Over the past several weeks, I posted the results from the 10th Annual World’s Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosé (if you have no idea what that means click HERE to get started). In the ten years that I … Continue reading →
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OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
Leaving the cool silence of Torquemada’s underground wine cellars, I reflected on the broader significance of this remarkable site within the evolving landscape of global wine tourism. What distinguishes this destination is not merely its remarkable engineering or the vast network of historic wine cellars hidden beneath the town. Rather, it is the way the […] The post Why Spain’s Underground Bodegas of Torquemada Represent the Future of Authentic Wine Tourism – Part 2 appeared first on Liz Palmer .
South Australia’s abundance of world-class food and wine, coupled with its lively events and festival scene, have long been crowd favourites with national and international guests. The post South Australia’s recipe of wine, events, and festivals is a winner appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
