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The world’s wine regions reveal their identity through landscapes, local grape varieties, and generations of winemaking tradition. From the limestone hills of Burgundy and the vineyard-lined valleys of Tuscany to the sunlit landscapes of Napa Valley and the terraced slopes of the Douro, each destination offers a different perspective on wine culture. Through wine tourism, travelers can explore these regions, visit wineries, and experience tastings that bring each place to life — start discovering wine regions around the world.
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Nebbiolo's Foggy Kingdoms: Beyond Barolo
There is a specific hour in October when Nebbiolo makes complete sense. It is dawn, or just before it. You are somewhere in the Langhe hills — Barolo, or Barbaresco, or Roero — and the valleys below have filled overnight with a thick white fog that reaches almost to your feet. Only the tops of...
The Skin-Contact Revolution: Amber Wine Explained
Pour a glass of amber wine into good light and the first thing you notice is that the color is wrong. It should be pale straw, or green-gold, or the buttery yellow of a Chardonnay. Instead it is amber — the color of tea steeped too long, or of honey held up to a window. Take a sip and the second...
Regenerative Viticulture: How It's Transforming Wine Regions Globally
Walk into a regenerative vineyard in October and you will notice what is missing before that is there. There is no bare orange soil between the rows. No smell of chemicals. Almost no sound of machinery. What you will see instead is a low green carpet of cover crops between the vines, wildflowers...
Riesling's Coolest Corners: Regions Built for the August Heat
You are standing on a slate slope above a river in August. The vineyard runs almost vertical. The Mosel curves below like a green ribbon. It is 22°C, there is a breeze coming off the water, and someone has poured you a glass of Riesling that is 10.5% alcohol and tastes like citrus zest,...
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