The next time you’re thinking of a week in Paris, think about spending a weekend in nearby Reims, the center of the Champagne region and home to one of the three most beautiful Gothic cathedrals in the world (the other two being Chartres and Amiens). … Read More
By now you’re savvy enough to know: true Champagne can only come from the Champagne region of France. Hence the uppercase. If the word “champagne” is in lower case or accompanied by the words “méthode traditionnelle,” then you’re looking at … Read More
Imagine a wealthy friend from Santiago whose parents own a weekend getaway in the Colchagua Valley: a hacienda with its own private airstrip, helipad, tennis court, and swimming pool. With seven standard rooms and four suites, as well as a … Read More
What dinner isn’t better with a bottle of wine? As Chile’s Nobel Prize-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, wrote, “I like on the table, when we’re speaking, the light of a bottle of intelligent wine.” As with all true oenophiles, Neruda knew … Read More
What dinner isn’t better with a bottle of wine? As Chile’s Nobel Prize-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, wrote, “I like on the table, when we’re speaking, the light of a bottle of intelligent wine.” … Read More
Copenhagen’s Jægersborggade Street might well be the Rodeo Drive of gastronomy. Various alumni of Noma have opened restaurants on this picturesque street in Norrebro, including Chef Christian Puglisi, one of The Wall Street Journal’s “Top Ten Chefs of 2010.” Formerly affiliated … Read More
Now that the winter of 2012 has departed (tail between its legs at its pathetic performance) and people are emerging from hibernation, it’s time to think about entertaining again: dinner parties for six, a candlelight romantic rendezvous, and family-style Sunday … Read More
Not another plate of nachos, not another keg of beer. It’s Super Bowl Sunday, when the world looks in confusion at the American diet. What are they watching? What are they eating? Step it up, people: pair these delicious Green Bean “Fries” and … Read More
