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Milanese Grey

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November 20, 2007· Filed Under Life in Italy 

I think it may be true to say that winter has finally kicked in here in not-so-sunny Milan. As always here, the temperatures dropped almost overnight, well, it seems that way. In reality, the temperature had been falling gradually over the last few weeks or so, but it hit genuine winter levels towards the end of last week.

Today and yesterday the sky over the city has adopted its familiar grey winter hue. It is quite chilly too and even I am thinking about digging out my gloves - I’ve already found a scarf.

Still, looking on the bright side, Christmas is just round the corner, and all this cold weather means that gnocchi in melted Fontina cheese are back on the menu. And I can start drinking more full bodied red wine, not to mention the winter fruits grappa which is maturing in a cupboard.

Winter may be cold, but it does have its advantages.

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Tags: Cheese, Christmas, city, drink, eat, grappa, Italian Wine, Milan

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4 Responses to “Milanese Grey”

  1. jan said on November 20th, 2007 8:22 pm

    how cold is it (in terms of degrees)?

  2. admin said on November 21st, 2007 12:26 am

    Hi Jan,

    At the moment it’s around 6 degrees C during the day, dropping to -2°C at night.

    Alex

  3. Di said on November 21st, 2007 8:46 am

    Sigh … I think winter grey in Milan is probably so much better than winter grey in Antwerpen.

  4. jan said on November 22nd, 2007 1:29 am

    why is italy colder than england ?!?! hmm.

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