Only 100 30 ducks for November and December
The days grow shorter and the birds grow fatter. Join us for a feast of Peking duck, courtesy of Northern Germany’s Godfather of Feathered Fowl, …
Your Christmas party at Nobelhart & Schmutzig
Call it what you will: your company Christmas party, the annual piss up, etc. Either way, the year is nearly over, and that calls for a celebration. Gather your colleagues, family or friends and join us for an uncomplicated but satisfying…
New Year’s Eve 2023/2024
New Year’s Eve costs more. It just does. That’s what happens when even the amateurs are out looking for a good pour. It’s one of the few times of the year when seats are reliably scarce and restaurant owners really have something to toast. We’re no different!
A newer, younger Piedmont – an evening with Marta Rinaldi & Philine Isabelle Dienger
In the often staunchly traditionalist world of Italian wine, elderly gentlemen with red noses and a sense of “we’ve always done it like this” still reign supreme. But new, exciting things are on the rise–even in a region that likes to pair “tradition” with a side of “convention.”
Only 100 30 ducks for November and December
The days grow shorter and the birds grow fatter. Join us for a feast of Peking duck, courtesy of Northern Germany’s Godfather of Feathered Fowl, …
Your Christmas party at Nobelhart & Schmutzig
Call it what you will: your company Christmas party, the annual piss up, etc. Either way, the year is nearly over, and that calls for a celebration. Gather your colleagues, family or friends and join us for an uncomplicated but satisfying…
New Year’s Eve 2023/2024
New Year’s Eve costs more. It just does. That’s what happens when even the amateurs are out looking for a good pour. It’s one of the few times of the year when seats are reliably scarce and restaurant owners really have something to toast. We’re no different!
A newer, younger Piedmont – an evening with Marta Rinaldi & Philine Isabelle Dienger
In the often staunchly traditionalist world of Italian wine, elderly gentlemen with red noses and a sense of “we’ve always done it like this” still reign supreme. But new, exciting things are on the rise–even in a region that likes to pair “tradition” with a side of “convention.”