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Every Artist or Artisan
must work for himself, to express himself,
to communicate, to transmit or receive emotions,
with the wish that his creation is appreciated
for what he had first imagined. With these
compositions, we wanted to help you in drawing
near objects and situations related among
them, to create the right atmosphere, collecting
them in a suitcase, like the fantasy contained
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CONTAINS :
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- One Italy Rare leather suitcase
- One 1,5l bottle "Schidione"
Biondi Santi bottle
- Two "Grand Cru" glasses
in RCR crystal
- One "Toscani" cigars
original box
- One Berti's knife
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| The "schidione"
suitcase contains: |
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| Italy Rare leather suitcase |
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This suitcase, unique object in
its kind, is made on purpose by
the Master Artisan Varetto
Boldrini to contain the nice
and precious things of Italy Rare
in respect for the age-old tuscan
tradition of the use of materials,
of the leather's quality and the
entirely manual techniques.
Each product is numbered and recorded
in his personal book by the Master.
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| One 1,5l bottle "Schidione"
Biondi Santi bottle |
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From centuries the name of Biondi
Santi family is bound with Brunello
di Montalcino history, but now Jacopo
Biondi Santi, combining tradition
and innovation, launches himself
into the challenge of Super Tuscans,
with the "Schidione III Millennium",
harvest 1997, one of the best of
the century: a wine for meditation,
born to enter imeeditely in the
history of italian oenology.
Each bottle is endowed with a certificate
of authenticity that attests the
property and there is a progressive
number on sealing wax, it is packaged
in wood box with a brand, closed
by a plummet with the inscription
"Schidione III Millennium".
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| Two "Grand Cru"
glasses in RCR crystal |
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Few wines can call themselves "Grand
Cru": only the greatest vintages
of Burgundy, Langhe and Montalcino.
For such wines this glass has been
created, perfect for appreciating
the aroma and enjoining the full
flavour.
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| One "Toscani"
cigars original box |
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Tuscan cigar was born in Florence
in 1815 by chance: during a thunderstorm
some people forget to cover the
tobacco's leaves that were used
to pay a tax to the grand duke of
Tuscany. From these leaves were
produced small cigars, that should
be selled for next to nothing in
the following days. This cigar selled
like hot cakes and got an extraordinary
success in comparison with the normal
sale of cigars of that time.
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| One Berti's knife |
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The term "mozzetti"
indicates all knives without a point
at the end of the blade. The Berti's
idea was to create a knife only for
cutting, one that could be carried
freely ...
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