Tag: USA
The Basque Bamboo: the Autumn Cocktail in New York
A new cocktail made of Basque vermouth, Basque cider, and dry sherry, a variant of the Bamboo called the Basque Bamboo, is taking over Brooklyn
The true history of the Burnt Basque Cheesecake, from La Viña...
Condé Nast Traveler has published the true history of the Burnt Basque Cheesecake, an invention of La Viña in San Sebastian which has taken over the world
The ‘New York Post’ publishes an article about the “Basque” cookery...
![Juego de cocina [BASQUE]](https://i0.wp.com/aboutbasquecountry.eus/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/juego-de-cocina-basque.jpg?resize=324%2C235&ssl=1 "The ‘New York Post’ publishes an article about the “Basque” cookery set")
The 'New York Post' has reported on a set of cast-iron pots and pans being sold under the brand name "Basque."
Sharing the Basque vermouth cocktail “marianito” with the world
Puch, a US website specializing in alcoholic drinks, has just published an amazing article about the very popular Basque drink "marianito."
The Mondragón Co-op, a model for Ohio co-ops
A Cincy Co-op delegation has traveled to the Basque Country from Ohio to learn about the Mondragón co-op, which they recognize as their model
Two articles on Basque and the “miracle” of its survival
Big Think and IFL Science, on the same day, publish articles about Basque, how it's an isolate, and its ability to survive
The AIA grants the Guggenheim Bilbao an award it deserves, though...
The American Institute of Architects has granted the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao its Twenty-Five Year Award
Yet another year, we recall the bombing of Guernica and its...
Every April 26, as has become a tradition on the blog, we dedicate a moment to remembering the war crime that was the Bombing of...
Basque sheepherders’ arborglyphs in the Far West are a heritage that...
The National Archives is supporting three universities to collect and preserve the tree engravings of Basque sheepherders in the Far West
Basque whalers in Iceland on the website of the US Library...
The blog of the Library of Congress has dedicated an entry to the 32 Basque whalers who were killed in Iceland in 1615