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Wine List of the Week: Lady of the Grapes London Bridge (opens the original)
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Douglas Blyde visits Lady of the Grapes’ new London Bridge outpost, where whole-fish feasting and a 400-bottle cellar take the wine bar into restaurant territory. Southwark Street has known appetite on an industrial scale before. Between 1865-1874, the French Menier company built its London chocolate factory here, a five-storey brick and stone warehouse whose Grade II-listed shell later survived dereliction to become part theatre, part arts complex. Now its ground floor and vaults have acquired
How Champagne is sustaining sales in restaurants (opens the original)
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Champagne is still a mainstay of the restaurant scene, but producers are having to work harder and smarter to keep their place on the list, reports Douglas Blyde. CHAMPAGNE STILL commands space in the UK and Ireland’s dining rooms. It glints beneath chandeliers at The Dorchester, runs through piscine tasting menus at Lyla in Edinburgh, sits in view of the surf at The Terrace Rooms & Wine on the Isle of Wight, is debated and defended at Fernery in Wales, and is poured with forensic focus as part
Wine List of the Week: The Windsor Brasserie - Fairmont Windsor Park (opens the original)
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Douglas Blyde visits The Windsor Brasserie at Fairmont Windsor Park, where ambitious food, an adventurous wine list and lively hospitality are helping the new dining destination carve out its place among Berkshire’s culinary heavyweights. Fairmont Windsor Park has no empty field to conquer. Within eight miles as the crow flies, three rival country-house hotels each hold one Michelin star: Great Fosters, two-and-a-half miles away, pairs Tudor age with The Tudor Pass; Coworth Park, almost equally
Wine List of the Week: The Black Horse Amberley (opens the original)
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Richard Gladwin’s The Black Horse brings the family’s field-to-fork philosophy back to Sussex, pairing a serious kitchen and thoughtful wine list with nearby Nutbourne vineyard. Douglas Blyde visits the Amberley inn to find a pub rooted in its local setting, but with ambitions beyond it. The Black Horse had a warning sign before it had a wine list. In December, Richard Gladwin ate there alone on the night before exchanging contracts. “No one else came in,” he told Ben McCormack in The Caterer. H
Wine List of the Week: The Tudor Pass at Great Fosters (opens the original)
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Douglas Blyde falls down the rabbit hole at The Tudor Pass in Surrey, delighting in inventive British cooking and an adventurous wine list in the remarkably well-preserved 16th century setting. The post Wine List of the Week: The Tudor Pass at Great Fosters appeared first on The Drinks Business.
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