The Story about the London's Story
The Story is buzzing through London’s gourmet discourse as the utmost place to try now. Its name has nailed it down – the restaurant became the story of the summer […]
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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.
CottoCrudo restaurant: where top Italian ingredients meet Four Seasons service in Prague
Reopened in March 2012 and refurbished as a more informal dining spot at Prague’s Four Seasons hotel, CottoCrudo was an adventurous step by the hotel’s management. Its former restaurant had been […]
Il Pastaio authentic Italian restaurant in Beverly Hills
Giacomino Drago is from Sicily, yet his cooking is influenced by all regions of Italy and he even recently ventured into Japanese with his two new establishments Shu Sushi and Yojisan Sushi both in Los Angeles…
Right Bank Bordeaux 1998 with Jasper Morris, MW
A flight through 1998 Bordeaux with a Master of Wine Jasper Morris at Berry Bros.& Rudd in London revealed the strengths of this vintage in the Right Bank of the […]
Does the price of wine indicate its quality? A small wine experiment
From time to time you may find yourself standing in front of an enormous wine shelf filled with attractively labelled wines accompanied by even more appealing prices – in the […]
Bordeaux: Two neighbours – Château Palmer and Château Margaux
Château Palmer, the king of gold elegance is nesting just next to the majestic symbol of Margaux – the Château Margaux, bearing the same name as the AOC known for […]
Dark Necessities
A poison is the origin of life And it can kill you all the same For, Without one the other couldn’t live Could not exist, nor feel full — beauty and […]
From Sunrise to Sunset: nonfigurative poem on fission and fusion ∀ for all
Today is the International Yoga Day (becoming one is its ultimate quest), the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year when the sun’s light graces our human existence on […]
Andros: Greek island hike through unhurried villages to a millennium-old Monastery
Andros, the northernmost and greenest Cycladic island nearest to Athens still disembarks more Greeks than foreign tourists. Most of them are weekend beach loungers or savvy hikers. The Aegean island’s […]