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A wine lover’s dream escape Montrachet is a prestigious Grand Cru vineyard in the Côte de Beaune subregion of Burgundy, France that straddles the villages of Chassagne and Puligny. Widely considered the greatest and most expensive dry white wine in the world, it produces exceptionally…
Situated on the rugged, untamed west coast, Jochem and Evi Elsner’s home combines authentic vintage details with contemporary relaxed comfort and ease. Jochem and Evi have created many homes in their time, but none is quite as close to their hearts as this one. The…
Enhancing your traditional cottage experience Ah, its cottage season once more: listening to loons at sunrise, sipping coffee on the doc, swimming and fishing, and roasting marshmallows and telling stories by the bonfire. Heaven on earth? Indeed, it’s a reprieve from the 9 to 5…
Mother Cocktail Bar Massimo Zitti is a microbe wrangler, and his frustration is that microbes don’t always behave. I’m at the edgy Queen Street West strip, where facial stubble and lofts in old factories dominate, but fear not, this is a welcoming place for those…
A bejewelled private haven nestled in the heart of the prettiest of villages Canadian A-list jewellery designer, Kat Florence is on a mission to transform her hometown of Elora, Ontario, into the chicest of destination with her recently opened boutique retreat. Meticulously restored, her 1848…
Summer Sipping Summer calls for wines of finesse. Think crystalline whites, rosés the colour of a Provençal sunset, and lightly chilled reds with red-fruit lift. These picks are made for the patio, the dock, and long dinners that linger past sundown. Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio. Alto…
Unlocking the magic of a famous lakeside country house The Lake District, located in Cumbria, Northwest England, is the country’s largest National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famed for its dramatic glaciated valleys, shimmering ribbon lakes, and highest peaks, it is a premier…
By Sebastien & Sheila Centner, @sebandsheila @eatertainment There’s something about summer that naturally brings tennis to the forefront; Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, and a calendar filled with iconic tournaments that blend sport, style, and social energy. It’s a season defined by crisp whites, vibrant greens,…
Who needs a mini bar when your room is above 2.5 million litres of vintage, tawny and white Port that’s aging gracefully in the cellar? Just ask and sommelier Carlos Veira will happily take you on a tour and introduce you to some of the…
The slow subtle shift that marks the transition from the excitement of spring to the respite of summer begins as the tentative, pale greens of April and May deepen into a lush, confident gardens. Early summer air, once sharp with the promise of spring rain,…