As the Spanish wine industry has grown and deepened in complexity in the past couple of decades well beyondAndalusia’s traditional sherries, oenophiles the world over have become increasingly familiar with names like Rioja, Penedés, and Rias Baixas.
We're hitting one of the last, relatively undiscovered wine areas of California, tasting some great heat matured zinfandel, sangiovese, syrah, and barbera.
Today at The World on Wheels, come along as we spend the entire day bargaining like Middle Eas
Read more…Exploring a dynamic portfolio of wine is always rewarding, but when you add in unsurpassed hospitality offered by the winery owners, assistant winemaker and informed staff, you know you’ve arrived at Barrister Winery. This charming winery, tasting
Read more…Whether you're an oenophile or just a concerned human being, please don't miss this trailer from member Paige Donner:
http://www.tripatini.com/video/wine-and-climate-change-the-documentary-by-paige-donner
You pack a nice picnic basket...maybe some good Parma ham and smoked Gouda to go with your light lunch...head out into the countryside. Miles of rolling green vineyards stretch out before you. A quaint little shack with the sign "Wine Tasting - Open
Read more…On today's all-new Cocktail Hour at The World on Wheels, we California wine snobs take on the challenge. A blind taste off between a Finger Lakes Riesling from New York versus a fine Riesling from Northern California's Mendocino County.
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In mid-September, France celebrated its cultural patrimony by opening buildings and gardens that are normally closed to the public. This year's theme was "Hidden Patrimony," and I profited from the occasion to visit a 600 m2 vineyard that is tucked a
When he saw the video, one of the winemakers profiled said he loved it as it captured the area perfectly and wanted all of his customers to see it. I take that as a huge compliment. Today at The World on Wheels, one of California's most historic wine
Read more…Hello fellow wine travelers - I have recenlty updated my website for Champagne Day Trips. Would welcome your feedback:
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Thank you very much! Also, which demographic segments do you think Champagne Trips appeal t
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Read more…Though frequently called the Tuscany of the North of Italy, the Oltrepo Pavese in Lombardy is fairly unknown abroad. Tourists pass the area closely when travelling to the real Tuscany, to Umbria or further south. This is a pity as the Oltrepo really
I'm a travel/wine/beer/food writer based in Cape Town and have numerous original wine features available, with high-res images. Please get in touch if your publication is seeking a piece on South Africa's Winelands, both well-known and off the beaten
Read more…"Come taste where beautiful wine begins!" Sophisticated pinot noir and floral pinot gris, plus so much more in the heart of Oregon's premier wine country. Drink, stay and play in Yamhill County, Oregon, only minutes south of Portland and an hour from
Read more…Australia has lots to offer as a wine tourism destination. Wine is grown in every state and there is a strong tradition of wineries, large and small, welcoming visitors with usually free tastings.
The best wines in the world, some would still say. And the places they come from are equally tasty: Alsace, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Côtes du Rhône, Languedoc-Roussillon, the Loire, Provence, even Corsica! More info: ww.FrenchWinesFood.com, www
Read more…Including La Rioja, Penedès, Galicia, Basque country, and Andalusia. More info: http://Catavino.net, www.WineTourismSpain.com.
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