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With Thanksgiving over for another year, we are well and truly into winter. When the nights draw longer and the days grow colder, there’s nowhere we’d rather be than a cozy bar with a whisky cocktail in hand – and Bertie’s Whisky Bar at The Fife Arms in Scotland ticks all the boxes. Inspired by... View Article

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We doubt there are any strangers to an Espresso Martini left; the iconic pour (which has an equally famous origin story involving none other than Kate Moss) has become a staple on cocktail menus around the world. An Espresso Martini with Guinness and Rémy Martin, on the other hand, is a little harder to come... View Article

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With its revolutionary wine-preserving technology, Coravin can proudly claim to have changed the wine game forever. Now, the brand is putting down more solid roots with the launch of its all-new Coravin Wine & Bubbles Bar pop-up, which opened last week in London’s prestigious Mayfair area. Tucked behind some of the city’s most stylish designer... View Article

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The Old Fashioned is a staple on any good cocktail bar’s menu. A great cocktail bar, however, is bold enough to put its own spin on the classic. The Langham London’s award-winning Artesian bar, for example, adds oloroso sherry and banana syrup to its Old Fashioned to create the Banana Bread 1933 – a grown-up... View Article

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It has been a popular month for martinis in London. Sales of the iconic cocktail go through the roof when a certain secret agent powerslides his way back into popular culture. For many the boost in sales is short-lived, but not at Lyaness. One of the city’s most revered cocktail bars has consistently counted its... View Article

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The New York outpost of the iconic Swedish photography museum, Fotografiska has been the go-to destination for the city’s most creatively minded individuals since it opened in 2019. Now, the destination is being elevated to new heights with the opening of the all-new, and super exclusive cocktail bar, Chapel Bar. Tucked away in the depths... View Article

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Of all the champagne houses in France, Perrier-Jouët’s is, without doubt, one of the most exclusive. Never before has the celebrated producer opened the doors of its Unesco World Heritage property. This is all set to change however with the unveiling of Belle Epoque Society, a selection of champagne experiences for the summer months at... View Article

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With everyone spending more time at home, it’s understandable that the design of our spaces is more important than ever. Now is a great time to make changes to elevate decor and find new accessories that will perfectly complement the design of your home. This could even include creating or updating an elegant home bar,... View Article

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The legendary New York bar Dante NYC has joined forces with one of the city’s best restaurants in an attempt to raise $1m for the struggling hospitality industry. For Negroni Week (September 14-20), Jean-Georges Vongerichten will sell the pre-bottled Dante NYC negroni from his two-Michelin-starred restaurant. All funds raised through the sale of this special... View Article

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Opéra Garnier is officially the biggest opera house in Europe and arguably the most extravagant. Standing as one of the most stunning examples of Baroque architecture, the building was inaugurated in 1875 and named after the ambitious architect who designed it, Charles Garnier. Since opening almost 150 years ago, Opera Garnier has been the go-to... View Article

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This cupboard-sized bar is tucked into an unassuming corner of The Ritz Paris, but what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in stature. The bar earned its name after Ernest Hemingway “liberated” it from the Nazis in 1944. The Ritz was used as a Nazi headquarters during the occupation of Paris and... View Article

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Musée du Louvre is a go-to destination for any tourist and as a result, it can be absurdly busy during peak season. Indeed, the huge crowd that constantly ebbs and flows around the Mona Lisa is a sight to behold in itself. However, if crowds aren’t your thing, you can visit the museum after the... View Article

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