Food & Drink

A brilliant new exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts features a fascinating and unique collection of works from Spain and colonial Latin America, from antiquity to the early 20th century. Spain and the Hispanic World runs until 10 April 2023 in the main galleries and what a show it is. And after the exhibition,

Yanni Hufnagel, Lemon Perfect’s founder and CEO, has confirmed an SEC filing that the Atlanta, GA-based hydration company has raised another $36.8 million in its latest equity deal, just one year after closing a $31 million series A with involvement of internationally famed artist Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. As a result of the investment, Carlton Fowler, Managing

Ryan Reynolds is looking to cause a last minute stir on Super Bowl Sunday. In a YouTube video released just hours ago, the Hollywood A-lister claims that he’s been so busy tending to other football lately that he nearly forgot about today’s big game involving American Football. But he’s willing to make good on the

Almost $26 Million was raised at the Naples Winter Wine Festival this past weekend, breaking previous records for the amount garnered by this annual fundraiser. The money benefits at risk and underprivileged children in Collier County, Florida. It is one of the top charity auctions in the world and since its 2001 inaugural event it

Dial 5 for caviar. Nothing says luxury like quite like on-demand caviar, and as the craze for this delicious delicacy continues to reign supreme in high-end restaurants and caviar bars across the U.S., one hotel is heeding the call — literally. Set on Central Park South, on what’s commonly known as Manhattan’s ‘Billionaire Row,’ Park

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Caviar is everywhere in 2023, and the Big Apple is getting even more of it. On Friday, February 17, Caviar Kaspia, the beloved Paris boutique and restaurant that dates back to 1927, will open at The Mark on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Designed by interior designer Jacques Grange, Caviar Kaspia’s newest restaurant and caviar shop

The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States just held its annual economic briefing. The digital conference included ample data suggesting a strong rebound for the industry in the wake of COVID-era lockdowns. And for the 13th straight year, liquor gained market share within US beverage alcohol, rising to 42.1%. That figure marks a significant

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Every year couples face the same struggle each February. What to do that will make their loved one feel special on Valentine’s Day. While many will turn to boxes of chocolates, dinners out, and lacy undergarments, there is another way you can WOW your partner. A special cocktail to mark the occasion made by you.

We tend to think of clouds and rain the way Joni Mitchell described them in her classic song, “Both Sides Now” in which she sees clouds as either something of beauty or as a problematic source of inconvenient weather. As Joni put the latter: “so many things I would have done, but clouds got in

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Tragedy struck Turkey and Syria this week, as a massive earthquake struck the region. More than 11,000 people have died, and countless others displaced. This devastation hits especially hard since many in Turkey and Syria are already vulnerable—Turkey is home to the world’s largest refugee population, and after more than a decade of civil war,

While most people plan in advance for the perfect champagne, sparkling wine, or other desirable beverage for Valentine’s Day, not everyone considers the ideal music. However, at Krug Champagne House, headquartered in Reims, France, they have been pairing music with Krug Champagne for decades. All of their experiences in this special arena of ‘champagne and

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Widespread Covid outbreaks in mainland China in the fourth quarter of 2022 hurt earnings and revenue at Yum China, the country’s largest restaurant company. Net income at the operator of KFC and Pizza Hut eateries plunged by 89% from a year earlier to $53 million, the company said in a new filing. Revenue in Oct.-Dec.

Globalization has yielded many economic benefits for modern society, but the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine have been a sobering lesson about the vulnerability of that paradigm to supply chain disruptions. While a major pivot towards protectionism would be counter-productive, for some key commodities it would be prudent to enhance domestic supplies.

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It wasn’t that long ago that the idea of any beer company spending money to promote their non-alcoholic beer during any sporting event, much less the Super Bowl, would have seemed ludicrous. Yet, that is just what Heineken is doing. Their move shines yet another spotlight on the ever-expanding low-no alcohol market and how brands

When Fever-Tree launched in the United Kingdom in 2005, the idea that consumers were craving a better beverage experience was just taking hold. Craft beer was in the first stages of its remarkable decade-long run of growth, the high-end bourbon boom was still a few years off, and consumers were just hearing about mixologists. Yet,