Category: Food and Wine – Europe

• From West to East: The South Of France

  

  From the lazy Languedoc to the glamour of Monaco The French coast is a long stretch (roughly 552 kilometres) that offers various exciting activities, styles of gastronomy, oenology, and lifestyles. We travelled from the languorous vineyards in the Languedoc, to the buzzing Monegasque coast and we’ve cherry picked some of […]

   

• Domaine de Fontenille, Provence, South of France

  

    Perhaps you need a weekend break or perhaps you’re looking for indulgence – either way, temptation will lead you to the gates of Domaine de Fontenille…. You may have seen the iconic film ‘A Good Year’ starring Russell Crowe and Marrion Cotillard, and dreamed of a Provencale escape. If […]

   

• La Bastide Rose, Avignon, Provence, France

  

  Bastide Rose – the personal touch If you like your hotels a little bit quirky and loaded with charm, then head to La Bastide Rose. La Bastide Rose is many things at the same time: an art sanctuary, a sprawling estate, a hub for business meetings and avid gourmands and […]

   
 

• Chateau St. Pierre de Serjac, The Languedoc, South of France

  

    If you’re looking for the sunny side of life, then head to the Chateau St. Pierre de Serjac. Excelling in mellifluous landscapes, extraordinary oenological pursuits and languorous activities – such as a gentle swim in the infinity pool, a stroll around the vineyards and truffle garden, a leisurely game […]

   

• Avenue St. James, Mayfair, London

  

  A chic joint in the D&D Group, Avenue St. James’ is a trendy eatery in the heart of Mayfair. Living up to its sister establishments’ reputation in the group (think Bluebird Chelsea or 100 Wardour Street), Avenue St James has all the trappings of a fantastic venue: tantalisingly tasty food, […]

   

• The Yacht, London

  

  If you are looking for an inspired choice of venue for lunch or dinner in central London, head for the Yacht on the Victoria Embankment, a hop, skip and a jump from the House of Parliament. The name may be a bit grand for what is, effectively, a permanently moored […]