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Captain's Cellar - The Wine Lounge In Taj Mahal, Delhi, Celebrated Its First Anniversary In Style
Over the past year, Captain's Cellar has contributed significantly to Delhi's evolving wine scene
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Michelin-Star 'Ratatouille Restaurant' In Paris Loses Wine Worth Over $1.6 Million
Tour d'Argen has a huge list of wines and cellars, housing 300,000 bottles. Read on for details.
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Watch: Man Dressed As Cowboy Floods US Store With Wine Worth Rs 5 Crore
The King County Sheriff's Office said that the man accessed the facility through an employee entrance using a code on November 22.
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Former Beauty Queen, Allegedly Involved In Theft of Wine Worth $1.5 Million, Arrested
Forty five bottles were stolen from the cellars of the Michelin-starred restaurant during the heist last year, including a rare 19th-century bottle.
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Luxury Bunkers With Pool, Gym, Garden For The Super Rich Amid COVID-19
Stranded on superyachts or confined to their sprawling mansions worrying about their wine cellars, the world's super rich have invited ridicule throughout the coronavirus pandemic with their apparent insensitivity to the plight of ordinary people.
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Britain Bans Export Of Legendary Novelist Charles Dickens' Study Table
A study table used by one of Britains most famous novelists, Charles Dickens, is at risk of being exported from the United Kingdom unless a buyer can be found to match the asking price of 67,600 pounds.
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Richard Branson Rode Out Hurricane On Private Island - In Wine Cellar
Billionaire Richard Branson had no desire to evacuate his home in the British Virgin Islands, which was directly in the path of Hurricane Irma. Instead, he declared that he would hunker down with his team on his private, 74-acre Caribbean island - "as I have been on the three times we have had hurricanes over the past 30 years."
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The Woman Who Decides What Wine Presidents Drink
Virginie Routis is the first woman to ever be given the keys to legendary cellars of the Elysee Palace, French President Francois Hollande gave her "carte blanche" to serve what wines she thought best to with his chef Guillaume Gomez's menus.
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Wine
Do vintages still matter, or is it reasonable to suppose that modern techniques of wine-making, in the field and in the cellar, will smooth out the difficulties of each season? Large-scale industrial wineries try to achieve a constant flavour for each...
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On this wine website, get more than what you paid for
Underground Cellar is making a game of getting more than you asked for when it comes to great wine. Startup founder Jeffrey Shaw playfully described it as "wine roulette," only you can't lose and the payout is cabernet sauvignon, merlot, chardonnay or...
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At a luxury building, the perks start at the curb
Fifteen Central Park West, home to celebrities and billionaires, has a long list of perks. There is the 75-foot sky-lit lap pool, the climate-controlled wine cellar and, for those "desiring anything from a four-course custom menu for 80 guests to an at-home romantic dinner for two," the in-house chef.
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Haier India announces 'i-age' line of consumer products, including 4K LED TV
Haier India has announced a total of 71 new products under company's 'i-age' line of products.
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A sophisticated drink in a 3,700 year old wine cellar
Scientists have uncovered a 3,700-year-old wine cellar in the ruins of a Canaanite palace in Israel, and chemical analysis shows this is where they kept the good stuff.Samples from the ceramic jars suggest they held a luxurious beverage that was evidently...
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Captain's Cellar - The Wine Lounge In Taj Mahal, Delhi, Celebrated Its First Anniversary In Style
Over the past year, Captain's Cellar has contributed significantly to Delhi's evolving wine scene
-
Michelin-Star 'Ratatouille Restaurant' In Paris Loses Wine Worth Over $1.6 Million
Tour d'Argen has a huge list of wines and cellars, housing 300,000 bottles. Read on for details.
-
Watch: Man Dressed As Cowboy Floods US Store With Wine Worth Rs 5 Crore
The King County Sheriff's Office said that the man accessed the facility through an employee entrance using a code on November 22.
-
Former Beauty Queen, Allegedly Involved In Theft of Wine Worth $1.5 Million, Arrested
Forty five bottles were stolen from the cellars of the Michelin-starred restaurant during the heist last year, including a rare 19th-century bottle.
-
Luxury Bunkers With Pool, Gym, Garden For The Super Rich Amid COVID-19
Stranded on superyachts or confined to their sprawling mansions worrying about their wine cellars, the world's super rich have invited ridicule throughout the coronavirus pandemic with their apparent insensitivity to the plight of ordinary people.
-
Britain Bans Export Of Legendary Novelist Charles Dickens' Study Table
A study table used by one of Britains most famous novelists, Charles Dickens, is at risk of being exported from the United Kingdom unless a buyer can be found to match the asking price of 67,600 pounds.
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Richard Branson Rode Out Hurricane On Private Island - In Wine Cellar
Billionaire Richard Branson had no desire to evacuate his home in the British Virgin Islands, which was directly in the path of Hurricane Irma. Instead, he declared that he would hunker down with his team on his private, 74-acre Caribbean island - "as I have been on the three times we have had hurricanes over the past 30 years."
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The Woman Who Decides What Wine Presidents Drink
Virginie Routis is the first woman to ever be given the keys to legendary cellars of the Elysee Palace, French President Francois Hollande gave her "carte blanche" to serve what wines she thought best to with his chef Guillaume Gomez's menus.
-
Wine
Do vintages still matter, or is it reasonable to suppose that modern techniques of wine-making, in the field and in the cellar, will smooth out the difficulties of each season? Large-scale industrial wineries try to achieve a constant flavour for each...
-
On this wine website, get more than what you paid for
Underground Cellar is making a game of getting more than you asked for when it comes to great wine. Startup founder Jeffrey Shaw playfully described it as "wine roulette," only you can't lose and the payout is cabernet sauvignon, merlot, chardonnay or...
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At a luxury building, the perks start at the curb
Fifteen Central Park West, home to celebrities and billionaires, has a long list of perks. There is the 75-foot sky-lit lap pool, the climate-controlled wine cellar and, for those "desiring anything from a four-course custom menu for 80 guests to an at-home romantic dinner for two," the in-house chef.
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Haier India announces 'i-age' line of consumer products, including 4K LED TV
Haier India has announced a total of 71 new products under company's 'i-age' line of products.
-
A sophisticated drink in a 3,700 year old wine cellar
Scientists have uncovered a 3,700-year-old wine cellar in the ruins of a Canaanite palace in Israel, and chemical analysis shows this is where they kept the good stuff.Samples from the ceramic jars suggest they held a luxurious beverage that was evidently...
