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Letters | December 1998
December 1998
The Oregon Wine Country
In the four decades since a handful of stubborn visionaries planted the first grapevines, Oregon's wine industry has grown from a few tiny wineries to...
Inspiration in Iqaluit
Novelist Mark Leyner traveled to Nunavut, the new Canadian territory in the Arctic, hoping to find the Eskimo equivalent of Paris. He discovered something even...
The Best of California Wine Country
Our definitive guide to Sonoma and Napa valleys
Parque Pumalin
Californian Douglas Tompkins gave up a multimillion-dollar company to save a remote Chilean wilderness. His 1,000-square-mile refuge, Parque Pumalín, may be the best defense against...
Just Back: Hugh Granted London
...from London Hugh Grant
Park Avenue Style
Make way for the Park Avenue Princess, fashion's latest inspiration. Susan Fales-Hill, Travel + Leisure's emissary from this suddenly hip neighborhood, takes us on a...
So Fine, Yet so Corsica
Beautiful and difficult, sultry and steel-willed, French yet not French, Corsica is an island unto itself—and its roads are half the fun.
Books of the Month: Knopf's City Guides
The best thing about Knopf' s just-released city guides (for New York, Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Milan, and London) isn' t the flashy design-- though that...
T+L Reports: Shop Portland, Bocce Ball
intoxicating retreat Les Sources de Caudalie takes its cue from the hills of Bordeaux. The 29-room hotel, which opened in July, is a spirited homage...
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