After charming drinkers and bartenders across the pond, the spirit crafted with manuka honey is lands stateside next season. After charming drinkers and bartenders across the pond, the spirit crafted with manuka honey is lands stateside next season.
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The Sonoma Winery Where The Art is as Important as The Grapes
Donum Estate has quietly been growing a reputation not just for its Pinot Noir, but for its sculpture collection, too.
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B-52s Singer Kate Pierson Lists Her Creative Woodstock Retreat
Known as Kate’s Lazy Cabin, the 1950s residence in Upstate New York’s Catskills region oozes vintage charm and artistic flair. Known as Kate’s Lazy Cabin, the 1950s residence in Upstate New York’s Catskills region oozes vintage charm and artistic flair.
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This Striking Cobra Has a Rich Race History. Now It Could Fetch $2.7 Million at Auction.
The 1966 AC Cobra 4.7-Liter Two-Seat Competition Hardtop Coupé will be offered through Bonhams|Cars on September 13. The 1966 AC Cobra 4.7-Liter Two-Seat Competition Hardtop Coupé will be offered through Bonhams|Cars on September 13.
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Is This The Amalfi Coast’s Most Exclusive Hideaway?
Available only to Elite Traveler readers.
Which in part explains the crowds each summer. And while there are plenty of hotel options for discerning travelers, locations that offer an elevated and more secluded experience are highly sought after – and increasingly challenging to find.
Enter Torre di Civita, a mountain-side retreat and former monastery 980 ft above sea level, perched on the hills close to Atrani where the Netflix show Ripley was created. Originally built between the 10th and 11th centuries as a defence tower against Saracen raids, it was repurposed as a place of devotion in the 14th century. Its history also includes a spell as the playground of a Neapolitan prince, but around 70 years ago the property was purchased and restored and has remained a privately held family treasure ever since.
The property sits high in the hills, with views down to the ocean / ©Keith Wallace From its lofty vantage point, Torre di Civita has uninterrupted views of the Gulf of Salerno as well as of its own five-acre grounds, featuring citrus orchards, centuries-old olive groves and the vegetable gardens used daily by the property’s private chefs.
With seven bedrooms – three in the monastery and four in the surrounding buildings – a library, games room, butler services, chef-curated meals as well as outdoor pizza oven, and even a private lifeguard, it would make an exceptional venue for a family gathering, days-long bacchanal or just as a place of quiet contemplation and recovery. Or all three.
The entire estate is exclusively available for rental to Elite Traveler readers via Golden Ticket, Hollywood fixers known for finding unique private and off-market homes for actors, directors and producers to utilize while filming on location, or while on vacations. To enquire, email elite@goldenticketlondon.com
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The Community That Redefines Western Living
Tributary epitomizes the Teton Valley lifestyle. Tributary epitomizes the Teton Valley lifestyle.
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Malta’s Historic Architecture Yields Discoveries for Luxury Travelers
This Mediterranean archipelago is home to a treasure trove of historic palazzos transformed into boutique hotels. This Mediterranean archipelago is home to a treasure trove of historic palazzos transformed into boutique hotels.
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Superyacht Design Is Trading Pedigree for Personality
Traditional shipyards are trading pedigree for personality in the design evolution of superyachts. Traditional shipyards are trading pedigree for personality in the design evolution of superyachts.
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Meet the Michelin-Starred Portuguese Chef Who’s Served a Different Menu Daily for 30 Years
Vila Joya, a small hotel on Portugal’s southern coast, has maintained two Michelin stars at its signature restaurant since the 1990s. Vila Joya, a small hotel on Portugal’s southern coast, has maintained two Michelin stars at its signature restaurant since the 1990s.