Why wait til end of year to pop a celebratory cork? The biggest eating holiday of the year deserves to be celebrated, especially as the first Thanksgiving with the coronavirus pandemic well behind us. And what better way to toast the times than a bottle of sparkling wine? Many hold off until end of year
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Virtuosity, the second Sanlorenzo 57Steel Sanlorenzo has launched Virtuosity, the second unit the Italian builder’s 57Steel, a model that had its world premiere at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show in late September. A 56.7m superyacht with a volume of 1,021GT, Virtuosity features an exterior by Zuccon International Project and an interior by Piero Lissoni, assisted by the Sanlorenzo SY
The Singapore World Spirits Competition has only been in existence since 2019. But in that short sum of time, it has grown into one of the most important annual judgings in all of Asia. A big reason why it attained so much stature so rapidly is because it’s run by the Tasting Alliance. These are
If the darker days and chillier temps of November have dampened excitement over the impending holidays and the weather it might bring—fear not. Forget those cumbersome sweaters and winter accessories, order your peppermint mocha iced instead of hot, and head south to these sunnier (but no less festive) holiday destinations. The four warm-weather towns below
Passengers make their way through the terminal as they travel ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday at Washington Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia, on Nov. 22, 2023. Kevin Lamarque | Reuters In air travel, minutes matter. A few moments could be the difference between making and missing a connection for passengers — and could avoid
Looking for ways to elevate your home-cooked meals or impress your family and friends? Look no further! We’ve put together a collection of our top favorite foods perfect for home cooking fans and take-out lovers alike. From just-right spicy noodles to a variety of spices and seasonings, these picks will satisfy taste buds and delight
What is your dream job? Actor? DJ? Zookeeper? They all rank quite high on the list, when folks are asked. But if you’re a fan of sensational single malt, you’d happily take Ewan Morgan’s gig over starring in the latest Hollywood blockbuster. As the “Head of Whisky Outreach” for Diageo, he presides over the most
Rear view of couple traveling through car. Maskot | Maskot | Getty Images A recall on your vehicle can derail your travel plans, depending on the issue at hand. It’s an issue plenty of drivers have to consider this fall. Subaru, Volkswagen, General Motors, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Honda Motor are among the vehicle manufacturers that
Fat-washing isn’t a particularly new technique. The process first appeared in the early aughts, when PDT bartender Don Lee put Benton’s bacon into a vat of whiskey and put it in the freezer. The fats floated to the top, he strained it off and was left with a smoky, umami-packed iteration of the whiskey. In
Experience has always remained at the core of DAVIDsTEA since David Segal, a self-proclaimed tea connoisseur, opened his first lifestyle retailer in Toronto back in 2008. The company was a game changer at the time: tea, despite being a traditional drink celebrated over centuries-old rituals across Asia, and the second-most-consumed beverage after water, was still
Some 165 photographers working on assignment for National Geographic shot more than 2.1 million images in 2023. Now, 29 are featured in its annual “Pictures of the Year” retrospective. The feature — published in the magazine’s December issue and online in November — contains “stunning photographs that unearth remarkable, rarely seen moments,” according to National
Think Velveeta, pomegranates and Marie Callender pies. By Chloe Sorvino, Forbes Staff All you need to replicate the traditional Thanksgiving morning enjoyed by Lynsi Snyder, the In-And-Out Burger billionaire, is a vehicle — she uses her late dad’s 1979 GMC Sierra — a few hours of rain and an off-road place to do doughnuts in
Food serves as more than a means of sustenance; it concurrently bridges our family history, creating a link between our past and present, thereby immortalizing familial legacy through food memories Reconnecting with Our Food Heritage: A Journey Beyond Recipes Cheerful smiling Black son enjoying playing with his father while doing bakery at home. Playful …
Avoriaz was the brainchild of Jean Vuarnet, 1960 Olympic Downhill Champion and subsequently of sunglasses fame. He grew up in Avoriaz’s neighbouring resort Morzine, and dreamt of developing the pastures high above his home town into a ski resort. Vuarnet enlisted the help of Gérald Brémond, who later founded and ran the Pierre et Vacances
Some workers go to great lengths to hide hush trips from their bosses. But employees of the Polish company PhotoAid needn’t bother. The company, which helps travelers take their own passport photos at home, allows its employees to stay at an apartment in Spain for free — provided they work while they’re there. The apartment
Long known for its frozen food aisle innovation, CAULIPOWER has been serving up delicious and healthy alternative takes on family favorites. Last week, the company introduced Chicken Bites, the newest addition to their line-up of cauliflower-powered delights. Offered in two flavors, classic and dill, the company says its new Chicken Bites are the first cauliflower-coated
Cortina is one of the oldest ski resorts in Europe, in Italy’s north-eastern corner, with grand hotels dating from Victorian times, and is set among the stunning scenery of the Dolomites. It is also one of the few resorts in the Dolomites with an entirely Italian atmosphere, and almost none of the Germanic and Austrian
After just one year in business, the W Algarve has fast become the kind of hotel guests never want to leave. While, on one side of its enormous pool, W Residences mean a lucky few genuinely don’t have to leave, the hotel’s new Extreme WOW suite has popped up as something of an in-between. And
If the darker days and chillier temps of November have dampened excitement over the impending holidays and the weather it might bring—fear not. Forget those cumbersome sweaters and winter accessories, order your peppermint mocha iced instead of hot, and head south to these sunnier (but no less festive) holiday destinations. The four warm-weather towns below
Presenting the “break up edition” in which you ditch your standbys for something new. If you’re among the many who are hosting a Thanksgiving dinner, it’s likely your holiday table is a mix of dishes, people and personalities. So, why not serve up a mix of wines, too? “Thanksgiving is the time to play,” says
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