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How Californian wines struck gold
Despite the dangerous and frequent wildfires, Californian producers have learned to work with nature to produce some of the world’s finest wines
Chameleon’s karma ensures it’s here to stay
Restaurants don’t last as long as the Chameleon has without being adaptable, focused on quality and conscious of delivering a great customer experience
Food & Drink
The pope, the cook and the castle
The entire Banfi Vintners project, from Castello Banfi in Tuscany to their newer estate Banfi Piedmont, Banfi Bolgheri and Banfi in Chianti Classico, is a love letter to Italy
To Try, Buy And Put By
Full marks for taste
Gillian Nelis rounds up the annual Blas na hÉireann awards, held earlier this month in Dingle. For the full list of winners, see irishfoodawards.com
There’s no Blue heaven in deepest Dingle
In a curious move that underlined just how little we were getting for our money, our main courses were served on huge plates which made the portions look pretty small.
Three Wines To Try, Buy and Put By
The sweet taste of Liberty
David Gleave was born in Canada and educated in London, but always knew that Ireland would play a key part in his wine business
More fritters than first-night jitters
Clanbrassil House has confident, flavour-focused cooking by a kitchen team that is clearly enjoying what it’s doing
Dishes fit for a kingdom
This week, Chef’s Table heads to Dingle, with four recipes from Dingle Dinners (Collins Press, €24.99 hardback), a new book by Trevis L Gleason which features recipes from 26 of the Kerry town’s chefs
Light touches of autumn
This week, Darina Allen shares two seasonal recipes from her new book Grow, Cook, Nourish, which is out now and is published by Kyle Books
An Indian that’s the salt of the earth
Some of the best food around is now being served up in modest premises in suburban locations, places like Pink Salt