POSCA World

08/08/2025

07/08/2025

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03/08/2025

Summer in the City…🌞🤗😎

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02/08/2025

I voted for the Summer Drink 2025! 🍾😎🌞🤗

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02/08/2025

Posca Romana … blend with sun 🌞😎


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02/08/2025

Posca Romana … just sun added 🤗


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02/08/2025

Sun, sea, Posca….what else?🌞👀

31/07/2025

Refreshing my summer…🌞🤗

30/07/2025

summer vibe 🤗🌞

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30/07/2025

Summer somewhere…🌞🌻
…better than champagne 🍹🍾


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19/04/2025

Buona Pasqua! 🐰🐣
Wish you a Happy Easter! 😇

18/04/2025

The Trojan War - It all started with an apple...🍎

At a wedding on Mount Olympus, Eris, the goddess of discord, was excluded. Furious, she tossed a golden apple into the banquet, inscribed with „To the fairest“ („Καλῇ ἄριστον“ - Kalei Aristón). Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite immediately claimed it, sparking a fierce argument. Unable to choose, Zeus sent the three goddesses to Paris, a mortal prince, to decide.

Each offered Paris a tempting gift, but he chose Aphrodite, who promised him the love of the most beautiful woman—Helen of Sparta. This decision set off a chain of events that led to the Trojan War, all because of a single apple.

While the Trojan War itself may be enshrouded in myth and legend, archaeological evidence suggests that Troy was indeed a real city that faced significant destruction during the period traditionally associated with the war. Excavations have uncovered remains of fortifications, weapons, and layers of destruction, pointing to the possibility of serious military engagements occurring in the region at the time (12th century BCE). Whether these events were the result of a singular epic war or a series of conflicts remains debated, but the evidence of warfare in the ancient world surrounding the time of the Trojan War is compelling.