Champagne’s romantic symbolism secured its status as the ultimate symbol of ardour and distinction.Its social gravitas is palpable, from the royal courts of 18th-century Europe to the film sets of Hollywood, and all manner of salient occasions in between. A new confidence in Irish food and cooking has taken hold, Ireland is finally growing as a gastronomic nation, which not only consumes but cares about what it consumes. Appreciation for better wine is part of this transformation. It always starts with food – wine follows after. Through the insistence of sommeliers and some discerning producers, it has regained its place as a food-wine for serving throughout the meal
The mid-to-late 17th century saw the introduction of tea, coffee, and chocolate into elite household...
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The paper examines the meaning of Champagne as product and place, in the context of ‘culturally omni...
The history of Champagne Encry is marked by the courage and the strong desire to embark on a journey...
“To explore food and drink is unavoidably to visit culture also.” (Boniface 2003, p.1). The Guinness...
By Graham Harding (Oxford) This post is part of the European Institute for the History and Cultures ...
This volume of essays which originated in the inaugural Dublin Gastronomy Symposium held in the Tech...
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International audienceSeventy-five years after Prohibition, the United States of America became the ...
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International audienceWhile Europe remains the region with the highest levels of alcohol consumption...
International audienceTraditions, brotherhoods, wines of terroir, vintage wines…so many expressions ...
Face à la révolution gastronomique en marche et face au regain d’intérêt pour la culture culinaire i...
The mid-to-late 17th century saw the introduction of tea, coffee, and chocolate into elite household...
Is that bottle of fancy sparkling wine a champagne, or just a bottle of fancy sparkling wine? In Ame...
The paper examines the meaning of Champagne as product and place, in the context of ‘culturally omni...
The history of Champagne Encry is marked by the courage and the strong desire to embark on a journey...
“To explore food and drink is unavoidably to visit culture also.” (Boniface 2003, p.1). The Guinness...
By Graham Harding (Oxford) This post is part of the European Institute for the History and Cultures ...
This volume of essays which originated in the inaugural Dublin Gastronomy Symposium held in the Tech...
Alcohol is not only big business, it has become an essential part of social relations in so many cul...
International audienceSeventy-five years after Prohibition, the United States of America became the ...
Wine drinking culture in France has traditionally been a source of pride for the French and in an ag...
Joyce deftly weaves the fabric of Irish life in Ulysses. One can easily picture his characters walki...
The Irish Celebrating is a collection of essays which focuses on the complex dynamics of celebrating...
International audienceWhile Europe remains the region with the highest levels of alcohol consumption...
International audienceTraditions, brotherhoods, wines of terroir, vintage wines…so many expressions ...
Face à la révolution gastronomique en marche et face au regain d’intérêt pour la culture culinaire i...
The mid-to-late 17th century saw the introduction of tea, coffee, and chocolate into elite household...
Is that bottle of fancy sparkling wine a champagne, or just a bottle of fancy sparkling wine? In Ame...
The paper examines the meaning of Champagne as product and place, in the context of ‘culturally omni...