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How wildfires are scorching France's wine industry
As wildfires razed swaths of Western Europe this summer, wineries in the region have grown increasingly concerned about the fate of one of the area's most important exports. In France, Europe's largest wine exporter by far, some 739,000 hectares…
Arterra Wines Canada Rewrites the Rules of Wine with New MXM 16% Hard Flavoured Wine
Launching nationally this September, MXM brings together bold fruit-forward flavour, smooth drinkability and high intensity in a proposition designed for high-energy moments more commonly associated with RTDs and Spirits. At a suggested retail…
This cozy Lincoln Park bistro was just named the 2026 Restaurant of the Year by Food & Wine
Chicago's dining scene has scored another big bragging right to add to the city's ever-growing list. John's Food & Wine, the intimate Lincoln Park restaurant from chef-owners Tom Rogers and Adam McFarland, has officially been named the 2026…
8 Forgotten Fantasy Shows That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
There are quite a few fantasy shows that may not have dominated the headlines as some were able to, but over the years since airing, they have found a lasting appreciation among dedicated viewers who praise them for their storytelling and charm.
Neighborhood Lincoln Park spot named 2026 'Restaurant of the Year' by Food & Wine
A two-year-old neighborhood restuarant in Lincoln Park was just named Food & Wine magazine's 2026 Restaurant of the Year. John's Food & Wine, at 2114 N. Halsted St., was selected for the honor after a nationwide search by editors, a Tuesday…
Reform's Richard Tice says UK must adapt to changing climate
The UK should 'learn to adapt to the changing climate, rather than arrogantly think you can stop the power of the sun', Reform UK's deputy leader has said. According to the Met Office, this summer is the hottest on record, with five separate…
Reform's Richard Tice says UK must adapt to changing climate
Helen Catt, Political Editor, BBC South East and Cash Murphy, South East The UK should 'learn to adapt to the changing climate, rather than arrogantly think you can stop the power of the sun', Reform UK's deputy leader has said. According to the…
I've found Europe's new foodie capital with riverside markets and seafood festivals
Captain Lasse docks our boat against a tiny yellow lichen-splattered islet, totally uninhabited apart from a wooden cabin. Clambering onto the grey rocks, my white-haired guide unloads a seafood feast onto a wooden ledge: teeny shrimps, peachy…
UK's best Christmas market already crowned for 2026 - not Edinburgh or Hyde Park
It may still technically be summer, but it's not too early to think about some festive merriment, especially as the UK's best Christmas market has already been crowned for 2026. With the summer holidays coming to an end, thoughts will drift towards…
No negotiations with Canada right now: US trade rep
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said there are no trade negotiations happening with Canada after they fell apart last month and tariffs from the Trump administration on Canadian goods went into effect. “It's more their emergency…
RBHK 2026 brings more than 400 food and hospitality brands to Hong Kong
More than 400 food, beverage and hospitality brands from 11 countries and regions have gathered in Hong Kong for a three-day restaurant trade show, as the industry looks to new products, technology and cross-border business opportunities. SCROLL TO…
How to Experience Asheville Like a Local
When it comes time for a vacation, residents of Charleston (myself included) and residents of Asheville are known to fly by one another going opposite ways on I-26, swapping coast for mountains and mountains for coast. This summer, I wanted to…
Durham's newest dining destination will evolve throughout the day
Durham is set to get two new restaurants in the spring — The Vinter and The Baker, which will serve coffee and pastries by day and wine and small plates at night, and Restaurant Cornelia, which will offer evening fine dining. Why it matters:…
Putin envoy warns of Russian economy going 'berserk' on war footing
MOSCOW, Sept 1 (Reuters) - The Russian economy runs a risk of going 'berserk' if it is run to focus entirely on the needs of the military-industrial complex, President Vladimir Putin's international development envoy was quoted as saying on…
Brisbane's ferry workers to go on strike during Riverfire
Brisbane ferry workers will undertake a 24-hour work stoppage on Saturday, coinciding with the Riverfire annual fireworks display. Pay negotiations between the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and RiverCity Ferries have been ongoing since October…
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