featured carousel

Silver Butterfly Ball In Aid Of Cure EB

Damian Lewis Comperes Glittering Silver Butterfly Ball In Aid Of Cure EB

The Silver Butterfly Ball of 2024 unfurled its wings in a dazzling display of philanthropy and glamour, all in support of the noble cause championed by Cure EB. The event, graced by the esteemed actor Damian Lewis, a dedicated patron of the foundation, was a testament to the power of collective action in the face of adversity. The ball, held at the prestigious RIBA, was not just an evening of elegance but also a beacon of hope for those affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a condition that challenges the very fabric of the skin.

0 comments
Das Edelweiss Mountain Resort

Experience Salzburg’s Finest: A Stay at Das Edelweiss Mountain Resort

In 1978, the foundation stone was laid for what would become one of Salzburg's most beloved mountain resorts - Das Edelweiss. Spearheaded by Senior boss Peter Hettegger, this family-owned venture began as a small bed and breakfast with 14 rooms and a charming cafe. Over the next few decades, Das Edelweiss underwent remarkable expansions and renovations, with Peter's dedication and the support of his family shaping it into the modern holiday destination it is today.

0 comments
Lexus ES 300h

Crafted Comfort: Lexus ES 300h Sedan Review

Having explored numerous Lexus models, the perpetual refinement evident in each iteration never fails to impress. But does the Lexus ES 300h uphold the legacy of Lexus technology while delivering the smooth comfort and effortless driving experience for which the brand is renowned?

For our review, we toured all around Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, taking in the gorgeous historic towns of Bath, Penryn and Falmouth.

0 comments
Wim Hof

The New Frontier: Strange and Surprising Trends in Fitness

In the ever-evolving world of fitness, enthusiasts are constantly seeking new ways to challenge their bodies and minds. While traditional methods like weightlifting and cardio remain popular, a wave of unconventional trends has emerged, pushing the boundaries of what constitutes a workout. From ancient practices to modern innovations, here are six weird fitness trends that have captured the imagination of fitness aficionados worldwide.

0 comments
Château Du Taillan

Cru Bourgeois du Médoc - Delicious Wines From Bordeaux

For decades, the wines of Bordeaux were seen as overly expensive, over extracted to conform with certain wine writers' palates and simply drifting away from what they once were. Things have now changed for the better, and although highly prized Grand Cru Classes are still expensive, they look positively inexpensive compared to Burgundy. 

0 comments
Along Came Jones

David's Drink Diaries - Issue 7

This edition marks an evolution in my drink diaries, as I introduce wine alongside my whisky musings. As a former Sommelier in a Michelin-starred restaurant, it feels both natural and exciting to start sharing this passion with you. Just as I have written about whisky and all of its pleasures, I will write in a similar way about wine. Expect insights and stories behind some of the world’s most esteemed vineyards and hidden gems, with of course lots of tasting notes. 

0 comments
Latymer Restaurant & Pennyhill Park Hotel & Spa

The Lucullan Latymer Restaurant & Pennyhill Park Hotel & Spa Review: Mustang GT California Tour

We drove the Mustang California sedately through 123 acres of parkland along the tree-lined access road past the tennis courts to the hotel entrance and parked outside.

The hotel buildings are set higgledy-piggledy around the main country house, built in 1849 by James Hodges, an accomplished civil engineer who would later manage the construction of Montreal's Victoria Bridge. The historical roots of Pennyhill Park's land trace back to its pivotal role as a beacon site during the national defence against the Spanish Armada in 1588.

0 comments