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A wild weekend in Quebec
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The Medical Day Spa of Chapel Hill allows guests to enjoy a unique aesthetic spa experience from licensed professionals.
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Amazing holidays in Tourkey
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Halfway Disappeared – an exciting new sound
Do you enjoy listening to interesting, energetic sounds based on alternative rock with elements of funk music? If that is the case, then you are in the right place.
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Displaying items by tag: luxury food
Deceptively Expensive Burgers
despite being named the 'Million Dollar Burger,' this novel burger dinner from the Adena Grill & Wine Bar is one that won't drain all your savings.The name of this seemingly extravagant dinner is in reference to the amount of money that was invested in Adena Meats, which supplies the steak house with its premium cuts of meat.
Luxury Caviar
The Almas Caviar variety is the most highly esteemed because the eggs of the Beluga Sturgeon fish are very hard to come by. They are tiny, pale, amber eggs that cost an astounding $8,400 to $15,500 a pound. The word ‘Almas’ is Iranian for diamond and these little fish eggs sparkle the brightest. It is because the Beluga fish takes over 20 years to mature making its eggs limited.
Unique Rococo Chocolates
Rococo Chocolates was founded in March 1983 by Chantal Coady. Chantal graduated in Textile Design (Camberwell School of Art & Crafts) in 1981, and went on to complete an MSC Small Business Course. Armed with a little knowledge, a dangerous passion for chocolate and a belief that there was room for a radically different approach to chocolate, she decided to open a shop in the King’s Road (Chelsea, London).