Wc05NOV12 IDEAL with a simple chicken casseroleor quickly grilled white-fleshed fish. David Ellis WHEN you’ve been making wine in the Hunter Valley for 140 years or more and are simply continuing to grow – expanding into such other regions as the Barossa Valley, Coonawarra, Adelaide Hills and Eden Valley to name just a few – […]
david ellis CANADIAN businessman Sir Henry Pellatt firmly believed in every man’s home being his castle, so when he and Lady Mary decided in 1912 on somewhere new to live, they had plans drawn up for just that – a castle. He was not the least phased when his architect said he would first […]
david ellis CANADIAN businessman Sir Henry Pellatt firmly believed in every man’s home being his castle, so when he and Lady Mary decided in 1912 on somewhere new to live, they had plans drawn up for just that – a castle. He was not the least phased when his architect said he would first […]
Written by Roderick Eime When we think of the great liners of the world, there is a tendency to think British. QE2, Queen Mary, Titanic and Great Eastern have all taken centre stage in some great historic maritime event. Britannia rules the waves, indeed. But while researching another story, I was reminded that the Germans […]
Fashionable Pullman Bangkok Hotel G is celebrating the festive season in style with a vibrant calendar of seasonal promotions and Christmas delights culminating in a spectacular New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner. THE STUNNING TERRACE AT SCARLETT WINE BAR & RESTAURANT WHERE GUESTS CAN SEE IN 2013 IN STYLE The funky lifestyle hotel situated on Silom […]
Fashionable Pullman Bangkok Hotel G is celebrating the festive season in style with a vibrant calendar of seasonal promotions and Christmas delights culminating in a spectacular New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner. THE STUNNING TERRACE AT SCARLETT WINE BAR & RESTAURANT WHERE GUESTS CAN SEE IN 2013 IN STYLE The funky lifestyle hotel situated on Silom […]
Media Release: 1 November 2012 Although miles apart by geography, the highly regarded winemaking regions of Portugal and NSW’s Central Ranges, are surprisingly firm friends when it comes to the production of easy-to-drink, fresh Rosé wines. Transport yourself to another time and place this summer by indulging in a glass of the latest collaborative effort […]
HMS Bounty, a 180-foot (54.86 meters) tall ship, sinks beneath the waves after being hit by Hurricane Sandy (EPA) The 180ft, three-mast vessel was about 160 miles west of the eye of hurricane when it went down, about 90 miles southeast of Hatteras, North Carolina. It was a replica of the a British ship known […]
A NICE red to go with a rusticGreek-style slow-cooked leg of lamb. Wc29Oct12 David Ellis MOURVEDRE is generally regarded as a variety whose roots were in Spain, although it’s also grown widely in France and more recently in New World winemaking countries as well, including Australia – although some of our earliest growers and makers […]
A NICE red to go with a rusticGreek-style slow-cooked leg of lamb. Wc29Oct12 David Ellis MOURVEDRE is generally regarded as a variety whose roots were in Spain, although it’s also grown widely in France and more recently in New World winemaking countries as well, including Australia – although some of our earliest growers and makers […]