Glass Magazine
FOR CENTURIES, London has been a crossroads of cultures, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds with their rich traditions and celebrations. The American tradition of Thanksgiving dates back to 1621, when early British settlers on America’s East Coast joined the native Wampanoag tribe to feast and celebrate an autumn harvest
THE Savoy’s famous black-and-gold Beaufort Bar has become London’s most glamorous wine address yet. Reinvented as the Beaufort Wine Bar,
BIRLEY Bakery has opened a festive shop in Burlington Arcade, bringing chocolates, panettone and hot chocolate to Mayfair. The seasonal
FRENCH artist Pierre Brault has collaborated with St-Rémy on a limited-edition bottle to mark its 140th anniversary. Arriving this month,
ON A bustly Friday night, even seasoned Londoners like myself might get a little lost strolling through the jumbled, 17th-century
YUHI, an intimate Japanese omakase counter, and Oleander, a Coastal Pacific-inspired restaurant, bring two new dining concepts to the Sunset
THE DRIVE from Bordeaux airport takes just an hour, and in that time I slip back in time – rolling
DORCHESTER Collection’s Le Meurice, the illustrious Parisian hotel, has announced a new immersive dining experience, The Stage, fusing contemporary art
AS AUTUMN’S weather closes in, I venture in search of the perfect place to enjoy a good glass of wine
CLARIDGE’S ArtSpace Café has been renamed Claridge’s Art Café by Thibault Hauchard, after its executive pastry chef, and has a
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