Australia's Royal Mail Hotel chosen to serve Chateau d'Yquem by the glass
It’s not for nothing this truly great wine is known as the “nectar of the gods”. Just 45 top venues worldwide are allowed to serve it by the glass.
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It’s not for nothing this truly great wine is known as the “nectar of the gods”. Just 45 top venues worldwide are allowed to serve it by the glass.
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THE LOCATION The Royal Mail stands on the main street of Dunkeld, a small town in western Victoria at the southern foot of the Grampians mountain range (known as Gariwerd to the local Indigenous people). This makes for impressive views, as well as making it a convenient base to visit shops and cafes within the township. The hotel is also a handy starting point for hikes or drives into the national park. See Also THE SPACE Having started as a 19th century pub, the hotel is an interesting mix of architecture: the bar end of its main building is contained within the original stone walls, while t...