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For the Love of Caviar: Editor’s Picks
Caviar Lovers will be drawn to this collection! Our Editor loves caviar and while the editorial department peruses and researches for an upcoming piece on caviar for Vol 5 of Eat Love Savor exclusive print edition, she selected these beautiful pieces. Left to Right: Barney’s New York Caviar Server, La Prairie Caviar Luxe Cream (in traditional blue and Swarovski edition), Glint caviar bracelet, black Spinel agate, Caviar appetizer (perfect with Champagne!), Jaqueline Clark ‘Caviar’ ring, Lagos hoop...
read moreDiscover Master Artist: Cézanne
Born in 1839 in the town of Aix-en-Provence, France, Paul Cézanne was to become one of the most influential painters of the 19th century. As a post-impressionist artist, his work laid a concrete base for the transition from the art landscape of the late 19th century, to the fundamentally different world of art in the 20th century. His work also created a bridge between what is referred to as Impressionism and the later area of work called Cubism that emerged in the early 1900’s. Cézanne’s paintings have proven to be a truly enduring body...
read moreGrilled Swordfish with Watercress Salad
Swordfish Swordfish (Xiphias gladius; from Greek ξίφος: sword, and Latin gladius: sword), known also as broadbill, are large, highly migratory, predatory fish characterized by a long, flat bill. Swordfish has been fished widely since ancient times, among others in the sea between Sicily and Calabria, such as off the Tyrrhenian coast in the Reggio province. It is a typical dish in the cuisine of this region. Anderson Seafood was kind enough to send us a sample of their swordfish and it was AMAZING! The texture, taste and presentation of...
read moreEditor’s Selection: Tea and Macarons
Editor’s Selection We asked our editor to put together a selection of items for that quintessential cup of tea in the afternoon – one of her favorite pastimes. She selected this collection. We love this arrangement and the idea of a cup of tea and nibble of French Macarons, a delectable treat and perfect accompaniment to a favorite pot of hot tea. Sophisticated, delicious, elegant…this is how we would describe this collection. We hope you enjoy it and will take a little time for a hot cup of tea for...
read moreInsiders Tours of French Castles
France has over 42,000 castles. 42,000! That is amazing! All that history and mystery of those monuments from the past. A virtual treasure trove of luxurious delight that awaits. Love castles and their stories? If you aren’t near France and haven’t any access, we are your doorway to the past! Thanks to our partnership with Agence Mercure, we have a private tour guide and access to these splendid properties and more from the beautiful and richly historical country of France. Mercure is a leader in France on the market of the...
read moreThe Scents that Influence Richart Chocolates
We LOVE Richart Chocolates from France! Their flavor is exceptional, sensual and each one a piece of art and a total delight for the senses. Here is an excerpt from an interview with Michel Richart on the smells he remembers from his youth and how they influenced his life. “I remember extremely well the times when I was a child and went to see relatives – not very close relatives but still, my godfather and godmother- and one of my favorite pastimes was to go smell the tomato crops and even the tomato leaves, because the leaves of...
read moreRediscover: Sterling Silver
While trends may come and go, there are some pieces that remain true classics and that withstand the changing whims of society. There have been changes in popularity, but sterling silver has remained a well-loved material for various uses, including fashion and home décor. It is easy to overlook just how many beautiful pieces are created from this material. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, silver represented the epitome of luxury in society. The height of this popularity in the United States and Europe extended from the mid 1800’s...
read moreFarewell 2011 – our Year of Champagne
We celebrated the elixir of luxury, Champagne this year in our exclusive magazine. As the year ends and a new one begins, our love for bubbly and all things Champagne deepens. We wanted to put together a collection to pay homage to the beverage and to style in this, our Editor’s...
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