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What Makes Château Haut Bailly Special in Pessac-Léognan

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By Hope Brotherton Verified
| Thetraveler.org
Just south of Bordeaux, where the city’s stone facades give way to a patchwork of vines and gravel ridges, Château Haut Bailly sits on one of the highest points of Pessac Léognan. To many collectors, its wines are shorthand for poise and quiet power. Yet what truly makes this estate special is less about any single vintage and more about the way history, terroir, architecture and contemporary winemaking have been woven together into a remarkably coherent vision.
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Heraklion Travel Guide: Top Sights, Experiences, and Essential Tips Before You Go

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By Hope Brotherton Verified
| Thetraveler.org
Heraklion, Crete’s lively capital, is the kind of place that grows on you slowly. At first glance it looks like a modern working city, but give it a day and its layers begin to unfold: Bronze Age palaces, Venetian fortifications, excellent museums, café terraces crowded late into the night, and a working harbor where ferries come and go across the Aegean.
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Cruise lines see 'greatest growth among 18 to 34 year olds'

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By Hope Brotherton Verified
| Travel Gossip
Cruise lines are continuing to see the average age of passengers coming down, with the greatest growth coming from 18 to 34-year-olds. Princess Cruises Vice President UK & Europe Eithne Williamson told the ABTA Travel Convention that the average age ‘is coming down quite a lot’. “Fifty per cent of those cruising in the UK, or UK guests, are actually under 50,” she said. “I think there’s a perception that cruisers are all older people, and it is a type of experience ‘I can do when I retire’.
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