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As the Wine Industry Retracts, Some Are Still Betting Big on Napa
This story is from an installment of The Oeno Files, our weekly insider newsletter to the world of fine wine. Sign up here. It often seems that only bad news is coming out of the wine industry, even in California, where headlines scream about…
Henderson Land marks 50th anniversary with culinary pavilion at Wine and Dine Festival
Henderson Land Development is marking its golden jubilee with a major showcase at this year's Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival, introducing a dedicated culinary pavilion titled 'Henderson Land 50A • Taste The Finest.' The four-day installation…
Spot cleaner for carpets and sofas 'tackles deep messes' from wine spills to muddy paws
It extracts stubborn stains and dirty water This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more When it comes to cleaning, many will want gadgets which are efficient and multi-purpose to…
Free Women of Wine Series at Shooters Waterfront
Raise a glass to the women shaping the wine industry! This November, Shooters Waterfront welcomes Leah Adint, Head Winemaker at Erath Winery, for an intimate evening of wine tasting, conversation and culinary pairings as part of its Women of Wine…
I went to Europe's sunniest city just 3 hours from UK with £3 wine and 27C weather in November
It's easy to think we need to jet off somewhere exotic in search of an autumnal or winter sun escape, often involving a long-haul flight that can cost thousands. But it's far from the case, with a lengthy list of European destinations offering…
'We built this land': descendants of enslaved people are reclaiming their history across South Africa's vineyards
At Groot Constantia, the oldest wine farm in South Africa, the 450,000 visitors who pass through its gates annually can admire the picturesque vineyards sloping towards a bay ringed by mountains or enjoy a glass of sweet Grand Constance, reputed to…
Wineries, breweries closing down as decline in alcohol consumption starts to bite
The decline in alcohol sales is accelerating and businesses are starting to close their doors. It's being blamed on tough economic times, young people drinking less and a rise in popularity of non-alcoholic drinks. Grape growers are calling for…
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Venice's grand hotels are ruining me for everywhere else
At Airelles Palladio, even going to the loo can improve one's appreciation of art. An oil painting hangs within contemplation distance of a heated seat with sufficiently intriguing settings to prolong the visit considerably. By the time you have…
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14/20Critics' Pick You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. A modern Indian wine bar in a…
Market board members quit after former Demons boss Paul Guerra takes top job
Well, this is awkward. Just days after former Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry boss Paul Guerra was announced as the new chair of the Melbourne Market Authority, his appointment may have been the catalyst for an almighty upheaval of the…
10 Cozy Pedicure Trends and Nail Art Designs to Book Before Thanksgiving
There's a particular kind of cozy that arrives the week before Thanksgiving, when a relaxing pedicure and a little kindness feel just right. This season's best pedicure trends range from rich nail polish shades to nail art inspired by cozy…
Strictly star puts £7million home on market after 'devastating' end to marriage
A Strictly Come Dancing star ended her marriage after 20 years Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Natasha Kaplinsky has placed her £7million countryside mansion on the market after a “devastating” end to her marriage. The…
Jimmy Carr says comedy is 'learned skill' as he calls for it to be on curriculum
Jimmy Carr believes comedy should be taught in schools and it is possible to learn how to be funny. The stand up and TV presenter, 54, says it should be part of drama which he is also adamant should be available as a lesson in every school.
Oceania Cruises Chefs of the Year: Hussein Sarhan and Alex Tong
Over the past couple of years, there has been a refreshing increase in the kind of restaurants serving food that you might eat between ouzos on holiday in the Aegean, or at an end-of-vintage lunch in rural France, or with a young Etna Rosso at the…
Americans hate tipping. So why haven't they stopped?
I am a recovering people-pleaser, though I admit most of the recovering still takes place in private. I rehearse difficult conversations for weeks — on walks by the lake, in the shower, in the mirror — before actually having them.
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