What’s the real difference between a juice and a smoothie? With all the names being thrown around: cold-pressed, centrifugal, pure juice, smoothie… it can get quite confusing what you really want. Let’s examine how juices and smoothies are made along with their benefits…
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10 things you didn’t know about seagrapes
Usually we associate the production of grapes with the south of France, Italy, Spain, Chile, Argentina or California. Places where the weather can be warm at times, but dry – perfect for growing grapes. And while we would never think of grapes when speaking of the Caribbean, or indeed the Dominican Republic, at this time […]
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Welcome to September
Welcome September! This is the month when it starts to feel a little cooler, but it’s also the month where Casa de Campo’s jetset crowd start to drift back! And what does that mean? Fun. That’s what it means! In Casa de Campo it’s certainly is a case of the more the merrier! The more people […]
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Welcome to June
June is the sixth month of the year, which means we’re already halfway through 2014! So in addition to being the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, what else can we expect for this month of June?
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Springtime flowers and fruits of the Dominican Republic!
The beautiful springtime is upon us bringing with it a variety of beautiful flowers and delicious fruits to delight the sight, taste, smell and feel of all those who live or visit the Dominican Republic. Spring is when the flowers known as Coralillo, Isabel Segunda, Trinitaria, Duranta, Saman and the Bayahíbe Rose – the Dominican […]