Last week we had the privilege of being invited up to the Launch of Northern Irelands Year of Food & Drink, it 2016 promises to be a year to remember with over 360 events planned which will showcase the best of producers, restaurants, hotels and lots more. The launch night happened in the famous Ulster […]
Belfast Food Tour the Perfect Way to Start off #EnjoyNI16 Read More »
There are two types of taxi drivers in Dublin, the one who knows everything and everywhere and the one who knows nothing, unfortunately last Friday we experienced the latter. Heading to a relatively new spot on Richmond St. South our poor taxi driver had not got a clue where we were going and was convinced
A New Lease of Life – Richmond Restaurant Review Read More »
It is surely a sign of the tide turning that villages are buzzing in January. Ranelagh has survived the recession in style yet I wasn’t expecting it to be as full of life as it was on a particularly chilly Saturday afternoon towards the end of the month. With pay day still a distant concept
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Carton House takes pride of place at the centre of 1,100 acre fully-walled country parkland estate in Maynooth, County Kildare which also tips over the county border into Meath. Conveniently located within easy reach of the capital city, Carton House was originally owned by the FitzGerald family who were part of Strongbow’s invasion into Ireland.
Lilywhite Linens and Luxurious Treats – Carton House Afternoon Tea Review Read More »
Here at TheTaste we are all about bringing you the best of Ireland’s food scene, but we aren’t just talking about restaurants. One of the questions we get asked at this time of year is ‘where is the best place to have a wedding?’ Obviously for us, it is all about a great experience with
Ireland’s Top Culinary Wedding Venues Read More »
In 2015 TheTaste brought you all of Ireland’s most prestigious and important food events and festivals. We don’t want you missing out this year so keep checking back here for updates on Ireland’s food and drink scene. Year of Food and Drink Northern Ireland – 2016 is a celebration of everything delicious in Northern Ireland.
Feeling Hungry? Here are the Top Food Events Taking Place This Year Read More »
For a town with an ever growing population of over 68,000 people you would be forgiven for assuming Swords must be heaving with lots good quality restaurants. Sadly, however in our experience the latter is not the case, with many looking to its neighbour Malahide for their culinary treas. That said there are a few
A Cut Above the Rest – Mastersons Steakhouse Review Read More »
Valentine’s Day brings out the best and worst of ourselves, depending on your perspective. Some people, like me, are hopeless romantics who dream of being whisked away to a magical destination where we will be treated to endless romantic gestures. If you also happen to be a foodie then here are some places for romantic
The World’s Most Romantic Dining Destinations Read More »
One of the best things about living in London is the abundance of food options on my doorstep from buzzing restaurants to bakeries boasting croissants to rival the best in France. London is a food lover’s dream. Yet, despite the almost overwhelming choice, I find myself drawn time and time again to the allure of
The Top 5 Food Markets in London Read More »
While daydreaming about your dream job you probably imagine being a chocolate taster, mattress tester or tropical island caretaker. For the culinary inclined there is another dream role to add to the list. Marion Flipo is Deputy International Chef at Ladurée, the iconic Parisian tea rooms. She conjures up dreamy delights and fanciful foods at Ladurée’s
Top French Chef Brings Afternoon Tea to Ladurée Dublin Read More »
Spring is the perfect time of year to plan a mini break with your loved one. So often our romantic getaways are to foreign cities like Rome or Paris but Ireland has plenty to offer couples who stay at home. Not all romance is the same though, so if you are looking for a break
Fancy a Stay-cation? Ireland’s Unique Romantic Getaways Read More »
From a patch of rugged terrain on the most south-westerly tip of Ireland, with the Atlantic Ocean whipping at their pastures and the Fastnet Lighthouse blinking in the distance, there is a coastal farm where traditional values are still a way of life; the land provides the grass for a herd of cows, their milk
Say Cheese, and Chorizo – The Gubbeen Farmhouse Story Read More »
In Ireland, it’s cold in Winter and raining in Summer, but no matter the weather we still love to indulge in our favourite dairy delight; ice cream. In fact, it’s the very rain that we often curse that allows Ireland to produce some of the creamiest ice cream available, no more so than at Glastry
Churning Passion and Local Pride – Glastry Farm Ice Cream Read More »
Bordeaux, it has to be one of my all-time favourite cities. Located in southwestern France, is a port city on the Garonne and hub of the famed wine-growing region. It is a vibrant city with an even more vibrant history. It is the perfect city for a weekend break as it is less than two
To Bordeaux With Love, A City Break For Wine Lovers Read More »
It’s that time of year again, Valentine’s Day and many people do stay home to cook a meal for their Valentine. After a quick discussion in the office we surmised that most of us tend to cook a nice steak and with that in mind I went on the hunt to find the perfect wine
Sexy Red Wines to Tempt Steak Lovers Read More »
The month of ‘Febvreuary‘ is once upon us again and I for one am quite excited, as I look at the calendar of events and I’m thinking how many will I be able to attend without tiring out completely. Yes, it is predominantly trade events but they have also confirmed four fantastic consumer events. Some
A Month of Wine Discovery – Febvreuary Returns Read More »
Join 64 Wine in Glasthule with the Spanish Economic and Commercial Office (Spanish Embassy Dublin) for a very Spanish journey and discover the magic of sherry with your guide and renowned sherry expert Paddy Murphy. Sherry is not that vile stuff from your grandmother’s cupboard that is long past its use by date but instead it
Sherry Masterclass at 64 Wine on February 24th Read More »
“A Landmark Label That Defined The New Zealand Wine Industry” Martin Moran MW. 2015 saw Cloudy Bay celebrate thirty years with its Iconic Sauvignon Blanc. To celebrate a select few were invited to a vertical tasting of this much celebrated wine. Cloudy Bay released its first commercial vintage in 1985 from the Wairau Valley in
Tasting through the Ages with Cloudy Bay Read More »
St James’ Gate in Dublin has for hundreds of years been famous the world over, for being the home of the Guinness Brewery. Already home to Ireland’s leading tourist attraction, The Store House the folks at Guinness have now given us a new attraction to see, The Open Gate Brewery. The Open Gate Brewery is
The Open Gate Brewery – Home of the Guinness Brewer’s Project Read More »
Has January been a dry month, back to work getting you down? Well it’s always good to have something to look forward to and we’re looking forward to Alltech Craft Brews & Food Fair on the weekend of the 5th – 7th February in Dublin’s Convention Centre. This international Beer festival will be featuring beers,
Time to Raise a Glass – Alltech Craft Brews & Food Fair Returns 5th – 7th February 2016 Read More »
Falling Apple Cider was released last year by Carlow Brewing Company. The company is well known for their O’Hara’s range of beers so this was something completely different from them. I have spent the years since the days of swigging from flagons on a riverbank in my late teens avoiding cider completely. Recently however I
The Taste of Falling Apples Read More »
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