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The Best Sake Bottles and Bars, Selected by Experts (opens the original)
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Often misunderstood as a ‘rice wine,’ sake is a unique fermented alcoholic beverage made from rice, with a production process more akin to brewing beer than distilling spirits such as vodka or gin. With thousands of breweries across Japan and an increasingly global following, sake has never been more diverse. But exactly which bottles and bars do leading sake sommeliers from around the world truly rate? Elite Traveler tapped the best in the business for their insider intel. “Every brewing year p
How to Build a Custom Sauna at Home (opens the original)
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Most homes in Finland have a sauna. Across the pond in America, the tradition is gaining a heat of its own. As more health-conscious Americans embrace the Finnish way of wellness, the appeal of having a sauna at home has never been bigger. And for those with the space – and the budget – to install one, a custom design offers the ultimate expression of the experience. “A genuinely bespoke sauna should be entirely individual,” says sauna designer Erin Hickman of Finnmark Saunas, which has designed
One of Bavaria’s Most Prolific Chefs Just Opened a New Zurich Restaurant (opens the original)
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In one of Zurich’s oldest-surviving buildings – dating to 1260 – chef Markus Stöckle has opened one of the city’s newest restaurants. Marküs opened in early September and is a vibrant homage to Stöckle’s decades-spanning career, which spans from early years in his home in Bavaria to his time at Heston Blumenthal’s genre-defining The Fat Duck. Most recently, Stöckle headed up the now-closed Rosi in Zurich, which re-imagined the traditional Bavarian inn. At Marküs, the level of hospitality is bein
Sotheby's Unveils Never-Seen-Before Blaquier-Arrieta Collection (opens the original)
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For decades, the Blaquier-Arrieta Collection was one of the great mysteries of the art market – its existence known, but the works themselves never detailed or seen in public. Now, Sotheby’s has unveiled the collection in London ahead of its November 18 auction in New York, where it is estimated to fetch around $450m. For Philip Hook, author of The Ultimate Trophy: How the Impressionist Painting Conquered the World, who spent decades at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, the collection’s mystery was a co
Digital Detox Vacation: The Best Luxury Hotels for Switching Off (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, a hotel with unreliable Wi-Fi was a (big) problem; now it’s a selling point. These days, you’d be hard-pressed to book a hotel without expecting fast, free Wi-Fi. In fact, listing it as an amenity feels almost redundant – like advertising that the room has electricity. Thankfully, we also seem to be past the era of hotels charging a premium just so you could send a WhatsApp or download the latest episode of The Gentlemen. But the problem with all that is, for all our insistence
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