New lots have been added and include:
Patrimony immersion: A rare double-magnum bottle (3L) of the 2017 Patrimony Estate Cabernet Sauvignon with an exclusive Mediterranean lunch, tasting, and vineyard tour at Daou Mountain for six people.
J. Lohr’s Urban Escape: Four-course dinner for six people at the exclusive private club, The Battery, in downtown San Francisco hosted by Cynthia Lohr, owner at J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines, and esteemed MS Christophe Tassan who expertly pairs the cuisine with J. Lohr library and small-lot, winery-exclusive wines.
Paris Valley Road Experience: Private five-course dinner for eight at the newly opened Paris Valley Road Estate Winery hosted by winemaker Doug Hidinger and exquisitely paired with Paris Valley Road wines by Chef Joe White.
A decade after André Fu and his studio received international accolade following his work with The Upper House, the collaboration between the architect and the hotel continues with the unveiling of the André Fu Suite on the hotel s level 48.
The new 1,960 square feet suite pays homage to the long-lasting relationship between Fu and The Upper House. This namesake suite enhances his original design intention to create a sophisticated and modern residence. It embodies Fu s design ethos of relaxed luxury and provides residents with a peek into his personal journey with the hotel that jumpstarted his career.
The colours are a calming palette of mineral blue, dusky mink and pale ivory which sets the suite apart from other rooms. It also features original concept hand-sketches of the hotel, alongside a collection of artisan books from Fu s personal library from the rest of the house.
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
The strict Coronavirus lockdown is particularly hard on cultural workers in Europe. In Spain, people are rediscovering life in the countryside - thanks in part to the Coronavirus.
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Spain: A bright new future for deserted villages?
Since Coronavirus, Spaniards have been rediscovering abandoned villages in the countryside. Many want to escape the cramped conditions of the cities so that they are not bound by pandemic restrictions.
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The tented suites meld into Uluru s landscape
To understand the Australian continent is to visit Uluru the spiritual monolith that is now recognised as the beating heart of the country by indigenous and non-indigenous people alike. Longitude 131 is a series of tents with unparalleled views of the rock. Since Australia’s best hoteliers acquired the camp, it has rid itself from its
Crocodile Dundee-ness and engaged beautifully with the Aboriginal stewards of the land, transforming not only the earthy aesthetic with exquisite art but also creating experiences that enrich guests’ understanding of the sacred ground.
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