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Navigating Ice, Food, And Memory On A Father-Daughter Finnish Holiday

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By Boris Fishman
| Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia
Home Destinations Europe Navigating Ice, Food, And Memory On A Father-Daughter Finnish Holiday Kick-sledding on Lake Saimaa (Photo Credit: Vesa Laitinen) Imagine a living room in Soviet-era Belarus, circa 1985. The television is tuned in to—what else?—ice hockey. The Soviet team, in blood red, squares off against the neighbouring Finns, in serene white and blue. A six-year-old boy watches, transfixed, his mind drifting to his own stick-wielding escapades on the wild ice outside.
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I Wanted My Young Daughter to Learn How to Skate—So We Traveled to the Frozen Lakes of Finland Original

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By Boris Fishman
| Travel + Leisure
Skating guide Meri Koponen on Lake Saimaa. Credit: Vesa Laitinen/Travel + Leisure Imagine a living room in Soviet-era Belarus, circa 1985. The television is tuned in to—what else?—ice hockey. The Soviet team, in blood red, squares off against the neighboring Finns, in serene white and blue. A six-year-old boy watches, transfixed, his mind drifting to his own stick-wielding escapades on the wild ice outside. He has two secrets: One is that he doesn’t know how to skate.
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Rheinhessen Is Leading the German Wine Revolution. Here are 5 Producers to Know.

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By Boris Fishman
| VinePair
If I remembered anything about Rheinhessen, the largest wine region in Germany, from my WSET Level 3 textbook, it was that there wasn’t much to remember. With the exception of several renowned producers like Klaus Peter Keller, it was vast and flat, its output forgettable. But then, in early 2025, I started seeing its name again and again in the newsletter I receive from Leon & Son in Brooklyn, one of the most forward-looking wine shops in the country.
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