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Burgundy: France's Cozy Nook

Winemakers with ancestry dating bake to Napolean stored their barrels in 17th-century caves and held art worthy of the Louvre in their chateaus. As they conducted their craft with an amalgamation of modern wine making techniques and those passed down through centuries, I felt as though I was drinking history through slim-stemmed glasses.

TravelAlexis GaubaAugust 6, 2017travel, burgundy, Food, wine, small town, wanderlust, history, culture, cobblestone streets, garden, europe, exploration, clocktower, hidden, photography, public space Comments

A Glimpse into Tokyo

As we drove into the city, I was greeted by a distinct amalgam of buildings, greenery, and people that can only be described as inexplicably Tokyo.

TravelAlexis GaubaMay 30, 2017Tokyo, Japan, Food, travel, city, culture, sakura, blossoms, pastries, sushi, ramen, train, station, urban, subway, reccommendations, eateries Comments