
Travelling in Search of World Class Hungarian Sparkling Wine
Hungarian wine is as good as it gets. The number of small organic producers is growing. The big guys continue to make the technical stuff

Hungarian wine is as good as it gets. The number of small organic producers is growing. The big guys continue to make the technical stuff

I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.

Zagreb hasn’t featured on my list of cities to return to. I remember being singularly unimpressed with it, the last time I was there ….

I’ve driven the road from the village to Sármellék and on to Balatonszentgyörgy often enough to comment repeatedly on the dead trees and reed fields

I come to Malta every year around February and thanks to the perseverance of some lovely friends whose mission it seems is to take me

A mate of mine, on a short-term contract in Zagreb, visited us in the village last weekend. I’d checked the trains and the direct one

I like a good market. I’m particularly partial to flea markets. I like seeing what other people no longer value or perhaps value too much.

I’m getting increasingly sick of aeroplane travel. Eight of the last ten flights I’ve taken have been at least an hour late in arriving. And

If I had to choose one city to revisit from this trip across Andalusia, it would have to be Granada. Yes, Ronda is beautiful. Yes,

The road from Seville to Granada is a long one, especially if your point of origin is Burgau, in the Algarve. We’d already experienced driving