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Man in the middle

Barolo winemaking is infamously split into two camps: the modernists and the traditionalists. But Pio Boffa, winemaker of Pio Cesare winery, shows that the best approach is to mix and match methods from each side.

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Underrated star

Once considered a poor man’s scallop, the tender skate is now finding favour among more seafood lovers.

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Been there, done that

How does a chef who’s done it all—earned three Michelin stars, conferred The Legion of Honor, and awarded an honorary craftsmen title—define his greatest career moment? We ask Eric Frechon.

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Event of the month: Epicurean Market

Sure, a number of food fairs and gourmet festivals are beginning to take over our social calendar. But what’s not to love about a gathering of purveyors and restaurants at Marina Bay Sands’ inaugural Epicurean Market?

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Be your own barista

Ever wondered what it takes to pull the perfect shot of espresso? Here’s your chance to jump the counter and become your own barista.

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The evolution of Chablis

Burgundy’s white wine outpost has been producing styles that have left Chablis fans in two opposing camps. Jenny Tan checks out the scene at the Grand Jours du Bourgogne.