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Can Hong Kong mature as a wine hub? French vineyard owner calls for new focus
Hong Kong could enhance its standing as a wine trade hub by further improving its logistics and storage services, according to a seventh-generation French winemaker overseeing a 200-year-old Burgundy estate. Erwan Faiveley, owner of wine labels…
The eight best wine subscriptions in the US let you uncork and unwind at home
Picked asked me to choose a target price range for each shipment, and I stuck with the lower tier, approximately $20 per bottle. I was then invited to take a quiz, which, in addition to asking about my preferred price and delivery frequency, also…
#1: Wine Overproduction + The Math of Removed Vineyards
As 2025 comes to a close, we are dedicating the final weeks of the year to a countdown of our 10 most-read stories. The list includes the work you expect from us — jobs, housing, wine, climate, local government and accountability reporting…
A vineyard manager's deportation shattered an Oregon town. Now his daughter is carrying on his legacy
Alondra Sotelo Garcia saw the same headlines as everybody else. Masked immigration agents making increasingly bold arrests. Community members disappearing without warning. As the middle child of immigrants, she feared for her parents. She started…
Wine Pro Thatcher Baker-Briggs on Hangovers, Cures, and Why You Should Always Bring Champagne
Sometimes, no matter how smart, connected, and well-resourced you are, you simply need an expert—and not just any expert, but the rarefied insider whom other specialists call when they need help. Luckily, Robb Report has a roster of such…
Indian wines, beyond grapes, are winning hearts abroad
What's the story India 's wine industry is slowly but surely making its mark on the global stage. An emerging group of fruit-based, non-grape wineries has started to gain traction in international markets. This comes as Indian winemakers shift…
Former RAF quarters used in World War 2 hits the market for £900,000
A TOWNHOUSE which was used as RAF living quarters during World War II has come up for sale. The Victorian property has hit the market at just shy of £1 million – it's priced at a huge £900,000. Your info will be used in…
Six easy cocktails for Twixmas cravings
I love this time of year, hunkered down between the two poles of Christmas and New Year, burrowing long walks out of the grey days and then coming home to warm up and dry off. At this point, when the fire is lit and the dinner is on the way, there…
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The Biggest Manicure Trend For Winter 2026 Is The Opposite Of Neutral, Thank Goodness
The beginning of a new year often has us wanting to try new things, and that goes for even the littlest choices such as nail color. Choosing a winter manicure should be about seasonality, and I've grown a bit tired of seeing the same barely-there…
The services meant to protect us failed to work together effectively
, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The news that the NSW Police failed to upgrade security at Bondi Beach on December 14, despite requests from the Jewish community…
MAFS UK bride says 'I choose joy over guilt' in candid admission after finale
One of the brides from the 2025 series of Married At First Sight UK has revealed to her followers a personal 'struggle' she's been facing, just weeks after filming wrapped. Abigail Lindsay married John Shepherd and from day one, the couple appeared…
British Rail sandwiches, infinite pork pies and a Farmhouse Grill: A history of railway food
After trout caviar and whipped cod's roe, a Stilton and damson choux pastry and a glass of English sparkling wine, it's easy to forget I'm zooming through the British countryside at 112mph. This is train food – served in a LNER first-class…
Ten things I love (and hate) about restaurants in winter
As the wildly popular social media platform celebrates its 10th year, we ask the Topjaw frontman what he loves – and hates – about eating out during the festive season. I love pies. I scoff when people ask: “What is British…
Best NYE gifts for your host: Champagne, party platters and more
Let's start with the obvious, shall we? If a magnum of Champagne declares a party, then a jeroboam of the stuff declares a full on festival. This classic Champers from Bollinger is a crisp, dry affair that positively screams luxury, and this…
How I plan to outsmart the dementia that has stalked my family
For confidential advice, call Alzheimer's Society's Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456 Alzheimer's Society's symptoms checker can help spot the signs of dementia For the past five years, Henry Furniss has watched as his father's vascular…
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