NETJETS EU VOLUME 15 2021

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CULTURAL CACHE A REFINED PAIRING LOST IN ART Gao Weigang’s Maze, 2017, at the Donum Estate, Sonoma, California 36 NetJets
Vineyards have become showcases not only for the viticulturist’s art but also for museum-quality artworks and exhibitions that are increasingly taking center stage // By Brian Noone ART OPENINGS ARE INCOMPLETE without wine: it stimulates conversation, of course, but the slow pleasures of sipping are also a good match for the equally slow pleasures of reflecting on a painting or a sculpture. You can’t – or at least you shouldn’t – rush a glass of good wine any more than you hurry through an interesting art exhibition. Not if your palate is sufficiently refined. Museums have long understood this connection as well. It’s why the wonderfully muralled restaurant at Tate Britain in London has one of the city’s best wine lists, and why Odette, the three-Michelinstarred dining destination at the National Gallery of Singapore, has some 700 varieties in its cellar. Connoisseurs rarely appreciate just one aspect of the world – and the opportunity to mix several sublime things with each other is what makes for truly memorable occasions. So there is an elegant simplicity about reversing the norm and bringing art to the vineyards instead. Increasingly, this is just what viticulturists around the globe are doing, turning the geometric beauty of their repeating rows of vines into a stunning backdrop for artworks of distinction – pieces that might otherwise be found in an urban museum and are drawing culture vultures to the countryside for a truly slow experience, of both art and wine. ROBERT BERG NetJets 37
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