A cellar so far away... - NumberWine

A cellar so far away...

A wine experience in the Kruger Park
Welcome to Place of Miracles for a glass of Morgenster shared with an elephant

The Cape
The Cape. Once called The Stormy Cape because of the strong fast-moving currents, today re-baptised The Cape of Good Hope. Found at the foot of the famous Table Mountain, on Africa’s southeastern tip. We’re there.

The mythical Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villas
When it comes to the Hotel, to be precise it dates back to 1963. Amenities didn’t exist at the time, and it was impossible to find anything else in Los Angeles than a basic room with a bed.

Beau-Rivage Palace
The little port of Ouchy lounges at the far end of the lovely town of Lausanne, where cruise ships and ferries depart from. As well as a tiny marina and fishing port, it’s also a nice spot for walking. On the banks of Leman Lake, among the restaurants and a few hotels, there’s one that inspired Albert Cohen to write Belle du Seigneur.

The Connaught
Mayfair. Carlos Place. Nothing in this square makes it different from the others in the district: perfectly Victorian. Perhaps a few branches are missing from the poor plane trees, weary of protecting these streets after so many years.

The Ritz Carlton Berlin
Located amongst a group of modern buildings this grand 30’s New York style hotel is a smooth transition between the old and the new. A place brimming with sophistication, the hotel’s bar offers an amazing selection of champagnes and a wine list, which would satisfy any amateur, put together by the outstanding sommelier.

Palacio Duhau
Hot List 2007, Hot hotels- 65 Places to stay, Top 100 readers Choice Awards, Best of the best… This hotel, which reopened its doors just a couple of years ago, boasts a long list of distinctions. Well we’ve decided to add another one, that of Best hotel Vinoteca ever!