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The Nordics • Eat & drink • Vyn in Simrishamn, Sweden
Berlin’s culinary narrative is woven intricately with the local terroir. The restaurant, supported by a bespoke kitchen designed by Nordiska Kök, provides a stage where Berlin showcases his deep connection with locally sourced ingredients. The culinary journey at Vyn is a spectacle of local flavours and ingenious craftsmanship, starting with a snacks serving that resembles a treasure box. The ensemble includes warmed king crab, Linderöds pork cheek and local saffron, alongside the revered Kalix löjrom – bleak roe paired with caramelized celeriac and verbena. Highlights include a delicate balance of hot and cold scallops in an apple and sugar kelp sauce, and langoustine cooked in brown butter, accompanied by quince paste, pumpkin and claw meat. Another standout is the salted egg white, yoghurt sorbet and rosemary caramel – a sweet treat harking back to Berlin’s earlier creations. At Vyn, Berlin’s tells an intriguing story of the land, its produce and the people who cultivate it.
The drinks at Vyn are as thoughtfully curated as the food. The wine selection is tailored to complement the intricate flavours of each dish, with each pairing meticulously chosen to enhance the overall dining experience. For those preferring non-alcoholic options, a carefully selected range of pairings ensures an inclusive and complete gastronomic journey. Vyn’s approach to beverages mirrors its culinary philosophy – a dedication to quality, locality and a deep respect for the ingredients.
Skåne doesn’t try to compete with Sweden’s north or centre – it doesn’t need to. Down here, the land softens, the pace steadies and the Danish influence lingers in everything from dialect to architecture. The cities – Malmö, Lund and Helsingborg – carry their weight, but the real rhythm is rural: broad fields, Baltic light, beaches that stretch without interruption. Skåne feeds the rest of the country, literally. Seafood, root vegetables, berries, game – all of it shaped by a farm-to-table culture that predates the phrase. Art is quiet but present. Design leans functional. It’s not the Sweden of snow and fjäll. It’s something gentler. And far more interesting than it lets on.
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Photography courtesy of Andrea Papini for Nordiska Kök and Vyn
Urban
Rural
Trendy
Classic
Happening
Serene
Affordable
Lavish