It begins with an elegant French sparkling wine, followed by stale bread. And in between: tomatoes, yoghurt, duck, cherries, fish, rabbit or apricots – ingredients that often take on surprising forms in the new tasting menu at Jan Horák’s Prague restaurant, Reason. Chef Jan Horák’s cuisine plays with fermentation, full utilisation of ingredients and contrasts in flavour, while the wine pairings take guests on a journey from Champagne through the Wachau, Priorat and Burgundy to a...
You don’t go to CODA, the Michelin-starred restaurant in Berlin, for desserts. Nor, for that matter, for a traditional tasting menu. What René Frank creates here is a unique gastronomic language...
Twelve cocktails, twelve personal stories, and illustrations not created in a graphic design studio, but by the bartenders themselves. Café Bar Pilotů in Vršovice returns to the analogue world of...
On the island of Réunion, rums are produced that have earned the respect of connoisseurs thanks to their unusual approach to fermentation, distillation, tropical ageing and cask selection. Now, one...
Radek Kašpárek’s Michelin-starred restaurant Field presents a new tasting menu that is firmly rooted in Czech ingredients, yet certainly doesn’t stick to the ordinary. Trout, crayfish, char, rabbit...
The huge letters spelling out “LOVE” are impossible to miss at Letní Letná. And right behind them is a spot where the summer festival atmosphere meets premium gin, top-quality tonic and a generous...
Letní Letná isn’t just about acrobatics, theatre and evening performances. Right at the heart of the festival action, the Chill & Drink Arena has been set up, where tropical flavours, premium...
The sun is slowly sinking behind the rooftops of Barcelona. A bowl of olives and slices of jamón sit on the table, ice clinks against the glass, and the scent of citrus fills the air. In the...
There are many ways to explore Prague: from the riverbank, from the deck of a boat, from one of the cafés in the historic centre, or while strolling through the streets of the Old Town. And then...
For decades, a simple rule applied in the world of wine: ice has no place in Champagne. It was not merely a question of etiquette, but above all of sensory perception. Low temperatures suppress...