Gift pick: Coffee connoisseur festive hamper from The East India Company
What? Coffee connoisseur festive hamper. Priced at £30.
What? Coffee connoisseur festive hamper. Priced at £30.
Who? Loveramics What? When it comes to dressing a room, it’s the little details that matter. We think this little tripod condiment set from Loveramics is just the right amount of understated to fit into any home. Made from white porcelain with a wooden stand, it’s built to last. Plus, with salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, it’s really covered all the basis. Priced at £36. When? Available now Where? Available online from Occa Home How? Buy now from Occa Home
Who? Young British Foodies What? Young British Foodies, the competition which celebrates the unsung heroes in the food industry is back for the second year. As an alternative to the best restaurant or bar, it seeks out the best butcher or baker – the talent behind the establishments. The competition is now open for entries from across the UK. When? Entry closes 30th April Where? www.the-ybfs.com How? See website for more information
Who? The Bar With No Name What? Cocktail maestro Tony Conigliaro has recently unveiled his latest inventions at The Bar With No Name, all created in his new drinks lab. New on the menu include Terroir, a distillate created from clay, flint and lichen which is served straight from the bottle. Cocktails are £9 each. When? Available now Where? 69 Colebrooke Row, London N1 8AA How? Visit 69colebrookerow.com for more information
Who? The Ampersand Hotel What? The Ampersand Hotel have put a real twist on Afternoon Tea with their new and limited edition science themed version. The three tier afternoon tea experience will include savoury gougeres, scones and rather futuristic pastries. Priced at £32.50 per person or £44.50 per person with a glass of champagne. When? 31st March to 11th April Where? The Ampersand Hotel, 10 Harrington Road, London SW7 3ER How? For more information, see www.ampersandhotel.com
Who? James Pembroke What? Let’s talk about restaurants. What do you really know about eating out? In this little tome, James Pembroke discusses how the nature of restaurants has changed over the centuries and why it’s a reflection of our cultural development. Oh yes, and there’s a bit of his own restaurant memoir in it too. When? Available now Where? Available online and in store How? Buy now from Amazon
Who? Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson What? The World Atlas of Wine by Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson is really an iconic wine book. The latest, and seventh, edition is completely revised. It includes never-before featured regions such as Ningxia in China as well as 25 new specially commissioned maps. Available as an ebook (£19.99) and hardback (£40). When? Available now Where? Available in store and online How? Purchase at Amazon
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