Veuve Clicquot has taken over an outback lodge — and it's a two-night, $27,300 affair
Veuve Clicquot's first outback Sun Escape takes over Queensland's Mt Mulligan Lodge: helicopter transfers, La...
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Sleep Where the Vines Grow: 13 Winery Hotels Worth Planning a Trip Around
From Napa to the Barossa: the winery hotels where you sleep among the vines, taste from the cask and blend you...
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Aussie travellers are swapping city-hopping for slow barge cruises through Burgundy
Aussie bookings on Burgundy barge cruises jumped 67% in 2026 as travellers trade capital-city hopping for slow...
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Krug Is Turning a Legendary LA Recording Studio Into a Champagne Dining Room — For Three Nights Only
Krug takes over LA's Larrabee Studios for three nights of champagne tastings, live compositions and a paired m...
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Forget the Brandy: Champagne, Cocktails and Even Espresso Are the New Cigar Pairings
Top cigar lounges in London and Zurich now pair smokes with champagne, mezcal cocktails, sweet wine and tea —...
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Taittinger's English fizz: why Kent is now Britain's most exciting wine region
Inside Domaine Evremond, Taittinger's Kent vineyard, plus the Kentish Wine Way, five more estates and a car-fr...
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French artist Alexandre Benjamin Navet to colour-wash The Ritz-Carlton Maldives in a four-month residency
French artist Alexandre Benjamin Navet brings a four-month art, Champagne and festive residency to The Ritz-Ca...
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Champagne at the Border: A Thru-Hiker Finishes the Pacific Crest Trail
A thru-hiker reaches the PCT's northern terminus at the Canadian border after 2,650 miles — blowdowns, champag...
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Wine Hotels That Let You Pick, Blend and Even Stomp Your Own Grapes
From stomping grapes in Mendoza to a Champagne button in your room: the world's best wine hotels for hands-on...
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American Airlines opens its best lounge dining rooms to business class passengers — with a $200 champagne on the list
American Airlines opens Flagship Dining rooms to business class at DFW and Miami, with a $200 Bollinger champa...
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Singapore's 2026 mooncake season: durian kunafa, baijiu truffles and a Weiqi board you can eat
Singapore's best mooncakes for Mid-Autumn 2026: durian snow skins, sambal pastries, Prada's edible Weiqi board...
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Cold Brew in Three Minutes: Why High-End Coffee Machines Are the New Kitchen Status Symbol
The Jura Z10 Gen 2 brings barista-level coffee home — 51 drinks, cold brew in minutes, and a champagne aluminu...
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