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12 of the best options for a holiday in France this July The country has set its sight on a June reopening, but given its infection rates, July feels more likely. Here’s where to go 30 April 2021 • 1:44pm French holidays may be on the cards this summer Against all odds France reckons it will welcome overseas tourists as early as June.  President Emmanuel Macron said this week the country will reopen to holidaymakers on June 9, so long as they can prove they have been vaccinated or present a negative test. On June 30, all leftover restrictions, such as curfews and the like, will be lifted...

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Domestic Service: How to Keep and Store Wine at Home Victoria Daskal begins her definitive guide to wine preservation with an overview of the best options for different households. We are all aware that wine is delicate, and requires specific conditions related to temperature, humidity, and light to stay intact and, even more important, to age well. But many of us devoted wine lovers struggle to meet those criteria, especially those of us in cities, where underground storage—or any storage, for that matter—is limited. There are many options for wine preservation: from home cellars, wine r...

The Mediterranean’s Red Gold Is Running Out Autumn Spanne © Melanie Lambrick On a golden day last September, I visited the ruins of the first Greek city on the Iberian Peninsula, a settlement from the sixth century B.C. called Empúries. Traders venturing down present-day Spain’s Costa Brava, a rugged stretch of coastline in northeastern Catalonia, had recognized the advantages of the location: a natural port, some protection from the fierce tramontana winds blowing off the Pyrenees, and access to local trade networks established by native Iberians. But as the Greek sett...