Arielle Goldstein

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Victoria Moore |Emma Pryer |Arielle Goldstein |Xanthe Clay

If you've been shopping for fizz recently, you will have noticed newcomers among all the prosecco and crémant. A lot of newcomers. In the past few weeks, I've tasted sparkling vermentino from Australia's Strathbogie Ranges, fizz from Argentina's Famatina Valley, and bubbles from the shores of Lake Garda, to name a few. As a committed crémant drinker, I've approached these newer sparkling wines with suspicion bordering on hostility. It's clear why they are here.

2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Susy Atkins |Arielle Goldstein |Victoria Moore |Xanthe Clay

As always in food and wine matching, the best combinations are joyful and amount to more than the sum of their parts. So why shouldn't that be the same with takeaway food? There are exciting pairings to be made between wine and every sort of popular takeaway. So put down the lager, cola, or whatever old wine happened to be in your fridge and elevate takeaway dining with specially chosen bottles that really suit the dish.

Jan 31, 2025 | msn.com | Lorna Perry |Arielle Goldstein

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Jan 31, 2025 | telegraph.co.uk | Lorna Perry |Arielle Goldstein

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Jan 22, 2025 | yahoo.com | Arielle Goldstein

The Telegraph is calling on readers to share their pictures and stories of the worst potholes they have encountered as part of its nationwide Fix Our Potholes campaign. The campaign demands local authorities start fixing their roads and improve conditions for motorists, businesses and the emergency services. It comes as The Telegraph exposed the scale of the crisis across the country last week, revealing that pothole-ridden roads are being left unrepaired by councils at record levels.