#oxiana

[johnnys-place]

LaSpina del Johnny's Oxiana "Naturtrub" Keller Pils Vol 4,8 % IBU: 25 EBC: 15 Alla vista 👀 (Vedi foto 2) Color giallo paglierino leggermente scuro dalla schiuma candida e duratura. Al naso 👃 Aromi accennati agrumati freschi ed erbacei; la parte maltata è intensa. Al palato 👅 I sapori classici tedeschi dominano questa birra: malti e luppoli intensi, ma equilibrati. La componente amara è spinta, ma perfetta. Conclusioni 🤔 Keller Pils in stile classico tedesco, ottima bionda dal sapore deciso, ma pur sempre beverino. Il Birrificio 🍺 Il birrificio Oxiana nasce a Pomezia, dalla comune passione dei soci e dal connubio di esperienze diverse che si integrano in un moderno progetto per la produzione di birra artigianale di alta qualità totalmente naturale. Scrive il birrificio ✍️ "Naturtrub, birra in stile tipico della Baviera, di colore giallo ocra,è una birra chiara, a bassa fermentazione, di gradazione leggera, leggermente opaca, la cui caratteristica principale infatti consiste nel fatto che il prodotto non viene storicamente filtrato." ________________________________ Johnny's. Il Pub di Portaportese. - Birreria - Vineria - a breve bar la mattina Birra alla spina e beershop, vino in bottiglia ed al calice. 🕓 Aperto tutti i giorni dalle 17 all' 01. Lunedì chiusura. 🗺️ Via Bernardino Passeri, 14 - 16 Roma - Portaportese 00153 Vi aspettiamo all'esterno o all'interno con vini, birre, sidri, cocktails, amari, distillati e molto altro.. Be drinkferent. 🍺 ___________________________________ Tag zone 🚨 #oxiana #keller #pils #birra #johnnysplace #johnnys #ilpubdiportaportese #birrartigianale #birrallaspina #birrartigianaleitaliana #craftbeerlover #craftbeer #wine #viniitaliani #pub #vineria #beerporn #portaportese #laspina #craftbeerporn #craftbeerstagram #beerstagram #instabeer #beerdrinkferent #bedrinkferent #roma #drinks #beershop (presso Johnny's Place Pub) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci5idnZNR9v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[gregor-samsung]

Christopher, at this stage, was reading in the back of the lorry, where his companions were a Teherani, an Isfahani, two muleteers, and the driver’s assistant. Teherani: What’s this book? Christopher: A book of history. Teherani: What history? Christopher: The history of Rum and the countries near it, such as Persia, Egypt, Turkey, and Frankistan. Assistant (opening the book): Ya Ali! What characters! Teherani: Can you read it? Christopher: Of course. It’s my language. Teherani: Read it to us. Christopher: But you cannot understand the language. Isfahani: No matter. Read a little. Muleteers: Go on! Go on! Christopher: “It may occasion some surprise that the Roman pontiff should erect, in the heart of France, the tribunal from whence he hurled his anathemas against the king; but our surprise will vanish so soon as we form a just estimate of a king of France in the eleventh century.” Teherani: What’s that about? Christopher: About the Pope. Teherani: The Foof? Who’s that? Christopher: The Caliph of Rum. Muleteer: It’s a history of the Caliph of Rum. Teherani: Shut up! Is it a new book? Assistant: Is it full of clean thoughts? Christopher: It is without religion. The man who wrote it did not believe in the prophets. Teherani: Did he believe in God? Christopher: Perhaps. But he despised the prophets. He said that Jesus was an ordinary man (general agreement) and that Mohammad was an ordinary man (general depression) and that Zoroaster was an ordinary man. Muleteer (who speaks Turkish and doesn’t understand well): Was he called Zoroaster? Christopher: No, Gibbon. Chorus: Ghiboon! Ghiboon! Teherani: Is there any religion which says there is no god? Christopher: I think not. But in Africa they worship idols. Teherani: Are there many idolaters in England?

Robert Byron, The Road to Oxiana; first published by Macmillan & Co. Ltd 1937.

[alsim71]

#visioni #beer #birra #oxiana #uvarara #italia #nettuno #igers #igersitalia (presso L'Uvarara) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwNDFcOBGYm/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16z5rd6purn6q

[gccar-blog]

Bruce Reynolds 'Oxiana'

Oxiana is an attempt to reposition oneself in relation to our past. It started with the use of relief sculpture as a response to an inbetween space and has been a journey negotiating dualities including the process of carving and casting.

The space between China and Europe represents the unknown. Between Alexander, Darius and Mao, and so many others who occupied a path in geography and time which has seen the traffic of ultramarine, silk, thought and techniques.

[gccar-blog]

Bruce Reynolds 'Oxiana'

Oxiana is an attempt to reposition oneself in relation to our past. It started with the use of relief sculpture as a response to an inbetween space and has been a journey negotiating dualities including the process of carving and casting.

The space between China and Europe represents the unknown. Between Alexander, Darius and Mao, and so many others who occupied a path in geography and time which has seen the traffic of ultramarine, silk, thought and techniques.

[fabforgottennobility]

Naja oxiana by viperskin on Flickr.

[museumstudies]

And I've just finished re-reading (for the third? fourth? time) 'The Road to Oxiana' by Robert Byron (Picador 1981, but first published by Macmillan in 1937) (thank you, dear Jess). I think it sets the standard for travel writing in that part of the world. But - knowing how good Jason Burke is - I'll look out for 'On the Road to Kandahar' next. About all I remember now of Kandahar is the Viennese Bakery, run by an Afghan returned home from Austria, and a huge tarantula in a coil of towing rope I had bought at the basaar . . .

I'll finish reading it in a couple days, I guess - maybe three. Than you can have it. I'd love to check a couple quotations in your Road to Oxiana copy: mine is in Italian, and it's still somewhere in L'Aquila anyway...  :-)