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Vinexpo Asia Returns To Hong Kong In May 2024 ..read more
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Raffles Bali Features the Three Michelin-Starred Victor’s Fine Dining for Its Next “Rumari and Friends” Dinner ..read more
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Vinexpo Asia Returns To Hong Kong In May 2024 ..read more
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Marriott International and SOS Indonesia Fight Food Waste in Bali with New Food Truck ‘Sadeva ..read more
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The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali Adopts Greener Practices for Sustainability ..read more
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How IWA meets the future demand for sake globally ..read more
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General Manager of Karma Kandara Shares the Importance of Building Connections to Deliver Exceptional Hospitality ..read more
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Infinite Layers of Green: Unveils Nature’s Delights at Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape ..read more
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Mod-Middle Eastern meets contemporary Australian and a new drinking experience at Fat Prince
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by Priyanka Elhence
2y ago
New chef de cuisine Simon Bell (most recently senior sous chef at David Myers’ Adrift before joining the Dandy Collection in April this year) redefines modern Middle Eastern with his simple and clarified South Australian approach, flanking a new menu that is as familiar as it is unrecognisable. His approach builds on Fat Princes’s journey thus far, making the cuisine lighter, brighter and fresher now. Chilled Oysters Bell uses everything from the herbaceous to the acidic to lighten and brighten robust meats, mezze and sides. The Chilled Oysters ($16), for instance, are inspired by the Aegean C ..read more
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There should always be room in your cellar for Nino Franco’s outstanding Prosecco
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by Nida
2y ago
In the world of sparkling wines, Prosecco often flies under the radar compared to its older, fancier cousin, Champagne. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t worthy of attention. It’s one of Italy’s prized appellations – so much so that since 2009, industry producers pushed the creation of classification labels protecting Prosecco.  Thus, the protected geographic destination label of DOC, which stands for Denominazione di Origine Controllata (denomination of controlled origin). Bottles of Prosecco with a DOC label can come from just nine provinces in two regions of northeastern Italy – with a fu ..read more
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