Tradition has it that Parisians leave the city for the South of France in August. Although this is still the norm, more and more savvy citizens stay put to enjoy the less crowded city and its surroundings. One of their favorite getaways is the nearby town of Chantilly, famous for its chateau, gardens and equestrian […]
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The Sydney dining scene is a dynamic, ever changing kaleidoscope of international flavors. Restaurants come and go as quickly as you can say, “Hello Mate.” Tetsuya, a Relais and Châteaux property, has stood the test of time and remains a top spot in this culinary capital. Just tell anyone you are dining at Tetsuya, and you
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Gold medal for award wines have been awarded. All wines scored 90 points or more. These wine are “the best of the best” from an international competition of wines. Instead of tasting these wines alone Denver International Wine Festival decided to pair the wines with culinary creations designed by award winning chefs to enhance the
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It’s no secret that Brooklyn has arrived. No stepchild to Manhattan, its got its own vibe, its own jive, and its own loyal denizens who choose this borough as their home. If this is your first time, jump start your visit to Brooklyn with tour guide Matt of Levys’ Unique New York Tours. He will
Ask any self-professed foodie to list the top festivals on the culinary scene. The answer is sure to include the Pebble Beach Food and Wine Festival. Not only is this iconic location, Pebble Beach, a crowd pleaser, but the breadth and depth of culinary and viticulture mastery offered–showcased for three nights and four days–is staggering.
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