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Sa Palomera, Blanes

El portal de la Costa Brava, Blanes

Els óssos, Barcelona

Sea almond, L'Ametlla de Mar

Oops! June came and went and I was MIA! I’m back with a Wine O’Clock to explain where I was and what I was doing, as well as highlighting Portuguese rosé, featuring the Touriga Nacional and Aragonez grapes.

Delicadesa primaveral, Barcelona

It’s the end of May, and that means it’s time for wine! This time I have another Portuguese white wine, teaching you all about Vinho Verde and the Alvarinho grape, plus what I’ve been up to this May!

Estrelles del Born, Barcelona

This video is part 1 of 3 videos I’m going to be making about the evolution of Portuguese, explaining why Portuguese is how it is on both sides of the Atlantic! This time, a brief overview of how Portuguese came to be and what exactly linguistic evolution really is.

De L'Africana, Barcelona #poblenou #instapoblenou #bcn #barcelona #architecture #building #city

Pere IV d'exclamació, Barcelona #poblenou #instapoblenou #bcn #barcelona #city #architecture

26 neon boxes

It’s been long requested, so I did a video explaining all about what the Acordo Ortográfico de 1990 is, why it was done, what it entails, and what’s changed in how Portuguese is written. You may be surprised to find out how much changed in both Brazil and Portugal!

Passatge cedit, Barcelona

Murs vius, Barcelona

I rebooted Wine O’Clock! This time around, it’s less of me just yammering on about whatever pops into my head, and more about learning about Portuguese wine. I live around the corner from a Portuguese wine shop, so I decided that once a month, I would choose a wine with specific grapes to highlight and share information on, as well as give an update on what’s been going on in my world that month. You learn about wine, you catch up with me. Check out the first new Wine O’Clock, all about Portuguese white wine, the Fernão-Pires, Verdelho, and Arinto grapes!

Writing about how and why housing has gotten so expensive and what kind of politics are happening around it, for Vós, in Portuguese.