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The best way to learn about wine is to visit the place where it's made – to meet the people, see the landscape, feel the air, enjoy the cuisine. Here are some stories that will help you plan your next trip. See also our Travel forum, where our exceptionally well-informed members and staff trade tips and recommendations on visiting wine regions around the world.
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I'm pretty inured to the charms of wine books, being lucky enough to be bombarded with them each autumn. But...
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On behalf of my adventurous older daughter, who had heard good things about the beaches there, I asked Miles Mossop...
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In today’s post comes the usual mixture of press releases and charity appeals, but one of the former stood out...
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I couldn't resist filming this extraordinary setting for a recent birthday party of an old friend of mine: the Divinity...
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This article was originally published in Business Life . Despite the early morning sunshine, my wife [that's me, probably fretting...
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With this contribution to our occasional Travel tips, we begin a week with a focus on Africa. Julia will pick...
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Donald Hess's winery and estate Colomé in the Andes in northern Argentina is already remarkable. It is the country's oldest...
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I asked Paul Symington to amplify his remarks about the new places to stay and eat in the Douro Valley...
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Paul Symington of the eponymous and powerful port shippers sends this report of developments in northern Portugal. He could hardly...
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Ex Cumbrian wine merchant and now Languedoc resident Richard Neville was asked recently by an architect friend how to get...
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Most unusually, it's been some time since I have seen my husband. Well before I got back from more than...
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This article was originally published in Business Life . The lounge at the Suvretta House hotel provided three reasons why...
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Nick wrote here recently about the pleasures of eating on the Mediterranean island of Mallorca. Let me add a recommendation...
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This is more of a signpost than an article, to my recommendation of Dohop.com here in Jancis recommends.
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Willi Klinger was Angelo Gaja's right hand man from 2000 to 2006. Here are his most memorable restaurants in the...
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To the surprise of no one, except perhaps an egotistical chef or two, Thomas Keller’s The French Laundry in Napa...
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