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  • Give it up for the world’s most extreme winemakers

    November 10, 2021

    Every wine merchant has their hero or heroine – not necessarily their best sellers but the wines and winemakers they most admire. These are often viticulture’s unsung heroes – small producers who work with new techniques or revive old ones, sometimes toiling in the harshest terrain, where machines aren’t viable and human power is the [...]

  • A mouthful of cashmere: The joy of Lalande-de-Pomerol wines

    November 10, 2021

    Traditionally wines from Bordeaux have garnered a certain high level of respect, esteem, fame and the price tag that goes along with that. In broad strokes, the Bordeaux Blend, historically referred to as Claret in the UK, is made up of a combination of the star players Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot alongside, at the winemaker’s [...]

  • Baker & Spice in Belgravia, has a tried and tested day service – but what about its new dinner menu?

    November 9, 2021

    Nestled in a quiet backstreet in Belgravia, Baker & Spice is a gourmet Mediterranean café and bakery that branched out to dinner service this September. It has a generous outdoor dining space equipped with heaters and blankets to ward off the autumnal chill and a small indoor dining room with cosy booths and tables for [...]

  • The Card Counter review: Oscar Isaac at his inscrutable best

    November 8, 2021

    While he may not be as well known as his collaborators, the name Paul Schrader still commands respect among movie fans. He enjoyed his greatest success as a writer, working on four films with Martin Scorsese including Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, while also directing hits like 80s smash American Gigolo and Oscar winner Affliction. [...]

  • Lansdowne House is an £8m Holland Park gem

    November 8, 2021

    Fifteen million doesn’t go far in parts of Kensington, where average house prices on Britain’s most expensive street hit £30m. But you only need to head slightly west to Holland Park to get more for your millions. Lansdowne House is a vast, light-filled four-bedroom apartment is over the ground and lower ground floors but has [...]

  • Why prime property buyers need an agent

    November 8, 2021

    A search for a prime property can involve speaking to 20 or 30 different selling agents. The market is being disrupted all the time, with new agents and brokers splintering off from other firms and setting up on their own. Brokerage numbers are increasing all the time and it is harder than ever to stay [...]

  • Finch movie: Tom Hanks pulls heartstrings in robo-buddy movie

    November 7, 2021

    The timing of Tom Hanks’ new film Finch is either perfect or terrible depending on your outlook. The sci-fi drama with an environmental backdrop comes to Apple TV+ just as major leaders are deciding how to tackle the climate crisis at the COP26 conference in Glasgow. If anyone can inspire people to make a change, surely it’s [...]

  • A Cop Movie review: A captivating warning about a broken system

    November 7, 2021

    With its flashy music and action cliches, A Cop Movie sets out to be stylistically reminiscent of 70s police dramas. However, for those who saw last year’s Midnight Family, a heart-breaking look at a private ambulance in Mexico City, a different resemblance will begin to emerge. The docu-drama is about two Mexican police officers, Teresa [...]

  • Focus On: Islington – An area that has all a savvy buyer needs

    November 5, 2021

    One of those neighbourhoods that has it all, Islington combines lively restaurants and bars, inviting pubs and attractive residential areas with Georgian townhouses, garden squares and quaint terraces. Less bourgeois than west London, it attracts a mix of high-earning middle class millennials and boomers, families, and hipster house sharers with a liking for arts and [...]

  • ‘night, Mother at Hampstead Theatre, review: Misses the mark

    November 5, 2021

    You know there’s a problem when you realise, half way through a play’s performance, that you don’t care what happens to either of the protagonists.  On paper, ‘night, Mother at the Hampstead theatre seemed a recipe for success: a revival of Marsha Norman’s 1985 Pulitzer-winning play starring stage and screen icon Stockard Channing (Grease, Six [...]

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