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A tour of the first Asian-inspired wellbeing experience in Tuscany
Advocating proactive holistic wellness, the new wellbeing sanctuary – 1,000sqm in size – features seven luxurious treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art gym, relaxation area with breath-taking views over the Tuscan countryside and sun-drenched yoga and Pilates studios. Guests can also look forward to invigorating thermal suites, a 25m heated outdoor swimming pool, two tennis courts, and…
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Say hello to London’s first rosé bar. Prepare to be whisked away to a French bistro
Sit back and enjoy pithivier, pâtisserie and rosé, with a generous helping of French joie de vivre at London’s first Provence Rosé wine bar. London’s first rosé wine bar, Café Juliette is now open at Harrods London (Ground Floor and via Basil Street). Prepare to be whisked away to a French bistro, where the…
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Valentino’s first Beauty MakeUp totally refillable: All the formulas are experimental, with a couture approach
Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli delivers his vision of beauty with Valentino’s first Beauty Makeup line. Maison Valentino opens its first Valentino Beauty Make Up line by launching into the Selfridges Corner Shop. Pierpaolo Piccioli, Creative Director of Maison Valentino, delivers his vision of beauty according to the time we are living in, by bringing his…
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4 new Irish Cream dessert cocktails that are simple to craft, but sure to impress
The Best Irish Cream Cocktail Recipes You’ve Never Heard Of Step outside of the box with these unexpected combinations by Five Farms Irish Cream, a premium brand of the Holladay Distillery. Five Farms Irish Cream is the world’s first farm-to-table Irish Cream liqueur. #1 Irish Chocolate Truffle Martini Introducing the ultimate dessert cocktail…
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Northcote at Home: ‘Am I a fan? Yes’ – restaurant review
Christmas comes early with two gloriously indulgent gourmet boxes sent from Lancashire
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The Christmas taste test challenge: the chef v the critic
Ravinder Bhogal and Jay Rayner eat their way through the supermarkets’ mince pies, cheese, chocolates and more. Whose verdict do you trust?