Lifestyles of the rich and the famous

“Wine is the most civilised thing in this world and one of the most natural things of the world that has been brought to the greatest perfection, and it offers a greater range for enjoyment and appreciation than, possibly, any other purely sensory thing.”

- Ernest Hemingway

As you drive up the unwinding road, rows and rows of green vines greet you with a promise of chilled wine, summer breeze and blazing hot sun overhead. They walk you through the journey of this elixir from its origin as a fruit to its place of rest, the dark cellars.

Every whiff of oakwood, clink of bottled glass, pop of sealed corks, shimmer of sparkling bubbles and swooshes of red and white tainted wines, promises you indulgence and you wait patiently.

Out on the porch, under the canopy and in the company of loved ones, you raise a toast and finally taste the droplets of heaven.

When you let the beauty and expanse of the the vineyard mesmerise you, while sipping and swirling luxurious drinks, you realise — this moment, gives you a high that only money can buy.

No, you are not shallow — you feel as peaceful squatting over wet mud on the top of some random mountain or as happy in the middle of the road drenched in pouring rain — you have such “free/cheap” moments of thrill too. But this vibe right here, oozes sophistication and suave, things which the society strives to achieve — the things which you never knew you get a kick out of.

Cheers to that!