“I serve over one hundred million meals a year”, Joost Heymeijer, Senior Vice President of Emirates Inflight Catering tells us over the phone from Dubai. And, while he might not be on the plane placing the dish in front of a passenger, he still uses the first person, such is his passion for the food and wine that is […]
The Effort Behind Effortless Luxury: Joost Heymeijer on Emirates’ Wines Read More »
Say what you will about Rosanna Davison, but you can’t deny she is a stunningly beautiful woman. In her first book, Eat Yourself Beautiful, she spilled the beans (and my god there was a lot of beans) on the diet that maintains her radiant glow but at the end of the day, Rosanna’s eye-catching beauty
Eat Yourself Fit by Rosanna Davison – Cookbook Review Read More »
When deciding on a honeymoon, most people envisage pristine sun drenched beaches and luxury resorts where every whim is catered for on your first holiday as a married couple helping to encourage conjugal bliss. Not so much in our case. Where did we want to go? Why West Texas of course! Having longed for many
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There are many interesting wine regions to explore in the remarkably diverse country of Portugal. Among them, in the north, we find Douro, Dão and Bairrada, and in central and south Portugal are Alentejo, Ribatejo and Estremadura. This enchanting country, famed for its endless Atlantic coastline, historic-yet-cosmopolitan cities, and dramatic rugged landscapes, has much to
Exploring the Underrated Wines of Portugal: Douro and Dão Read More »
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and at Caprice Café in Galway, they are supporting the work of the Breast Cancer Research team based at NUI Galway by helping them rise much needed funds for the charity. Caprice Café will donate 100% for the price of their Pink Coffee to Breast Cancer Research during October as well as €1 from
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The story of the potato in Northern Ireland has, ahem, deep roots in the Comber area of County Down, which of course is celebrated for its EU PGI new season potatoes. In fact, the first literary reference to potatoes in Ireland, dated 1606, refers to land in Comber being given over for growing this staple.
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Cork people know no better joy than making a delicious dinner with a haul of fresh and local ingredients straight from The English Market. Now, as part of Taste Cork 2016, you can take a night away from the stove and enjoy a four course dinner showcasing some of the finest produce The English Market
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Des Cahill, Irish sports broadcasting legend, will MC the first ever National Seafood Awards in Dublin on 17th November 2016. The event is hosted by (BIM), the Seafood Development Agency, an it is a celebration of Ireland’s €1 billion seafood sector. The Excellence in entries from the fishing, fish farming, seafood processing and retail sectors will be recognised by
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Belgian Brewers is one of the oldest professional associations in the world. Their Guild of Brewers – The Knighthood of the Brewers’ Paddle welcomed the first Irish person in its ancient history to join the Knighthood, Dean McGuinness. Included in the new Knights was the American Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium. I attended the
An Irish Knight for Belgium’s Brews Shares Great News and Wonderful Belgian Beers Read More »
Yesterday 4th of October, during the Wines from Spain Fair at The Shelbourne Hotel, we had the opportunity of meeting Pablo Calatayud, Agricultural Engineer and owner of Celler del Roure, a boutique bodega in Valencia, where he makes what he refers to as “ancient wines” (Vinos Antiguos). He sumarised the masterclass he was invited to
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The story of the apple is nowhere more prominent than in Co. Armagh, the orchard county of Ireland and the fruit is thought to date back to over 10 million years ago. Here the apple can be traced back to the days of Saint Patrick, when he is credited with planting an apple tree at
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