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Life & Luxury

Food & Wine

This Month

After fire devastation, Henschke unveils sensational new shirazes

Wine lovers are fortunate that grape growers are such a hardy lot, as these excellent South Australian vintages show.

  • Max Allen

How a love affair with Italian grapes changed Australian wine

As the name suggests, “Murray Darling/Italy” Wines is capitalising on a taste for tipples made from far-flung varietals.

  • Max Allen

The chefs turning the tables on hotel dining

Who goes to a restaurant owned by a big, faceless brand for its strong personality? You’re in for a surprise at these uber-cool venues.

  • Necia Wilden

Cheers to freedom: The drinks that embody one man’s fighting spirit

Winemaker Farhad Bandesh has realised his dream the hard way. “This is a fight for all the refugees who are still held by cruel policy.”

  • Max Allen

The (simple) food lesson a top chef learnt on a trip to Italy

Culinary artists have a natural inclination to improve dishes with creativity. But for this acclaimed one, a holiday was a lesson in the power of restraint.

  • Danielle Alvarez
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This chef’s secret last-minute egg dish for Mother’s Day brunch

If you have left it too late to book a table for Mother’s Day, try this luxurious egg dish from Iranian American super chef Andy Baraghani.

  • Kate Krader

How to make the fish finger sandwich that Instagram loves

Daniel Medcalf brings a free and easy charm (and fish sangers) to NSW’s Northern Rivers.

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  • Jill Dupleix

The best wines to choose when you’re flying

For many travellers, a tipple is an essential part of air travel. Here’s how the offerings on the biggest airlines ex-Australia compare.

  • Max Allen

April

Want to know why we drink? Read these books

Who knew that Cleopatra and Mark Anthony started a club called ‘The Inimitable Livers’? Three tomes dig deep into the social history of booze.

  • Max Allen

Why Paul Holmes à Court is happy to get bossed by his vineyards

At Vasse Felix, his Margaret River winery, the vines – and therefore, terroir – are very much in vogue, and in charge.

  • Max Allen

Taste the terroir! Nurturing the land pays off at Baddaginnie Run

Regenerating a once desiccated landscape has not only ensured this family vineyard’s future, it has amped up the character of the wine.

  • Max Allen

Bedouin camel kebabs? Tasting Australia in Coober Pedy

The underground outback town is the unlikely destination for a gourmet food adventure led by two of Australia’s leading chefs.

  • Necia Wilden

Gin goes green at Four Pillars’ copper-coated new venue

The Australian spirit maker’s ‘carbon-neutral’ expansion project in the Yarra Valley is proof that sustainability can look and taste delicious.

  • Max Allen

Never mind the dopamine rush, leave my hot cross buns alone

Does the world really need a family-size ‘hot cross bun sticky snail cake’ topped with a cinnamon malt caramel and oozing custard? Yes, apparently.

  • Jill Dupleix

Launceston flaunts its global credentials as a foodie city

After almost a century of being eclipsed by Hobart, Lonnie’s time has come. Its magic is set to rub off on the rest of northern Tasmania, too.

  • Luke Slattery
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Is this powder the secret sauce for high achievers?

It’s not the stuff of gourmet dreams, but it is quick to prepare, sustainable and gives your body all it needs to function well.

  • Harry de Quetteville

‘Sir’ and ‘Ma’am’ inappropriate as restaurants go gender-neutral

A dinner out can be discomforting for nonbinary and transgender people. But efforts are afoot to change that.

  • Rax Will

MONA’s toast to Moorilla wines

There’ll be fresh air, rieslings, a picnic and possibly opera when the Museum of Old and New Art marks the sixth decade of winemaking on its site.

  • Max Allen

Sushi’s more expensive than ever in NYC. Here’s what $US1000 gets you.

This is the cost of an omakase meal at 13 of the top sushi restaurants in Manhattan now, from a solo experience at Masa to a meal for a crowd at Sushi Kai.

  • Kate Krader

The flavours of home come into their own in Sydney’s west

Meet the young restaurateurs proudly resetting expectations of Australia’s suburban and ethnic food.

  • Jill Dupleix