and cause much havoc around the world. Somehow they eventually were killed off, although some were still around some centuries ago. There were other strange types of human-like beings, some very small and slight, others very short and pudgy, some with horns, etc. Every human today has at least some DNA from those lower hominids. Hollywood, with it's deep Kabbalistic and Masonic roots, has portrayed the old multi-planet human civilizations in many films; the most noteworthy being the 'Star Wars' series. It wasn't in a galaxy far, far away... it was here. The hobbit fantasy animations and films, starting in the '70s, portrayed an element of the Earth that existed in between these disasters. It's highly likely that there were visitors from elsewhere, whom interacted with humans in their heyday and even long after that.
I would encourage people to look into Manly P. Hall or the Sumerian creation myth for more clues. Basically, everything that Manly P. Hall wrote and said is true. Just because some astounding knowledge dealing with our history, reincarnation, astrology, sacred geometry, etc. was horded, doesn't make the wealthy elites in these occult circles inherently elite.They merely inherited or joined that situation. Nobody can seem to explain why when seemingly more-or-less ordinary people became massively wealthy, they almost immediately start "acting elite" and stating "elite things" that are in total congruence with the established "global elites." They live in a world and with a mindset that's so different from the average person that they couldn't bring themselves to believe it if they tried. They're into some dark things that I can't mention. What I can't figure out is why or how they believe that they're going to dodge Karma? The idea that many of them have is that by purposely releasing well-disguised clues and getting people to voluntarily sign on with them, that this is a way to avoid the consequences to their soul.
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Enya - Orinoco Flow (Official 4K Music Video) enyatv
"Her Voice has the capacity to move your soul from the deep inside..." -- Noël Occitan
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Scandinavians not indigenous to Scandinavia?
According to Norwegian Norse mythology and folk tradition author Maria Kvilhaug, Scandinavians cannot be indigenous to Scandinavia because they're not an oppressed people, and that ONLY oppressed people in the world can be indigenous to a land. Here she makes a living off of Norse myth and spiritual tradition, apparently is of Norse background, and yet she still engages in this type of "racial self-masochism."
When I was a very young boy, if I acted up, my mom would in a sense.. threaten me with "the wooden spoon!" She never used it, but she sounded like she might use it, so I listened and did what she told me. The same with my father. His theoretical weapon of choice was "the leather belt!" He never used it, but she sounded like he might use it, so I listened and did what he told me to do.
However, beyond that, I've never really listened to anything that anyone has ever told me! I did what they told me because they had the authority. I rather.. take it under advisement. I always knew that most people were trying to con me. I certainly don't listen to government officials, policemen, teachers or anyone else who takes money. I did what they told me if I had to, because they had the authority, and could punish. I can remember teachers of various ideologies who threatened students who weren't in agreement with their opinions.
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My mom's very longtime vintage vase
Family friends of my mother's back in Hurley gave her this vase, and she had it for probably a good sixty years! It's a very distinct old Czech style, often orange, with that certain shape of rim, with a black snake wrapped around it like a serpent of wisdom. It was very similar to the one on the left here, except my mother's was a little taller and thinner with a longer snake... more similar to this one.
Here are a few examples of other colors and designs. It was there in her dining room buffet display for so many years, but I never really looked closely at the snake. The one on the left is $125. Someone else inherited her vase, so eventually I'm going to purchase one, or maybe a couple of them. One for the display case, and one to put on a table top. To me, it could symbolize her wisdom. This vase could have it's roots in mythology and folklore.
Similar to the vase above is the world egg., which is present in many different mythologies throughout the ancient Indo-European world. I'm sure there is a slew of YouTube videos on this, but everything can't be a video here.
The world egg, cosmic egg or mundane egg is a mythological motif found in the cosmogonies of many cultures that is present in Proto-Indo-European culture and other cultures and civilizations. Typically, the world egg is a beginning of some sort, and the universe or some primordial being comes into existence by "hatching" from the egg, sometimes lain on the primordial waters of the Earth.
Eggs symbolize the unification of two complementary principles (represented by the egg white and the yolk) from which life or existence, in its most fundamental philosophical sense, emerges.
"Forget your lust for the rich man's gold, all that you need is in your soul" Wise words. -- John
"I sang this song to my son constantly when he was a baby through his toddler years. He is now 36 & this is, & always will be "our song". Whenever it comes on we dance to it while I sing it to him & we both cry. Thank you so much for this & all the memories that go with it. 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖" -- brenda okuda
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I saw Lynard Skynard a couple of times many years ago, and they felt ancient then. There's still touring, and will be in the area here in Mountain View in August. Amazing.
A letter has finally been delivered to its destination – more than a century after it was written.
Sent in February 1916, the correspondence arrived at its intended address in Hamlet Road, south London, much to the bewilderment of the current occupants.
