Suds For The Fairer Sex: Karmi Beer, Poland
A recent trend is growing. Carslberg, whose brewery I’ve visited in Denmark, is now producing a regional beer called Karmi in Poland. With a low alcohol content of 0.1%, this…
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Luxury Wackiness: The World’s Weirdest Hotels, Forbes.com
An ice hotel in Quebec. An underwater lodge in Florida. A treetops lodge in the Amazon Rainforest. A reproduction of Rick’s Place from Casablanca in Manhattan. Or a lux cave…
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Fun for Foodies, Fashionistas & Film Buffs: Westfield San Francisco Centre
$460 milion spent in retail development. Three years in the making. America’s second largest Nordstrom and Blooomingdale’s stores. 170 total stores, 21 restaurants, 9 movie threatres, and dozens of daily…
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Wine Club For Sisters Who Sip: Divas Uncorked, Boston
It started as a wine appreciation club in Boston for and by African American women. Now they have their own wine, as the #1 hottest small brand –– the Mendocino…
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Five Years Ago Today : Remembering 9/11
Ninety-five percent of Americans remember where they were when they first learned of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. I do. Waking up shortly…
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From Vienna to Napa: Gruner Veltliner Wine Grapes
This just in… Austria’s most important native grape and its own white variety –– Gruner Veltliner – is being harvested now in the Diamond Mountain District of Napa Valley. This…
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Rock Out With The Grace Slick Hotel Suite: Hotel Monaco, San Francisco
I once had a heated word battle across a pool table with Grace Slick, very late one night at a recording studio in San Francisco. She was cutting a Jefferson…
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Download Audio Recipes: Dock and Shop
It was bound to happen. First, you could buy music in stores. Then you bought music online. Now, in an iFood terminal at Stockholm’s way upscale Nordiska Kompaniet’s food hall,…
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Wet Dreams: Poseidon Undersea Resorts
Here’s an update on the world’s most unique luxury escape, Poseidon Undersea Resort, on private islands in Fiji and the Bahamas, where guests can glide to their $1,500-a-night underwater abodes…
