In the heart of Edinburgh, where cobbled streets meet bustling modern life, Diageo has redefined what it means to explore whisky with the Johnnie Walker Experience. Launched in 2021, this unique attraction occupies a prime location on Princes Street, transforming a former department store into a whisky lover’s paradise. This marriage of history and modernity
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As Rosh Hashanah approaches—the Jewish New Year cherished for its deep cultural and spiritual meanings—one can’t help but reflect on the traditional foods associated with this festive occasion. Among those, apples and honey stand out for their symbolic representation of sweet wishes for the year to come. While many adhere to age-old customs, some influencers
September holds a significant place in Italy’s wine heritage, heralding the end of grape maturation and signaling the onset of winemaking. This year, in the picturesque region of Valdobbiadene, the evocative hills of northeast Veneto have completed their Prosecco harvest. Despite the adversity faced by extreme heat, winemaker Alessio del Savio from the prestigious Mionetto
The recent developments at Boar’s Head, a giant in the deli meat industry, have prompted critical attention and intense scrutiny. Following a tragic listeria outbreak resulting in multiple fatalities, the brand, known for its commitment to quality and safety, finds itself at a crossroads. This article aims to delve into the various facets contributing to
In recent years, wine tourism has surged in popularity, captivating oenophiles with the allure of picturesque vineyards and the intimate art of winemaking. However, for many enthusiasts, the time or opportunity to embark on these journeys to renowned wine regions—such as those in France—can be a significant barrier. In response to this growing demand without
Insomnia Cookies, the late-night bakery sensation that has captured the hearts (and sweet cravings) of dessert lovers, is on a remarkable growth trajectory. Founded in 2003 in Philadelphia by Seth Berkowitz, Insomnia Cookies has evolved from a single store concept into an influential player in the bakery market, especially for those who crave something sweet
In the heart of Quebec’s Charlevoix region, a remarkable story is unfolding. It begins with Madeline Dufour’s audacious ambition to distill spirits from whey, a byproduct produced from cheesemaking. Initially met with skepticism, her endeavor challenges conventional thinking about waste and sustainability. Critics dismissed her efforts as futile, but Dufour’s vision extended beyond merely crafting
In recent discussions surrounding public health, ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have emerged as the new adversary, overtaking their predecessor—traditional junk food. However, the understanding of UPFs, particularly candy, demands a nuanced approach rather than a blanket condemnation. A recent study from Georgetown University Business for Impact Center sheds light on the complexities of candy within the
New York City, a melting pot of cultures and cuisines, continuously offers its residents and visitors an opportunity to explore diverse food experiences. This fall, one such delectable experience comes in the form of the First Soup Dumpling Festival, organized by the renowned Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao. Slated for October 6, this one-day event
In the heart of Oaxaca, particularly within the Zapotec region of Santiago Matatlán, a rich legacy of mezcal production thrives. For Isabel Santiago, this journey is deeply personal, one steeped in familial tradition. Growing up amidst sprawling agave fields, she inherited not just a craft but a lineage marked by dedication. Her great-grandfather, Valente Santiago,
Nestled on the picturesque Paradise Island in the Bahamas, The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, exemplifies luxury and intrigue, a paradise that lures celebrities and those seeking the finer things in life. As a backdrop for the iconic film *Casino Royale*, this resort is more than just a vacation spot; it’s steeped in glamorous
Nestled in the heart of southern Oregon, Ashland is a picturesque town that boasts a population of approximately 21,000 residents. Famous primarily for its annual Shakespeare Festival—running from March to October—this vibrant community offers more than just theater and art. Located near the California border off Interstate 5, Ashland merges a rich cultural heritage with
Searching for the finest pizza can be a daunting task, especially when faced with an ever-growing plethora of options. The anticipation of discovering a slice that transcends ordinary expectations can lead pizza enthusiasts to look beyond mere local favorites. In a remarkable development, 50 Top Pizza has unveiled their annual ranking of the best pizzerias
Flaviar, a pioneer known for bridging spirits enthusiasts with rare and exceptional alcoholic beverages, has recently expanded its offerings with an innovative subscription service dubbed “Champions of Bourbon.” Coinciding with Bourbon Heritage Month, this initiative represents a significant step for the company, granting both novices and connoisseurs alike the opportunity to explore award-winning bourbons delivered
In the picturesque town of Glastonbury, a culinary revolution was set in motion with the launch of the Queen of Cups, a quirky Middle Eastern eatery crafted by Ayesha Kalaji in the wake of the pandemic. Opening its doors on April 2, 2021, coinciding with the resumption of indoor dining, Kalaji’s venture emerged during one
In a world increasingly beset by the challenges of climate change, sustainable agriculture is no longer just an option; it’s a necessity. As we approach Climate Week in New York City—a pivotal time for discourse on environmental issues—one inspiring example stands out: Chef’s Garden in Huron, Ohio. This farm embodies not just agricultural excellence but
In recent years, the landscape of wine consumption in the United States has undergone a significant transformation. The Wine Institute’s reports indicate that each resident is consuming approximately 2.68 gallons of wine in 2023, a figure reminiscent of trends noted a decade ago. This stagnation in consumption raises concerns within the wine industry, particularly regarding
New Yorkers often boast about their pizza, claiming it to be the best in the world. Historically, this claim has been supported by a rich tradition of pizza-making that has defined the city’s culinary landscape. Recent accolades from the Italy-based 50 Top Pizza Awards have just strengthened this assertion, with Una Pizza Napoletana clinching the
