Archive for the 'Food & Beverage' Category

Napa’s Neighbor Makes Cabs, Too – Dehlinger Russian River Valley

By Aida on April 14, 2006

NO California wine region dominates its field the way Napa Valley rules cabernet sauvignon. It’s simply a fact of life for the California wine industry. If you make cabernet sauvignon and can put Napa Valley on the label, or better yet, add one of Napa’s subregions, like the Stags Leap District, Rutherford or Oakville, you [...]

A luxury brand Rémy Martin in US

By Aida on April 1, 2006

In line with its value strategy, Rémy Martin confirms its position as market leader in Fine Champagne superior qualities and accelerates its growth in strategic markets.
Rémy Martin’s history and experience in the Fine Champagne appellation guarantees its cognacs unrivalled quality. At the beginning of 2005, Alliance Fine Champagne was created a co-operative bringing together Rémy [...]

Godiva – luxury chocolatier at 80th Anniversary

By Aida on March 24, 2006

Chocolates and diamonds unite this Valentine’s Day bringing two premier brands together to delight consumers. In honor of Godiva’s 80th Anniversary, one lucky Grand Prize winner will have the rare opportunity to choose $80,000 worth of jewels from H.Stern. Teri Hatcher, known for her role as Susan on the television series “Desperate Housewives,” will unveil [...]

Bourbon Pappy Van Winkle’s Family Reserve

By Aida on March 10, 2006

This is a great time to be a bourbon drinker. In the past several decades, as the success of single-malt scotch has shown, it pays to distill a smoother, more interesting spirit–for which you can then charge a lot more money. One of the best and last of the independent distillers is family-owned, Louisville, Ky.-based [...]

BOMBAY SAPPHIRE luxury drink served with jewelry

By Aida on March 9, 2006

Bombay Sapphire has a unique distillation process: There are only four Carterhead stills working in the world today and are distinctive to Bombay Sapphire.
Unlike other gins which boil their botanicals with the spirit, the Bombay spirit is distilled alone. To achieve the unique flavour, the spirit passes through the botanicals in vapour form. This allows [...]

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1945

By Aida on February 22, 2006

This extremely rare Jeroboam features the first artist-labeled Mouton Rothschild by Baron Philippe de Rothschild. Jeroboam (5 lovely liters) Chateau Mouton-Rothschild 1945–considered one of the great vintages of the 20th century–sold at Christie’s London in 1997 for $114,614. One of the great vintages of the 20th century was 1945, and although the buyer remains anonymous, [...]

Chateau Lafite – World’s Most Expensive Wine

By Aida on February 22, 2006

When an enterprising young man named James Christie opened his sales rooms in London in December 1766, his first auction consisted of the estate of a “deceased nobleman” containing “a large Quantity of Madeira and high Flavour’d Claret.” The records don’t relate how much these delightfully described “high Flavour’d clarets” fetched but as the whole [...]

Napa’s Intimate Luxury Inn

By Aida on February 22, 2006

Each evening guests can enjoy local, quality wines and delectable appetizers. During the warm summer months the social hour is hosted outside on the shaded patio, surrounded by the colorful flowers and the sounds of the trickling fountain and smooth jazz. Guests can linger and sample sumptuous appetizers while enjoying the afternoon sun and delightful [...]

The food experience

By Aida on February 21, 2006

In this concept designers have reinvented the food experience. Their multi-layered set of plates, cups, bowls and utencils enhance the visual presentation of the meal. The subtle balance between materials (largely porcelain and wood), smooth lines and discreet stacking diagrams highlights rather than obscures the chef’s art form. The main fabrication challenge required the development [...]

PerfectDraft

By Aida on February 20, 2006

PerfectDraft is a beer tap for home use, so that consumers can experience the perfect draft beer of their favorite brand in their own homes. The piece balances between an unobtrusive domestic appliance and an eye-catcher, with the familiar elements in a smooth chrome finish to relate a “professional” beer feeling and experience. The intuitive [...]

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