A Conversation for The Traditional Liqueurs and Cordials Of Italy
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Whoami - iD dislikes punctuation Posted Oct 16, 2001
The region of Sorrento, or the Sorrento region, can be used in place of 'the region around Sorrento'. It's a grey area. 
Whoami? 
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il viaggiatore Posted Oct 16, 2001
In Italy, however, the word Region has a specific meaning, as it is a definte administrative entity in addition to being a geographic description. The entry originally said Limoncello was from the region of Sicily, which though factually incorrect was a semantically accurate use of the word region. Sorrento is in the region of Campania.
To get the intended meaning I would suggest "Sorrento area".
I may be mad, but at least I'm not throwing 
yet.
A643952 - Italian Liqueur's
Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Oct 16, 2001
Yeah I suppose so. However, the Limoncello recipe I have always used is called Limoncello Di Sicilia
so I don't really know. I think several regions make their own version of Limoncello.
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A643952 - Italian Liqueur's
il viaggiatore Posted Oct 16, 2001
That's easy then. Limoncello is originally from Sorrento, but the recipe you have is "di Sicilia".
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Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Oct 16, 2001
Sorry. Yes, so shall I say that - just for completeness
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Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Oct 16, 2001
Yes why not. I've only changed it a thousand times before.
Have again changed the article, in a druken stupor
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Whoami - iD dislikes punctuation Posted Oct 16, 2001
Don't worry, the nitpicking only lasts a week or so...
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Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Oct 16, 2001
Thanks, I was beginning to become a little insane.
Up Cake !!!
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il viaggiatore Posted Oct 16, 2001
Right. On the second week we start with the lice and ticks.
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Oct 24, 2001
Congrats Zarniwoop! This entries given me ideas...
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Whoami - iD dislikes punctuation Posted Oct 24, 2001
What's this? Giving away my . Oh, go on then:
Nice article, btw.
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Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Oct 25, 2001
Hi Whoami, where have you been for the last few days ?
It hasn't been the same without you, have some celebratery
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Whoami - iD dislikes punctuation Posted Oct 26, 2001
It's half-term, so I am restricted to a metered 56k connection - I can't be online as much. During termtime I use a much faster, unmetered connection, so normal service resumes Monday.
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