For me to consider stepping foot on a cruise ship I have to be promised good food and wine Luckily, our French river cruise was all about the food and wine.
Category Archives: Wine
Wine Travel Blog – What to drink when traveling
A food travel blog focused on wine travel and wine tourism all around the world. Looking for the best places to drink wine while traveling.
We provide advice on how to find the best wine tours when traveling. This includes wineries and wine recommendations in Spain, Italy, Portugal, and France.
This wine blog also includes buying guides to help you enjoy wine both on the road and at home, with advice on how to buy wine gifts, the best wine clubs, and how to store wine at home.
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Jan
Jan
I had never heard of the Douro Valley before our travels to Portugal. After our Douro Valley wine tasting tour, I realized it’s a gem of a wine region.
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Nov
Nov
Hotel Monte Prado is located in Melgaço, one of the two regions of the Alto Minho. We were there to eat and to finish up our wine tasting in Minho.
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Nov
Nov
It was a memorable evening at Akira Back in New Delhi, and we didn’t even have to leave the hotel.
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Nov
Nov
These are a few I recommend, because we’ve used them in the past, or they are just plain fun! And, all of these gifts for wine lovers are less than $20!
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Nov
Nov
It was quiet in the Rural Hotel Convento dos Capuchos in Monção, Portugal. This was the third stop of the day on our epic Vinho Verde wine tasting.
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Nov
Nov
We only had a few of days in Minho, and wanted to focus on a Vinho Verde wine tasting tour. I learned a lot about wine from the bartender at Hotel Minho
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Oct
Oct
As for our tour of Alentejo wine tasting . . . we stopped after Ervideira. We learned so much about the wine of the region, in such a short amount of time.
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Aug
Aug
We were tasked with the difficult job of learning more about the Italian sparkling wine. It’s a trip we started to refer to, happily, as #BolognaBubbles.
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Aug
Aug
Catalan wine tourism is relatively new. Although the region has thousands of years of history, it’s only been recent that wineries are starting to reemerge.