Rachel King

Rachel King is a former Fortune editor.

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Climate plays an important role in producing Franciacorta: the presence of the lake and the peat-bogs create ideal conditions for the vegetative phase of the vine from April and October.

Italian winemakers grapple with the coronavirus lockdown

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The courtyard of the Oberoi Marrakech, inspired by the design of the historic Ben Youssef madrassa, built in the 14th century and one of the city’s most famous monuments.

Where you should eat, visit, and stay in Marrakech

Books to Read in March 2020

7 new books to read in March

Irina Kolesnikova as Odette and Dmitry Akulinin as Prince Siegfried in “Swan Lake.”

Behind the scenes in the career of a prima ballerina

The new Cakebread Cellars visitors center opened to the public last fall following a renovation that embraced both new technology and reclaimed, sustainable materials.

How to spend a winter weekend in Napa

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Michael Pollan and ‘How Caffeine Created the Modern World’

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6 new books you should read in February

A Viking expedition ship.

Viking’s new small-ship expedition cruises will offer close-up views of a rapidly changing Antarctica and Arctic Circle

A new Girl Scout Cookie joins the 2020 lineup this week: Lemon-Ups, crispy and sweet, glazed lemon biscuits.

What Goes Into the Production of a New Girl Scout Cookie Brand

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Great Jones cofounders Sierra Tishgart (left) and Maddy Moelis.

Lessons on hiring new talent from the cofounders of cookware startup Great Jones

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2020 Could Be the Year the Mocktail Goes Mainstream