“We noticed that the year on it was ’16. So we thought it was 2016,” Finlay Glen told CNN Thursday. “Then we noticed that the stamp was a King rather than a Queen, so we felt that it couldn’t have been 2016.”
Glen told CNN that the letter arrived at the property a couple of years ago, but he has only recently taken it to the local historical society, so they can research it further.
The envelope has a 1 pence stamp bearing the head of King George V. The letter was sent in the middle of World War I – more than a decade before Queen Elizabeth II was born.
I find the idea, and reality, fascinating that a city can stand at the edge of a wilderness. Obviously Las Vegas is a very good example of that, looking like an island of lights at night, amid the beautiful blackness of the surrounding desert and mountains. There are other aerial views of Vegas at night, showing all the lights, "the strip," but I'm speaking about the wonderful abyss. The abyss is a mystery; "what is out there?" In my former home, from the mountain slope, we could see downtown San Francisco and downtown Oakland in the far distance. All those lights, all that activity, and we were the ones in the darkness.
I once wrote a piece once on this blog about "the mystery of the mountain." When we see an unspoiled mountain, day or night, there's a mystery to it. "What animals, people, or activity is up there?" I remember when I used to look out my bedroom window at night, and into the pitch blackness of what I came to call "the canyon. The canyon itself was out of sight, but up the street was a little wooded area that led to a view of the canyon, so I was looking out towards the direction of the canyon... which at the end of the relatively steep street had a deep drop off. I will always remember the coyote howls.
I miss that a lot. Here in Sonoma, there exists a similar dynamic of that type of landscape. However, it's mostly farmland. I do see dear a lot. I hear coyotes once in awhile. There are some mountains nearby, which aren't as accessible. It's more like farmland and wineries; still dark and beautiful at night surrounding the city. I still miss home, and the life we had there. The old phrase "There's no place like home" is very true. I can think of two people who moved to NYC to be with someone, and when it didn't work out, they were so glad to be back, and one of them actually used that phrase with emphasis.
Of course, Sonoma is only 65 miles away, but it's a long 65 miles, as there are one lane roads in which you cannot simply put-put along as you must know, then even the freeway is stressful. Getting back to the original idea, I just personally find a great spiritual meaning to the wild oasis so close to the city, whether it's the bright lights of Las Vegas or San Francisco, or the dim lights of Sonoma. One evening about seven o'clock, I tried to take Highway 12 north towards Santa Rosa for a couple of stores that I looked up, and to my surprise there was 20 miles of darkness! There were some wineries, but they were all dark outside of a few dim lights in just a few places. Speaking of surprise, I see out my window here, snow on a nearby mountain. At first I thought it was a cloud.
"Be a reflection of what you'd like to see in others. If you want love, give love. If you want honesty, give honesty. If you want respect, give respect. You get in return, what you give."
-- Author unknown
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I still prefer "Be the change you want to see in the world."
The lynx family is one of the most beautiful representatives of the cat tribe. Lynxes are incredibly dexterous predators and natural-born hunters. These wild cats can catch an expertly agile squirrel or a fast hare, as well as take down larger prey. For example, a young deer or mountain goat, whose weight can reach up to 100 kilograms. Lynxes belong to the class of predatory mammals and represent the only genus consisting of four varieties.
This Bobcat has been stalking FoxyQ Retreat for two days. The Owner even tried to shoo it off, but it kept returning. Unfortunately, it took a little fox by surprise. We are not sure how the little fox ended up but you can hear it put up quite a fight. Listeners are warned that the content of this video can be very alarming. It is the way of the wild. Before anyone wishes to comment about the dog's dish being out there- stop. It has been removed. Besides, FoxyQ Retreat is a certified wildlife refuge - supplying food, water, and a place to raise young for 3 or more animals. The foxes have had these. perks for the last 20 years.
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"It's crazy how fast that bobcat struck. Wow! Foxes are notoriously fast, but that bobcat was like LIGHTNING. That's amazing." -- Cody King
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La Vieille Ferme
This is a brand of French rosé wine which I tired today. It's available at all of the main sources locally. It is produced by Château de Beaucastel Winery, located in the Rhône wine region of the South of France, and owned by Famille Perrin.
Since 1967, La Vieille Ferme has been producing authentic and delicious wines vintage after vintage, and has been acknowledged as one of the very best value wines in the world. The vines selected are grown high on the slopes, which gives this wine unique freshness and elegance. Pale pink in color, with soft undertones. Fresh and very aromatic nose, this wine has a delicate bouquet with notes of red fruit, flowers, and citrus fruit. Nice balance between sweetness and acidity in the mouth. The finish shows fresh fruit, and great length.
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Rhône wine region
The first cultivated vines in the region were probably planted around 600 BC.
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South of France
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'Las Penas del Infierno' -- Artist unknown (18th century)
A Spanish or Portuguese painter I would think. It's curious that the person didn't put their name to it.
