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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
Diageo Just Revealed Its Latest Rare Cask Sale – But Most People Will Never Get to Taste Them (opens the original)
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Today, Diageo has announced the fourth instalment in its The Twelve by Casks of Distinction program: 12 ultra-premium and ultra-rare casks, handpicked by its master blender team and never to be repeated, available to buy and bottle as you wish. The problem is, if that announcement – or indeed this article – is the first time you’re hearing about the latest The Twelve, you’re likely already too late. The contents of those dozen casks were already revealed just shy of two weeks ago at an invite-on
How To See Antarctica’s Hidden Blue Ice Tunnels (opens the original)
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Under the Antarctic’s dense pack ice lie a series of meandering tunnels. These passages were formed over thousands of years as snow compacted into dense glacial ice. Normally inaccessible, for a few days during summer – typically just two to three weeks – the ravines are empty, drained of water. The glistening walls arch and refract as light hits them from above, moving through a kaleidoscope of azure, turquoise, and cyan. A guided excursion through these iridescent chambers is offered by Antarc
Clerkenwell Has Had A Resurgence – Here’s Where Our Editors Go (opens the original)
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What do Alexander McQueen, LinkedIn, Sainsbury’s, Faber & Faber, and Elite Traveler have in common? We’re all based in (or at least very close to) Clerkenwell. And how lucky we are to call it home. The buzzy central London neighborhood – just south-east of King’s Cross and north-west of The City – has long been a dining hotspot (some restaurants in this list date to the 19th century) but recent years have laid the grounds for its firm revival. Chef Jackson Boxer is one of the most recent to move
This Top New York Sushi Chef is Cooking For Just 100 People in LA (opens the original)
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It’s fair to say that chef Masa Takayama is one of the forefounders of Japanese fine-dining in NYC. In 2007 his eponymous Midtown restaurant (which first opened in 2004) entered the inaugural New York City Michelin guide with a knock-out two stars. Two years later, it did the triple and got its third Michelin star, making it the first Japanese restaurant in the US to receive the guide’s top award. (Eagle-eyed among you will note that after 15 years at the top, in the 2025 guide it was docked dow
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