Category: Cigars & Spirits
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Ports of call: a wine tour of the Douro
Portugal’s Douro region is famous for its port, but also produces fine, good-value reds and top nosh. Perfect, then, for thirsty foodies like our writer
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Especially created for Cannes 2016: New Rémy Martin XO Limited Edition For Cannes Film Festival
The 69th annual Cannes Film Festival is held from 11 to 22 May 2016. For the 13th consecutive year, French cognac Maison Rémy Martin is ascending the stairs at Cannes Film Festival as an exclusive partner. Rémy Martin’s latest XO Limited Edition is borrowing the symbolic film reel to gracefully adorn the iconic carafe. The…
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A Revolutionary bottle: Formula E Mumm Grand Cordon
For an elevated celebration – the new MUMM Grand Cordon. Maison Mumm, the Official Champagne Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship, is marking the Paris ePrix by unveiling Mumm Grand Cordon, its revolutionary new champagne bottle, destined to become the ultimate icon of celebration. Mumm welcomed 200 guests to live this unique moment. To…
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#TimeBeautifullyFilled: Most Prestigious Cigar Store and Luxury Lounge opened in Downtown Manhattan
Brookfield Place – a luxury shopping destination alongside the Hudson River in the Financial District, is now home to Davidoff‘s most prestigious flagship store and lounge in Downtown Manhattan. Davidoff of Geneva – since 1911 Downtown New York City occupies a spectacular 2000 square feet. Guests are ushered into a premium cigar retail space, flanked…
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San Francisco Spirits Competition 2016: Martell Cordon Bleu’s ageless elegance awarded with a Double Gold Medal
After a year of celebrating the momentous 300 year anniversary in 2015, the House of Martell celebrates double gold medal at the San Francisco Spirits Competition 2016. The oldest of France’s great cognac Houses receives a Double Gold Medal for Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu. The SFWSC is one of the most respected and influential global…
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10 of the best restaurants in Bordeaux
A new wave of chefs has swept into Bordeaux, propelling the city’s restaurants up France’s culinary pecking order. And they’re serving up at decent prices too