12 Friday Feb 2016
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We Love Tapas started up a collaboration with ELECMOVE last year, offering a Cycling & Tapas Tour and this week the WLT Team was able to enjoy the cycle tour first hand. On electric bikes! It was kind of amazing, like suddenly having super powers. Here are a few scenes from our fab cycling morning out together, followed by (of course) a few tapas…
WLT Team: Delia, Sara, Ania & Aldara
the Elecmove Team: guides Marie & Juan and owner Sofía
10 Wednesday Feb 2016
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No, really. Grilled tuna sperm. Onna stick.
Ever tried it?
08 Monday Feb 2016
Posted in andalucia, humour, sevilla, tapas, tapas tours
Going through old pics today, attempting to catch up on Sevilla Tapas updates, and I came across this one. Back in June, Carlos, the owner of Sevilla’s oldest bar – El Rinconcillo – took out this old sign to show us which reads “Spitting on the floor not allowed for hygienic reasons”. They still have the “no singing” sign up, but apparently this one is no longer necessary.
04 Thursday Feb 2016
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Sara, Ania, Delia, Aldara, Alessandro
Remember back in December when the fabulous Aldara and I put together Sevilla’s first Craft Beer & Tapas Tour? Well, we’ve been waiting for a good moment to get the rest of the WLT team together (a bit like herding cats) so they could start their craft beer training. And lucky for us, Alessandro – owner of Sevilla’s first craft beer store – offered to give the chicas a craft beer masterclass. It was also a perfect opportunity to welcome our newest member Sara into the fold. Good times. Great team.
30 Saturday Jan 2016
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The end of January seemed a fitting time to celebrate the We Love Tapas first anniversary. Not just because we first started training last January, but because we also finally found a date that we were all able to get together! Originally we were going to spend the day in Jerez, but those plans got postponed and so we decided to take a day trip to Triana. 🙂
For those of you who don’t know, Triana is just across the bridge and is actually a barrio of Sevilla (unless you are a Trianero, in which case it is an independent republic 😉 ). Anyhow, we had a great time. After visiting the market and ceramics museum we stopped at a few tapas bars before making our way back to the city centre for dessert and cava.
Although we have monthly meetings and other training sessions, it was fun to get together just for, well, fun. Nothing quite like bonding while drunkenly singing American Pie with dessert spoon “microphones”! We actually have quite a few activities lined up over the next few months that we are all looking forward to. And, as always, I feel so lucky to have these amazing women on my team. Thanks for a great day, chicas! xx
casa azahar 