Ribera del Duero: the rediscovered gem of Spanish wines
A state-of–the-art architecture, modern winemaking techniques and giant underground cellars – If I forgot to mention the name of the region in the title of this piece of writing I […]
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Primum Familiae Vini: Leading Wine Families
Primum Familiae Vini is an association of eleven leading families from the most distinguished wine-growing regions on the world. Marchesi ANTINORI (Italy – Tuscany, etc.) – the old Tuscan Antinori family […]
Roberta Sudbrack: from president's kitchen to a quiet street in Rio
Roberta Sudbrack is one the most established and lauded chefs in Brazil. She authored a number of culinary books, cooked for the former Brazilian head of state, his international guests […]
Expensive wine versus cheap wine: how to find a good value for money
Why you should (not) pay a fortune for a bottle of wine An expensive wine today indeed costs a fortune. Yet, the growing number of Masters of Wine, Master Sommeliers […]
CLOSED Fino: Spanish tapas at a contemporary London setting
Contemporary twist on traditional Spanish dishes…
The magnificent outliers: these rare wines redefine their class in Europe
There are famous, rare wines, established wine regions and awarded winemakers in the Old as well as in the New World. Yet, some incredibly passionate wineries took slightly different approach […]
José Andrés: The Bazaar in Beverly Hills is a theatrical trip to culinary wonderland
Any meal at The Bazaar is fun, topped with the quality seal of a James Beard Awarded chef. José Andrés is a Spanish-American Michelin starred chef (Minibar) who brought the […]
Frenchie: bistronomy's little treasure in Paris
Frenchie embodies an old Parisian ambiance blended with modern international gastronomic fare rooted in its French history. The name of this culinary and vinous enterprise comes from a nickname given […]
Botín in Madrid: traditional fare at the oldest restaurant in the world*
Restaurante Sobrino de Botín (for a long time it was a tavern since restaurants were rather fancy Parisian style establishments in the period Botín was opened in the 1725) has a long history spanning almost over three centuries.