RAISE A GLASS TO ANANTARA CHIANG MAI'S SERVICE 1921 RESTAURANT FOR WINNING WINE SPECTATOR MAGAZINE'S 2021 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE (Thailand)
Anantara Chiang Mai Resort’s spy themed The Service 1921 Restaurant and Bar continues to delight diners and wine connoisseurs from around the world by winning its fifth consecutive Wine Spectator Magazine Award of Excellence. |
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RAISE A GLASS TO ANANTARA CHIANG MAI'S SERVICE 1921 RESTAURANT FOR WINNING WINE SPECTATOR MAGAZINE'S 2021 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE (Thailand)
Anantara Chiang Mai Resort’s spy themed The Service 1921 Restaurant and Bar continues to delight diners and wine connoisseurs from around the world by winning its fifth consecutive Wine Spectator Magazine Award of Excellence. |
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This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2021-07-23
Applicants for these prestigious awards are asked to present a complete wine list, including vintages, appellations, and full producer names.
This award is presented to restaurants with well-selected lists that not only highlight quality producers but also fit with the restaurant’s menu and theme in terms of price and style.
Designed for a tropical climate with spacious verandas to catch the breeze off the Ping River, Anantara Chiang Mai Resort’s splendid Service 1921 Restaurant and Bar was built in 1915 and opened in 1921 as the British Consulate.
The house was the former home of the consul’s family and housed a courtroom, offices, servants’ quarters and stables for elephants. Welcoming a constant stream of visitors, British citizens in Chiang Mai came to pay their respects, register their presence, or seek help and advice.
Drinks and meals were served in the consulate’s dining room, many a game of croquet was played on the lawn, and parties for the British King or Queen’s birthdays were social highlights of the year.
The Service 1921 reimagines this heritage with a fictitious illusion of the British government’s secret intelligence service.
Social and private spaces range from communal dining salons, an elegant bar with a plush lounge and al fresco seating on the wrap-around lower and upper verandas, to the award-winning wine cellar for connoisseur journeys and a private dining room accessed through a secret book shelf door in the library wall.
“To win this award for five consecutive years is a clear testament to our passion for giving our guests the best experiences while they stay with us at Anantara Chiang Mai,” said General Manager, Syahreza Ishwara. “It not only is an honour to be recognised by such a prestigious international award but it continues to showcase the great teamwork and genuine hospitality of Northern Thailand to the whole world.”
From its humble beginnings in 1976 as a tasting notes bulletin, Wine Spectator has grown to be one of the most coveted publications for the wine connoisseur, offering tips on not only wine, but also food, travel, and beverage industry news.
This year 1,673 restaurants worldwide earned the Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator’s acknowledging each fine establishments’ commitment to a quality wine program.
For more information or to make a reservation for your next award-winning holiday, contact Anantara Chiang Mai Resort on email chiangmai@anantara.com or telephone 053 253 333.
About Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas
Anantara is a luxury hospitality brand for modern travellers, connecting them to genuine places, people and stories through personal experiences, and providing heartfelt hospitality in the world’s most exciting destinations. The collection of distinct, thoughtfully designed luxury hotels and resorts provides a window through which to journey into invigorating new territory, curating personal travel experiences.
From cosmopolitan cities to desert sands to lush islands, Anantara connects travellers to the indigenous, grounds them in authentic luxury, and hosts them with passionate expertise.
The portfolio currently boasts over 35 stunning properties located in Thailand, the Maldives, Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Mozambique, Zambia, the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Tunisia, Portugal and Spain, with a pipeline of future properties across Asia, the Indian Ocean, Middle East and Africa.
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