Things Better Done Slowly: poetic Marais cafes and tea rooms
Poetry does not have to be written under your bed covers (well, sometimes I do that too) or in a rusty, with vintage posters laced bohemian poetic Marais hang out ...
Langosteria Milano: seafood temple with the best of the aquatic cuisine twists
Italian recipes, Spanish nudges, Japanese wasabi, French grand cru plateau, anything goes at Langosteria as long as it's the best way to show off the sea bounty brought to the ...
Schloss Schauenstein: the heart of the Caminada family creative epicentre
In the sunny valley of Swiss castles, the waiting list at the gastronomic restaurant at Schloss Schauenstein can delay your appetite for months. You are up for the most special ...
Munich bakeries: bread stories and sweetheart pastry
Munich bakeries celebrate simplicity of basic perfection, but also compete with contemporary pastry trends balanced by pleasing traditionalists. With the help of my delightfully researched guide you can relish the ...
Gastronomic design ceramics chosen by El Celler de Can Roca
Morphing the shapes of the sea and the Catalan coast for the tables at El Celler de Can Roca in Girona are many Spaniards who design and handcraft plates so ...
Gastronomic ceramics chosen by the greatest chefs in France
Gastronomic ceramics at the greatest restaurants in France tend to be most locally connected in the rural regions where the artisans settle. Like the legendary chef Georges Blanc in Vonnas, ...
Talvo by Dalsass: all seasons dining in a Swiss 17th century chalet
In one of the oldest, stunningly facade-painted farm houses in the Engadine valley Talvo by Dalsass offers the most consistent fine meal in the summer and winter around St Moritz. Only a ...
Beaune: in the heart of the wines of Burgundy on foot or bicycle
Burgundy, with its fresh and friendly attitude towards wine production, is perhaps the most significant wine region in France...What is amazing about Beaune’s wines is that they can be drunk ...
Rosé wine: the fresh and fragrant taste of summer all year round
Provence in the South of France is famous for sprawling purple fields of lavender and for the pink-hued rosé wine. The fragrant herb assists to a relaxing sleep, while the ...
