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On the road for Modo di Bere, Rose Thomas records the story of how she overcame her trepidation about driving in Italy and Spain and embraced the thrill of the wine tour driving that brings her such adventures as meeting mules at midnight on a mountaintop in the Sierra Nevadas. She shares the elements of winery tours, lessons learned when renting cars overseas, and how falling in love with wine is to fall in love with the landscape.Towards the end, Rose Thomas shares the story behind the name "modo di bere," literally, way of drinking, a pun on the Italian word for a saying.Here are the wineries Rose Thomas mentions visiting in Andalucía:PurulioLos CautivosBodega CauzónGarcía de VerdeviqueBarranco OscuroAlqueria de MoraymaF. SchatzMaurizio Anfosso and Roberta Repaci drive down the mountainside from their winery and up the next mountain to tend their ancient vines in the Dolceacqua area of Liguria in Italy: Ka*MancinéIf you love this show and want it to continue, please support Modo di Bere on Patreon! www.patreon.com/MododiBereFollow Modo di Bere on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and sign up for the newsletter at www.mododibere.com.Puoi ascoltare questa intervista in italiano! Cerca Modo di Bere Italiano ovunque ascolti i podcast.Music composed by Ersilia Prosperi for the band Ou: www.oumusic.bandcamp.comAudio recorded and edited by Rose Thomas Bannister with assistance from Steve Silverstein. ssilverstein@earthlink.net

Did you know that my email list is my number one driver of art sales? If every part of my art business disappeared and I could choose just one aspect to rely on, my email list would be it! In this episode I chat with art mentor Cycy Recoura about the power of an email list to drive sales. She tells her story about when Instagram just wasn’t working, her email art newsletter transformed her business. We chat everything from how to get started, how to get people on your list and what to write. If you’re wondering how to make better connections with collectors that lead to sales, this episode if for you!
Be sure to check out the SHOWNOTES to connect with Cycy and grab some of the resources we chat about in this episode.
 
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On the road for Modo di Bere, Rose Thomas records the story of how she overcame her trepidation about driving in Italy and Spain and embraced the thrill of the wine tour driving that brings her such adventures as meeting mules at midnight on a mountaintop in the Sierra Nevadas. She shares the elements of winery tours, lessons learned when renting cars overseas, and how falling in love with wine is to fall in love with the landscape.Towards the end, Rose Thomas shares the story behind the name "modo di bere," literally, way of drinking, a pun on the Italian word for a saying.Here are the wineries Rose Thomas mentions visiting in Andalucía:PurulioLos CautivosBodega CauzónGarcía de VerdeviqueBarranco OscuroAlqueria de MoraymaF. SchatzMaurizio Anfosso and Roberta Repaci drive down the mountainside from their winery and up the next mountain to tend their ancient vines in the Dolceacqua area of Liguria in Italy: Ka*MancinéIf you love this show and want it to continue, please support Modo di Bere on Patreon! www.patreon.com/MododiBereFollow Modo di Bere on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and sign up for the newsletter at www.mododibere.com.Puoi ascoltare questa intervista in italiano! Cerca Modo di Bere Italiano ovunque ascolti i podcast.Music composed by Ersilia Prosperi for the band Ou: www.oumusic.bandcamp.comAudio recorded and edited by Rose Thomas Bannister with assistance from Steve Silverstein. ssilverstein@earthlink.net

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