‘It was a labour of love to create’
At 30 years old, sommelier Nina Throsby created a wine list par excellence at Perth restaurant, Gibney. How did she go about assembling a monster collection of 660 wines?
At 30 years old, sommelier Nina Throsby created a wine list par excellence at Perth restaurant, Gibney. How did she go about assembling a monster collection of 660 wines?
This is a place whose treasures reveal themselves quietly. Not flashy or overt like many big-name European destinations, it is a small gem of a city perfect to discover on foot.
The place offers such a sense of pristine isolation that it is hard not to be moved by the sensory experience – the visual splendour and the briny nearness of the sea, with its masses of life.
Like Venice’s Harry’s Bar and New York’s The Carlyle, it may well be one of those iconic places that just keep getting more famous with the years.
This airline has boosted its flights into Europe, meaning with so many flights to a wide range of ports, you can snare excellent deals even in the high season. The seats are also incredibly comfortable.
The flashy gilded cities of Florence, Rome and Venice, might get all the good PR but this place feels like a wealthy old aunt left to her own devices in a fabulous crumbling mansion.
One of the best parts of staying here is its thrilling location in a neighbourhood unmarred by mass tourism.
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