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Whether your poolside poison is a mai tai or an Aperol Spritz, Ouzo on ice - or just plain old water: this glass is your safest bet. It bounces when dropped, saving you from the decidedly un-sexy “bending over and shuffling around picking up broken glass, then apologizing the next day when someone cuts their foot on a piece you missed.” Yeah. Dishwasher safe using a neutral detergent, at a maximum temperature of 60 degrees, on the top shelf of the machine. This item is made from special methacrylate acrylic.

Whether your poolside poison is a mai tai or an Aperol Spritz, Ouzo on ice - or just plain old water: this glass is your safest bet. It bounces when dropped, saving you from the decidedly un-sexy “bending over and shuffling around picking up broken glass, then apologising the next day when someone cuts their foot on a piece you missed.” Yeah. Dishwasher safe using a neutral detergent, at a maximum temperature of 60 degrees, on the top shelf of the machine. These items are made from special methacrylate acrylic.

Whether your poolside poison is a mai tai or an Aperol Spritz, Ouzo on ice - or just plain old water: this glass is your safest bet. It bounces when dropped, saving you from the decidedly un-sexy “bending over and shuffling around picking up broken glass, then apologising the next day when someone cuts their foot on a piece you missed.” Yeah. Dishwasher safe using a neutral detergent, at a maximum temperature of 60 degrees, on the top shelf of the machine. These items are made from special methacrylate acrylic.

On Bob Stanley's label, here is an exotic 2016 collection of rarities that evoked the heart of Bohemian London in the 50s and 60s. The coffee bars, the trattorias, the ouzo, Ricard and whatever Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud's tipple might be in the Colony Room. It's a delicious and unique blend of sounds from France, Italy, Spain, Greece and Turkey, all mixed up in a cocktail shaker at Abbey Road. Most tracks available for the first time on CD.

A vacation in Greece? Turquoise water, culinary delights and a welcoming culture await you. Turn this vacation into the trip of a lifetime with GREEK a language map®. This unique guide covers all your language needs, from asking for directions, purchasing tickets, and even ordering a round of ouzo! Imagine the fun of interacting with locals as you learn about their history, admire their art and participate in their traditions. Take this Language Map® everywhere you roam—from the ruins in Athens to the stunning views in Santorini, and you’ll find yourself making new friends and falling in love with this country! Hundreds of words and phrases you’ll need most Divided into key categories such as Asking Questions, Dining Out, Meeting People, Shopping, Sightseeing, Transportation and much more Unique snap-open and fold design Pronunciation is easy with simple phonetics Ultra-thin (barely 1/8” thick) and light-weight (under two ounces) Laminated for durability Folds up like a map to slip easily into your pocket or bag Full color, original artwork

Greece is blessed by the gods of food and wine, thus all of life revolves around culinary fulfillment. In Athens you'll drink the same wine as Pericles and snack on the same sweets as Byzantine emperors. On the islands you'll feast on the same seafood as Zorba. And everywhere you go you'll find a glass of ouzo and a smile of welcome. After 2500 years in the kitchen, the Greeks have got it right. the essential guide to the culture of eating and drinking in Greece celebrating Easter with red eggs and spit-roast lamb discover the top 16 Greek cheeses revealing portraits of Greek taverna owners, food and wine entrepreneurs and cooks passionate about preserving the tenets of this ancient cuisine comprehensive Greek culinary dictionary, glossary and useful phrases for every food and drink occasion tantalising photography, recipes and easy-to-use maps

“Experience aquamarine coastline, sun-bleached ancient ruins, strong feta and stronger ouzo. The Greek landscape thrills, and its people are equally passionate about politics, coffee, art and gossiping.” – Korina Miller, Lonely Planet WriterOur PromiseYou can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage so you can rely on us to tell it like it is.Inside This Book...9 expert authors42 weeks of on-the-ground research150 maps72 ancient ruinsInspirational photosIsland hopping and cruising planning featuresPull-out city map of Athens3D plans of iconic sightsComprehensive planning toolsIn-depth background