Japanese tea house in the heart of Monaco
Treasured inside the Japanese garden, built as a homage to the late Princess Grace of Monaco, and baptised as “The Garden of Grace” after her, the Japanese tea house
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The London Sake Challenge 2013
The second annual London Sake Challenge was held at Harrods in their prestigious wine cellars on August 19 2013. Sake sommeliers from around the world arrived to taste test selected […]
Gastronomic dining at the majestic Grand Hotel du Cap-Ferrat
The luxurious premises in a superb location alongside the blue-waters of the Mediterranean have been attracting for over a century the créme de la créme of the world’s elite…
Paul A. Young Chocolates: the brain behind the Best Sea Salted Caramel in the World
Britain has been recently surprising gourmands from all over the world with its artisanal products. The level of their international competitiveness rised like a rocket to the moon in full […]
Finca Narbona: Uruguayan restaurant, lodge and winery crafting cheese, pasta and wine
Finca is a farm, an agricultural land-bound estate or a rural property in Spanish and the almost three centuries old Finca Narbona has been resuscitated as a real farm or, […]
Irurtia: hundred years of winemaking in Uruguay
Irurtia was one of the first wineries in Uruguay. Now under the wings of the fourth generation of the Irurtia family the winery celebrated its centenary in 2013. During a […]
Tiffin Room at Singapore's Raffles Hotel
Cuisine: Indian buffet lunch and dinner. Visit: October 2012 Price: Medium (eat as much as you can for one price S$60 -S$75 as an adult, drinks are extra). Food: Authentic, mildly […]
Press in Napa Valley
Some people discover and follow their passions throughout their entire life. Stephen Rogers, the chef at Press as well as a former classical pianist and vocal coach, is surely one of them…
La Maison de la Truffe et du Vin
The House of truffle and wine of Luberon is located in a picturesque old village of Menerbes, just a short ride from the region’s commercial hub of Apt. Driving through the […]
Colombe d'Or – the legendary hideaway of artists in Provence
Its history is perhaps like no other restaurant on the world. Paul Roux opened Colombe d’Or in 1920s (under the name “Chez Robinson”). It was only a couple of years later, when he […]