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Experiential vacations are spilling over into the culinary world. No longer is it enough to have a divine meal, one must be a part of the process; food is now more than just taste - it's an experience. Below are some of the innovative ways hotels and restaurants are allowing guests to take part in their offerings, from a foraging mixology experience to spa scrubs plucked directly from a local garden.
The Carneros Inn is an authentic luxury resort in the heart of Napa Valley. The culinary team at The Carneros Inn takes full advantage of the finest local, organic and sustainably raised ingredients at all of their dining establishments (FARM, Boonfly Café, Hilltop Dining Room) – sourcing most of their ingredients from the expansive on-property “chef’s garden.” In addition, the resort is debuting a new mixology experience that involves foraging for ingredients on-grounds:
Four Seasons Resort & Residences Whistler
On Canada’s breathtaking west coast, just north of Vancouver, Four Seasons Resort & Residences Whistler takes advantage of the Pemberton Valley's agricultural bounty with an array of local-based culinary experiences.
Four Seasons Resort & Residences Vail
Four Seasons Resort & Residences Vail is a luxury mountain retreat ideally situated at the main entry to Vail Village, a short walk from the base of Vail Mountain. The resort’s signature restaurant, Flame, is a modern mountain steakhouse that utilizes fresh ingredients grown in the chef’s personal garden just behind the hotel.
Surrounded by The Vines of Mendoza’s pristine vineyards, The Vines Resort & Spa offers laid-back luxury coupled with world-class service and authentic Argentine culture. The Vines Resort & Spa’s signature restaurant, Siete Fuegos, or, “seven fires,” is run by internationally acclaimed Argentine chef Francis Mallmann, who utilizes a honed collection of open-flame cooking techniques. Siete Fuegos features seasonally changing menus offering inventive dishes using locally-sourced ingredients, many of which are plucked directly from the robust on-site garden and braised on the chef’s open fire.
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