Enchanting Taormina PLUS a Child Prodigy Making Wine!

We take you to Hotel Timeo in Taormina for lunch and enjoy some music in the Piazza. You may also enjoy this video on Taormina and it's history: • Taormina, Sicily in on...
Taormina at night is also full of life and music. We have some suggestions for hotels and restaurants. Next meet a 13 year old who explains about wine making in Sicily. We also walk around the vineyard on Mount Etna. Support this channel and get access to perks:
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You may also enjoy this video on Taormina and it's history: ruclips.net/video/A4-pNnhzmkY/видео.html

[@thewebhorse]

This video made me remind a lot of memories. When I was child making grapes collection and the squized to make wine. I'll never forget the special smells of grapes squized, of chestnut that, mainwhile, one used rost on carbon, the colors of countryside etcetera. And, even more the women used make mostarda, wich is roughly a kind of pudding made with grape juice, sugar and..... even could seem you odd, with stood ashes, also "cotognata" wich is a peculiar kind of marmaled make with a special type of apple (named cotogne), wich grows in Etna land.
Etna land, even more is plenty of farms and vineyard to make wine and that building named in, Italian language, "palmenti".
More of that are very ancient, several built between 1700 and 1861, when our nation was two Sicilies Kind ( time I somewhat ever regret!!)

[@catherinemarino-vermontcan8507]

You know I can’t get enough of Taormina - I’m heading back there for another week in October! My favorite neighborhood to stay in is the area surrounding the Public Gardens.

[@YouMeandSicily]

That is lovely! Hope to see you guys!

[@cherylreynolds9356]

Loved our private tour!!!!

[@davidsoncl1]

Magnificent! ❤

[@yogablu]

We looooooved Taormina by day and night. The beaches of Giardini Naxos are much better than in front of Taormina. However, we did not like the food at Hotel Timeo. The view was spectacular but the dinner-not so much. The chef is German and the outfit of the wait staff reminded me of Oktoberfest. I would recommend going for cocktails at night.

[@carolynwasilewski9334]

I remember Etna in February it was so windy and cold! Loved it anyway!!

[@salvatorelazzarajr.9544]

Taormina was truly a “magical” experience when we visited in August. An experience never to be forgotten. Thank you for showcasing the city in this episode. Hopefully to return next summer. ❤

[@YouMeandSicily]

So glad you enjoyed it !

[@designbyatlantis007]

I was there all afternoon and into this evening... Wow, it was thronged with people today.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Will be there Saturday message me !

[@joannestinson851]

Hi Eszter, I hope we're going to this vineyard. She's adorable!

[@YouMeandSicily]

Yes we are!!!

[@Nosaracasalaplaya]

Thank you

[@mad8298]

First, great episode. Love Taormina despite the tourists and I loved the introduction to this organic vineyard and that adorable girl, who is definitely special. Second, Ginger Beer is not an American creation. It was created in the 1700's in England using products received during the Colonial spice trade with the Orient and the sugar from the Caribbean. I've had some great ginger beer made in Italy though.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you for that info!

[@tracylynm614]

Ginger beer is a Jamaican drink as well. As far as I know it originated in England.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you for the info!

[@catherinemarino-vermontcan8507]

If you like the Beach, The Paradise Beach Club in Letojani is awesome. The food is great and the pool overlooking the beach is fantastic. If you stay at the Hotel Paradiso, they have free transportation to the beach club.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Great advise:)

[@YouMeandSicily]

It's a pebble beach?

[@maryhenryogle2339]

Loved the Etna wine that Eszter brought to our time in June !!😘

[@jamesingram7203]

Another binge worthy video!!! Grazie Mille!!! Love you both!!!

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you!

[@mq3873]

Bella Taormina ❤️ Wow that vineyard was something else with the preservation of the old. She was fabulous with her English! Al, I caught what you said about keeping your paparazzi away haha

[@maryhenryogle2339]

Great video . We loved Taromina when we visited in 2010.

[@michaelbradt6853]

Hi, we love all your videos. We are visiting Catania and the surrounding area the last 2 weeks of this October. Do you have tours during this time? There are just 2 of us visiting from Toronto, Canada. Looking forward to visiting and seeing you. Ciao!

[@YouMeandSicily]

Yes we do email me [e-mail]

[@paulgooderham]

Good coverage of different types of activities.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Thank you!

[@patrickquacinella6997]

👍

[@MrKinghuman]

Can you picture the hysteria if a kid in the states was making wine.

[@YouMeandSicily]

It's her Dad's company she just loves every aspect of it !

[@thepuddlejumper500]

Just returned from Sicilia and visited Taormina beautiful place hope to return soon. By the way how do you cope with the zanzare.

[@YouMeandSicily]

KEEPING DOORS AND WINDOWS CLOSED

[@FrankQ777]

Thanks for the video... what is your link for tours.

[@YouMeandSicily]

We do group or private tours. www.YouMeAndSicily.com

[@Nosaracasalaplaya]

Roslyn and I (Mario) will be scouting -visiting 2weeks Jan or feb .I need to check the winter . we currently live in C.R. she's from Boston I'm from D.C.
I thought I heard you mention you both do tours .if that's true how do we check you schedule etc. Thanks , mario

[@YouMeandSicily]

Email me [e-mail]

[@berniesapienza1664]

I would like to meet this 13 year old prodigy... I agree, she's gonna be something. You might coach her to take the CO2 part of her speech. We're living in anti-C02 times and you don't want any activists getting any crazy ideas (see the Netherlands if you want to find out how far this could go). Just sayin'...

[@YouMeandSicily]

When are you coming again?

[@CanadianCharlie64]

WHAT'S WRONG WITH MALTA???????? There is the nation's capital city Valletta which is full of history, M'dina which is the old capital city, the 3 Cities (Bormla, L'isla and Birgu), plus there is Sliema and Malta's sister island Gozo. You should come and explore Malta and see it first hand before you tell people not to come here

[@annaabrams4225]

Both Sicily and Malta are beautiful places to visit. The only difference is size, for this reason there is a lot more to see and do in Sicily.

[@YouMeandSicily]

Nothing is wrong with Malta! They only had 24 hours extra and I suggested they stay in Sicily and do Malta a separate trip!

[@salglorioso8655]