The New Wine Map: Emerging Wine Regions Reshaping Wine Travel in 2026 A friend who used to plan every September around a return to Chianti went to Georgia last year. She came back differently. She talked about a 78-year-old winemaker pouring her amber wine out of a clay vessel buried in his floor...
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Taste Sardinia: Exploring the Island Through Its Wines and Flavors Sardinia is more than crystal-clear beaches and dramatic coastlines. Italy’s second-largest island is also one of the country’s most fascinating wine destinations, shaped by strong sea winds, rugged mountains, ancient traditions,...
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Piedmont Wine Itinerary: 2, 3 & 5 Days in Northern Italy’s Finest Wine Region Piedmont is one of Italy’s most refined and respected wine regions — a destination where tradition, landscape, and gastronomy come together to create a truly immersive wine experience. Located in the northwest of...
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Mosel Wine Itinerary: 2, 3 & 5 Days Through Germany’s Most Scenic Wine Region The Mosel is one of Europe’s most picturesque wine regions — a destination where steep vineyard terraces, medieval villages, and winding river views create one of the most memorable wine travel experiences in...
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Puglia Wine Itinerary: 2, 3 & 5 Days of Southern Italian Flavors Puglia, located in the sun-drenched heel of Italy, is one of the country’s most exciting and fast-evolving wine regions. Known for bold reds like Primitivo and Negroamaro, this region blends centuries-old traditions with a new...
Read More about "Puglia Wine Itinerary: 2, 3 & 5 Days of Southern Italian Flavors"Are you planning your trip to Greek Islands? if yes, take 6 minutes and 17 seconds to discover the top wineries to visit on Greek Islands. Viticulture and winemaking are a huge part of Greek culture. The country’s terroir makes it possible to produce unique and fascinating wines. That is the...
Have you ever dreamed of spending a weekend roaming around the beautiful region of Tuscany, famous for its luscious green hills, its castles, and its bold red wines? What if I tell you that you can fulfill your dreams all at once? Indeed, many castles in Tuscany are excellent and award-winning...
Spain is a beautiful country located in the Iberian Peninsula of Europe. The kingdom is known for its people’s relaxed lifestyle, amazing cuisine, beautiful cultural cities, world famous festivals and the extravagant nightlife. With amazing coastline on the mainland as well as on the...
Are you a wine lover and planning to visit Italy soon and try some of the best wines in the world but are not sure about where to go and what to try? Well, you are at the right place! Here at winetourism.com, we have researched and listed some of the best wineries for each region...
The wine region of Burgundy is not very big. It is located on the western slope of the river Saône and stretches more or less from Dijon in the north to Lyon in the south. Except for Chablis, which is a part of Burgundy but is located a bit further northwest away from the rest...
Sauternes, or Sauternais, is located south of the city of Bordeaux and is famous for its truly lovely tasting sweet wines under the Sauternes appellation, from grapes with the fungus Botrytis, although some wineries also make elegant Bordeaux’s dry whites, about 6%...
The river of Rhône runs from Switzerland down through France. When we talk about the wine region Rhône valley it is usually the French part we are talking about. The Rhône valley wine district starts by the town Vienne in the north, down to Avignon in the south. It is usually...
Roussillon is a district in the region of Languedoc-Roussillon and is located between Spain, the Mediterranean, the Pyrenees and the Corbières Mountains and Roussillon is particularly known for its beautiful, red cliffs. Roussillon has a variety of wines and different types of soil. It almost...
The wine region Bourg and Blaye, or Blayais-Bourgeais, as the French call this part in north-east Bordeaux, is actually two wine areas with rather the same weather conditions, soil and wine styles. Many may not even have heard of this wine area as it is not often referred to by critics or...
Let us explore the exciting district of Bordeaux a little bit more and visit to the French wine district of Libournais, or Le Libournais as the French call the area. It is named after the historic capital of Libourne were good wines were exported abroad already in the Middle Ages....
Let’s stay a bit longer in Bordeaux in the wine region of Entre-Deux-Mers located between the rivers Garonne and Dordogne. We are right in the heart of Bordeaux with its picturesque little villages and many ancient castles. Entre-Deux-Mers is an attractive area to drive...
Today we arrive at Graves, a significant sub-region of Bordeaux and situated just outside the charming and cultural city of Bordeaux, on the left bank along the Garonne. Graves include famous wine villages such as Sauternes, Pessac, Talence, Léognan, Martillac, Saint-Morillon and...
Provence is truly a historic province in the south-east of France and is situated between the Rhône, the Mediterranean and the Alps and the area is known for its good food, good wines and, probably lavender! But Provence is also France’s oldest wine producing region. Here you will literally find...
Médoc wine district, in the wine region of Bordeaux, is situated just northwest of the city of Bordeaux, a charming city with the Cité du Vin, built in 2016, a beautiful architectural glass masterpiece and museum where you will find a fantastic experience center for wine for the whole...
What is the first thought coming to your mind when it comes to Bordeaux red wine? Bordeaux is one of the oldest, most famous and biggest regions in the world. It gathers several regions that have their own wine characters and unique styles. Every region owns its enthusiasts. Today, here we...
Wine tourism has been developing very quickly in the old wine world countries in the last ten years. Countries like Italy, France and Spain were 'late' into this trend compared to the United States, Australia and South Africa. In fact, these countries have developed a...
