Brussels Dining: The Magnum and The Grapevine
In our regular Brussels Dining articles James Drew samples two bar-restaurants for us this month.
The Grapevine
Takes me back, remembering how The Grapevine used to...
Wine of the month: Portugal
Geoffroy van Lede of vin du mois continues his journey in the southern European countries and discovers an unjustly neglected wine area.
Of course, we...
Wine: Discover Belgian Merula
Wine: Belgian Merula wine - a fine example of sustainable viticulture in the Bruges region.
After winning a gold medal in 2018 and a silver medal...
Brussels dining: Manhattan’s burgers and Alain Morillon at Nanoo’s
In our Brussels dining pages we recently two new gastronomic establishments.
Manhattn's
Enter Manhattn's and you will be greeted by the sounds of New York, possibly...
Food: The Chocolate & Wine Taste Bomb
Food: The Master Chocolatiers of Neuhaus called in... a wine expert for their tastes chocolate and wine taste bomb.
On their own, they are delicious;...
Wine tips: Château la Verrerie – A prehistoric site
In our regular wine tips article we head for South Luberon to check out a chateau with a very long history of winemaking.
The omens...
Dining Belgium: HORECA shock action Grand Place Brussels
Dining Belgium: A collective of Belgian restaurateurs took shock action - "I put down my cook's jacket, my apron" - on the Grand Place...
Bah humbug: Not all Belgians like Christmas
Almost half of Belgians celebrate Christmas Eve at home and 34% with family. Today, a ‘life at home’ survey (ILIV) announced its results from...
Fine wines: The Loire and the Elysian fields
In our fine wines section we look at a region that is very much in the pink.
The market share from rosé wine doubled between...
Corsica gastronomy – A culinary revelation on the isle of beauty
Together takes a look at Corsica gastronomy, the exalted foody ambience and attractions that await you on the Isle of Beauty.
Corsica is a culinary...













