The Luxury Travel Magazine
The Luxury Travel Magazine
Seven centuries of perfectionism and obsession have led to the world-renowned status of Chateauneuf-
Artfully hidden and unassuming on the outside in Brooklyn, Whiskey Stories® is beautifully decorate
All you see is red — white was banned in 2006. That’s not to say the flavor palette is monotone.
The year is 1932, the age is golden, and the bar is secret. After knocking on the on the nondescript
Napoleon Bonaparte once mused: “Clearly, the pleasures wines afford are transitory – but so
Les Trois Glorieuses doesn’t just refer to the second French Revolution, it’s also the name of a
The room is buzzing with excitement as the scent of floral, fruity, and citrus notes drift from the
During this time of the year, the banks of the Garonne River seems to move, animated with the sway o
“In wine, there’s truth,” said Pliny the Elder. And, the truth is, wine tasting is one of the
Balance, complexity and finish. For years, sommeliers have sought fine wines with harmonious compone
Did you know that Portugal has over 250 native varieties of grape? The country, although much smalle
On Sydney’s doorstep is an epicurean haven full of delectable indulgences. If the wine, the cheese
The London skyline is instantly recognisable, filled with the shapes of iconic buildings like the Lo
Upon arrival, smartly dressed guests are welcomed with a familiar and relished sound – the omnipre
Uber-chic, uber-stylish, and ultra-desirable. Starting in Paris, in 1996, Raymond Visan channelled
Situated in the heart of the Loire Valley, the town of Saumur is host to the summer-long festival ce
Travel and wine tasting in the Douro River wine region in Portugal is like sailing into oenophile
Civilisation is gone and, in its place, enchanting sceneries of vivacious green mountains, hollows o
Over 200 years ago, British, German, Irish, Polish, and Dutch settlers came to Australia and were gr
When most think Burgundy they will think of the color that is somewhere between red, brown and purpl
Forget everything that you thought you knew about Gin and Tonic. Forget the ice too. Store your bowl
Italy has so much to offer travelers from its stunning Roman cities steeped in millenniums of histor
When we think of gourmet food and fine wine, most will instantly think of France. And when we think
The Yarra Valley is Australia’s wine country ground zero and produces some of the finest Pi
Building the Allegrini wine dynasty did not happen overnight. Allegrini has developed from a small company in an unknown village in Northern Italy to an international powerhouse. Now they have multiple family owned vineyards in several wine regions with worldwide distribution. The Allegrini focus has been on quality. Between their three estates (one in Veneto and two in Tuscany), they released over 60 wines rated 90 points or higher by Wine Spectator. Their flagship wine is Amarone which is a robust red wine best enjoyed when paired with hearty dishes such as game, roasted and grilled meats. Their wines are complex, full of character and can be aged for 20 years or more.