Country Life International Summer 2008
Find out why more private jets are taking off, as well as Italy's affordable Chianti in Country Life International Summer 2008 out on May 21

* Buy copies of Country Life International Summer 2008 here Country Life Summer 2008 When it comes to holiday homes, the super rich are turning their backs on glamour and heading to the remote and the private -- and the only way to get there is via a private jet, says Catherine Moye Which do you prefer, northern or southern France? We pitch Languedoc resident Rupert Wright against Charlotte Cubbitt's passion for Hermes and horses in Normandy. Carla Passino discovers the more affordable Chianti in Piedmont At your service - the best concierge services in the world And Holly Kirkwood talks to those who have made the Mediterranean dream come true Plus! Cheryl Markosky's guide to surviving Heathrow * Buy copies of Country Life International Summer 2008 here
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