Exploring the World of Honey: A Journey Through Flavors and Cultures

Recently, while in Budapest and then in Cagliari, I really got back into tea, which in turn led me to start to explore honey.  You see, honey, in its splendid variety, offers a glimpse into the diverse landscapes and cultures of our world. From the floral fields of Europe to the diverse ecosystems of the … Read more

My Insights on Affordable Luxury Wine Tourism

In another recent interview featured on the SoloSuit Blog, I shared practical tips on how to indulge in luxurious wine experiences without overspending. As the CEO of wineTOURia, I believe that luxury doesn’t have to break the bank, especially in wine tourism. Starting small is the key. You don’t need to travel far to enjoy … Read more

Finding The Places To Go And Having Fun

Wow. As I look at winners of three star Michelin restaurants in France and elsewhere, I'm blown away. No, not by the number of newcomers but by some of the memories I'm having from dining at these places, long before they even earned star one. You can find the list here. As someone who plans … Read more

Eric Asimov on VinePair

New York Times wine critic Eric Asimov gave an interesting interview on VinePair. When media leaders take the time to share their thoughts it's always a good interview to check out.  Asimov, who may be the most populist style writer of wine critics talks about the trends in wine, the Natural Wine movement and supermarket … Read more