Hungarian Wine: The Story Then and Now
It’s a wine tasting gone amok, with some 700 bottles displayed, 50 open ones to choose from, and almost nothing that sounds familiar. What is a Szekszárdi Kadarka supposed to taste like? Or a...
View ArticleRiesling Bike Rides Around the Finger Lakes of New York
Winery locations and beautiful scenery often go hand in hand. So why not see it all at a slower pace, from the seat of a bicycle instead of behind the windows of a car or bus? Our first in a series on...
View ArticleBiking Country Wine Roads in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
Days spent meandering down rural country lanes lined with grapevines, orchards, and hop fields ease into afternoon wine tastings. Nights are in small and welcoming Oregon towns you’ve never heard of,...
View ArticleFür Bio-Wein ist großartig, Hit the Aisle Chile
Let’s face it: organic wine has a bad rap. Most wine drinkers assume it’s going to be sub-par, just as they assume with kosher wine. In both cases, history plagues these wines. For a long time, it was...
View ArticleWine Travel: Cape Kidnappers, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Mention the country of New Zealand and wine lovers will immediately start drooling over the opportunity of visiting the vineyards and tasting the famous wines of New Zealand. When I traveled to New...
View ArticleChampagne Tour From Paris
Love bubbly? Already in Paris? Consider booking wine travel with TourCrafters’ 2-night Sipping Champagne Tour. It’s an easy—and inexpensive—way to see some of the great Champagne houses, the vineyards...
View ArticleNew Zealand’s Oldest Farmers Market in Hawke’s Bay
One of my favorite stops when traveling are Farmers Markets, where I merge my love of food and wine with local produce. A few years ago, I visited New Zealand’s oldest farmers market, Hawke’s Bay...
View ArticleUNESCO World Heritage Adds Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars
In wine news, July 4, 2015: Cheers to champagne lovers across the world! The UNESCO World Heritage Convention announced this past weekend the decision to add France’s Champagne Hillsides, Houses and...
View ArticleItaly Travel Deal: 3 Cities, 9 Night Package Deal $479
Experience Rome, Florence and Venice Tourcrafters incredible 10 Days/9 Nights package at the unbelieveable price of $479 per person, land only, valid from November 1 to December 20, 2015. Spend...
View ArticleFood and Wine Travel To South Africa
Epic wilderness, distinctly South African food and drink, and inspiring cultures unite in 2016 during a 12-day, Quench Trip tour, with your host, Canadian Winemaker Norman Hardie. This is an exclusive,...
View ArticleCheers to New Allegretto Vineyard Resort, California’s Central Coast
Raise a glass with a stay at the new Allegretto Vineyard Resort, officially celebrating its grand opening this week. Located on California’s Central Coast, the Allegretto is the first of its kind in...
View ArticleWine Trail of Wales, United Kingdom
With more than 15 vineyards and 20 different grape varieties, the wine trail of Wales is a scenic and sipping wine travel journey to some of the most picturesque parts of the country. Bottle of wine...
View ArticleSouth Walton, Florida: Spring Food & Wine Festivals
When winter wanes and spring arrives, South Walton is a playground for foodies and wine connoisseurs, featuring several Florida Spring Food & Wine Festivals. South Walton, on Florida’s Northwest...
View ArticleTarantas Wines Taste of Spain Recipe Contest
Amateur chefs and foodies take note of Tarantas Wines Taste of Spain Recipe Contest. Bring your best culinary creativity and pair it with a bottle of Tarantas Spanish Organic Wine for a chance to win a...
View ArticleCancun-Riviera Maya Wine & Food Festival
What is your perfect vacation? How about beach paired with wine & food? Your culinary travel just got better when traveling to Mexico’s annual Cancun-Riviera Maya Wine & Food Festival for your...
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