Country Life 24 October 2018 explores our top tipples, the magic of unicorns and helps you to find your sporting soulmate.
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THE COUPLE THAT SHOOTS TOGETHER: Is a shared love of fieldsports is a good base for a lasting relationship?
TRAVEL: Fishing in Colorado.
UNICORNS: Ian Morgan on the ubiquitous beasts.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Adam Zamoyski selects a canine portrait of his wife.
SHOOTING FROM THE HIP: Flora Watkins salutes the hip flask.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: Grave digger.
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ALL TIED UP: The ability to tie a decent knot is a valuable one, says John Wright.
FOWL PLAY: Simon Hopkinson shares with us a gorgeous recipe of roast fowl with lemon, oregano and garlic.
INTERIORS: Inspiration comes form the kitchen of Lanhydrock in Cornwall.
LIVING LARGE: A new Mercedes is all Charles Rangeley-Wilson needs.
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A country house that's 'the finest-looking estate between the Humber and the Tweed' (at least according to Queen Victoria)Burn Hall is a treasure-trove of architectural features, from its sweeping staircase to its grand snooker room.
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William Kendall: 'We need to build a lot more solar farms and some wind turbines, too'The thought of losing of productive arable land to renewable-energy developments can be dispiriting and alarming, but informed local knowledge may be the key to their successful design.
