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These Celebrity-Owned Wineries Are the Real Deal

Celebrity wines are everywhere. Celebrity-owned wineries are something else entirely. A famous face can bring attention to a bottle, but building a respected winery requires more than recognition. It takes land, patience, agricultural expertise, financial commitment, and a willingness to invest for decades, rather than chase a quick return. The owners on this list chose the more demanding path. They purchased vineyards, restored historic estates, planted vines, hired respected winemakers, and immersed themselves in the long process of winegrowing. Some participate…
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Destinations + Hotels to Inspire You

The World’s Most Extraordinary Hotel Wine Cellars

Some of the world’s most memorable hotel experiences happen below ground. Hidden beneath grand lobbies and Michelin-starred restaurants are extraordinary wine cellars filled with rare vintages, legendary labels, and centuries of winemaking history. Many have evolved beyond simple storage into destinations with private tastings, guided tours, and intimate dinners among the bottles. From Monaco’s vast underground caves to a safari lodge built into South Africa’s granite boulders, these luxury hotel wine cellars have become defining attractions in their own right.…
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Road Trip

Luxury in Argentina’s Wine Country: Awasi Mendoza

Travelers who seek out a vacation that combines outdoor adventures with luxury lodging, exceptional food and drinks, and generous wellness offerings tend to have their work cut out for them. It’s hard to have it all. Very few properties can cover all your specific needs and wants and make your dream trip come true – and Awasi Mendoza is one of them. The lodge, located at the foothills of the Andes, will have you sail, hike, or bike in the…
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Luxury in Argentina's Wine Country: Awasi Mendoza
Best Of The Best

The 9 Best Hotel Restaurants in the World

We know you pride yourself on uncovering those gem restaurants before they end up on social media. We’re all for that. But sometimes, all you want to do is stay put at your $5k-a-night hotel, and head to bed after one too many dirty martini sessions. For when that mood strikes, here are the hotel restaurants that are gems in their own right. No scouting required. Just an elevator ride. Hélène Darroze at The Connaught, London. Photo courtesy of The…
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Beauty & Wellness

Cheval Blanc’s Dior Spa

I feel lucky that I’m at a stage where I’ve been to Paris more times than I can count. So nowadays, when I arrive into Paris, I don’t feel the need to hit the ground running. Instead, I opt out of reserving the room the night before, and opt into a spa appointment, shortly after I land. In my consumer opinion, it’s only fiscally responsible not to pay for a room just to check in early and instead, allocate those…
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New York City

The 2.0 Version of Babbo NYC

If you’ve lived in New York for at least twenty years, Babbo probably has a place in your heart. I know that it does in mine, as a restaurant that represented everything cool about New York. After all, what was better than walking into Babbo in the early aughts with AC/DC blasting on the speaker system and Bono eating a plate of pasta in the front bar? The answer is nothing, and that was just Babbo NYC on any given…
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Reviews

London Restaurants: Kiln

If you’ve ever eaten at a roadside stall on the Thai-Myanmar border and wondered why no major city has bottled that energy, the answer in London is Kiln. This is a case where something is seemingly low-brow, but so brilliant it becomes high-brow. On its appearance, Kiln looks like an old-school diner, with just a counter for meals on the first floor. It’s tucked into a sliver of a space on Brewer Street in Soho. If you don’t know about…
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Travel Buzz

The Polo Bar Is (Maybe) On The Move

You have the membership at Maison Estelle in London. You’re a regular at the rooftop at Aman. Your downtown outpost is Bond Street. But you may not have the in at The Polo Bar, which is in a league of its own. When something is perfect, why change? Well, after 10 years, The Polo Bar is (maybe) on the move in NYC. What Is (Maybe) Happening? After opening its doors at 1 East 55th Street nearly a decade ago, The…
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New York City

Welcome Back – Where to Eat Now in NYC

Firstly, welcome back, New York. We know that you enjoyed your time in St. Tropez, sitting next to Victoria and David at Cherry at lunch. And Ibiza was everything this summer, because Jondal doesn’t ever disappoint. But no matter how epic your vacations were, there’s one place you call home, and that’s New York City. Even if you don’t live here, New York is a place that seems to adopt everyone. So, in honor of our annual New York issue,…
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Beauty & Wellness

Experience Spa de La Mer’s New Crystal Resonance Signature Massage

Enter Spa de La Mer through the Baccarat Hotel New York doors on West 53rd Street. You’ll pass a live flame kept burning in homage to the French glassmakers, whose furnaces gave Baccarat its name centuries ago. Then, you’ll descend to a subterranean sanctuary that feels entirely removed from Midtown. It’s like a European seaside grotto sealed off from the city. This is the world’s only full-service Spa de La Mer, and it has introduced a treatment unlike anything else…
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