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Each year Wine Enthusiast magazine publishes a list of their 100 best buys. They explain it this way: “In a year when US gas prices, grocery prices, housing costs and interest rates all jumped dramat...
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Each year Wine Enthusiast magazine publishes a list of their 100 best buys. They explain it this way: “In a year when US gas prices, grocery prices, housing costs and interest rates all jumped dramat...
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La Paulée de New York 2020: Era-defining By Jordan Mackay | April 12 2021 La Paulee 2020. All photography courtesy of La Paulée The 20th anniversary edition of the celebration of Burgundy proved to be a spectacular occasion From only one year out, reflecting on La Paulée de New York 2020 feels like gazing back into another era. As it always does, the great celebration of Burgundy took place at various venues across the Big Apple in the chilly, windblown first week of March. But this first week of March also happened to be the last week of a particular epoch ...
Era-defining Jordan Mackay recalls the spectacular 20th anniversary edition of the celebration of Burgundy and previews this year’s online Paulée Mondiale, March 10–21 From only one year out, reflecting on La Paulée de New York 2020 feels like gazing back into another era. As it always does, the great celebration of Burgundy took place at various venues across the Big Apple in the chilly, windblown first week of March. But this first week of March also happened to be the last week of a particular epoch in world history. Were those of us merrily clinking glasses of the world’s greates...
Share Aboard Belmond's By Nina Caplan March 05, 2021 The women and children who once worked the barges along the canals of France would probably sigh with wonder to hear that this form of travel is now a luxury activity. Those lacking horses or mules were sent down the towpath with canvas strips across their chests to pull the shallow boats, piled high with commercial goods, using muscle and willpower. Sometimes the men joined them, but usually, they stayed aboard to steer. That was ...