April will see Adam Byatt launch an alfresco dining area adjacent to his Clapham flagship Trinity.
Outside @ Trinity will have a separate, simpler offer to the Michelin-starred Trinity and is being launched in partnership with Ruinart Champagne.
The space will have 35-covers serviced via a mobile bar and mobile kitchen with barbecue.
“The offer is completely different to Trinity or Upstairs at Trinity. We want people to feel like they are on holiday - hopefully we get the same amazing weather in April, May and June that we had last year,” says Byatt.
“We will offer small plates and a few tapas-style dishes alongside four or five things cooked on the grill. It’s going to be Mediterranean in style and very simple. The service will be casual but it’s the same team at Trinity so it will be professional.”
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Nothing says celebration quite like champagne. The region that gives the drink its name makes a fascinating place to visit, with its corduroy-striped vineyards, endless miles of underground cellars and passageways (125 miles beneath Reims alone), and an intriguing past, dating back to Roman times.
Whether you want to focus on the fizz or add a side serving of history, we have the lowdown on which of the hundreds of champagne houses are best to visit, and how to make the most of Reims and Épernay, the champagne ‘capitals’, and their surroundings. So let’s raise a glass to the end of lockdown – and plan that celebratory trip!
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How to Find the Best Champagne for You
The name “Champagne” is no guarantee of quality. Here are 10 excellent big houses, 10 small grower-producers and a glossary.
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Dec. 17, 2020
The bigger producers of Champagne can make excellent wines, even at the entry level. Smaller grower-producers offer a different, often more distinctive expression of Champagne. Here are 10 big brands and 10 small growers well worth seeking out, and a glossary to help you navigate the selections.
These Champagnes have names you might recognize …
T. Edward Wines, New York
Vintus, Pleasantville, N.Y.
Verity Wine Partners, New York
Folio Fine Wine Partners, Napa, Calif.
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