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CROSSROADS MALDIVES Experience the Maldives’ first world-class, multi-island leisure destination with two resorts to choose from and a range of dining, leisure, fashion and entertainment options.
crossroadsmaldives.com
THE GOVERNOR OLIVE OIL This extra virgin olive oil from ancient olive groves in Corfu has a fresh aroma and a rich texture. Taste it, and you’ll understand why Homer called olive oil ‘liquid gold’. €35 (£30) for 500ml.
thegovernor.gr
62 ANNIVERSARIO PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA DOP RISERVA This full-bodied and complex primitivo wine is remarkably persistent and rich in fine tannins. £27 for 750ml.
hnwines.co.uk
ECOLE HÔTELIÈRE DE LAUSANNE Looking to take the next step in your career? Discover the many opportunities a degree from the world’s number-one university in hospitality and leisure can offer.
ehl.edu
KAAGÉ This fine dining restaurants at VARU by Atmosphere in North Male Atoll offers a menu of fresh, authentic Maldivian dishes with a modern twist.
varu-atmosphere.com
CASPIAN MONARQUE PRIVÉ BELUGA This caviar is farmed in the sturgeon’s natural habitat, the Caspian Sea — an environment that can’t be replicated. €414.75 (£360) for 50g.
caspianmonarque.com
BLÜEMLISBERG CHOCOLATE Made with 100% Swiss goat’s milk, this chocolate has a distinct, delicate flavour and a light aftertaste. A real Swiss treat. €4.60 (£4.15).
shop.bluemlisberg.swiss/en
IN THE WELSH WIND PREMIUM GIN Full of flavours synonymous with Wales, this award-winning bespoke gin finishes long and smooth. £42 for 700ml.
inthewelshwind.co.uk
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