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Chasing History on Montorge – Domaine du Mont d’Or
Laid end to end, the dry stone walls on the hill of Montorge would run for about fifteen kilometres. They hold up 220 terraces and 24 hectares of vineyard on a slope that, in places, reaches a gradient of 75 per cent. Few people would attempt to build something like that today. In 1848, somebody did. The post Chasing History on Montorge – Domaine du Mont d’Or appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Irina Kvitko8 viewsbest-of-storiesbest-of-2026best-of-wine-tourismgreat-wiine-capitalslausannetourism-innovation - news
Great Wine Capitals names its 2026/2027 Research Grant recipients
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network has awarded its 2026/2027 International Research Grant to Rongrong Huang of Macao University of Tourism and Dr Matthew Coyne of Oklahoma State University. The two projects were picked from a field of 31 applications. The post Great Wine Capitals names its 2026/2027 Research Grant recipients appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Irina Kvitko10 viewsindustry-resourceslatest-newsgreat-wiine-capitalsgreat-wine-capitals-global-networkinternational-research-grantresearch - news
Great Wine Capitals names its 2026/2027 Research Grant recipients
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network has awarded its 2026/2027 International Research Grant to Rongrong Huang of Macao University of Tourism and Dr Matthew Coyne of Oklahoma State University. The two projects were picked from a field of 31 applications. The post Great Wine Capitals names its 2026/2027 Research Grant recipients appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Irina Kvitko8 viewsindustry-resourceslatest-newsgreat-wiine-capitalsgreat-wine-capitals-global-networkinternational-research-grantresearch - news
Mist, Hills and Wine: A Journey through Casablanca Valley and Valparaíso
Some landscapes resist description. Casablanca Valley is one of them — a place you feel before you understand it, where the Pacific makes itself known not through the view but through the air, the cold, and eventually the wine in your glass. The post Mist, Hills and Wine: A Journey through Casablanca Valley and Valparaíso appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Irina Kvitko19 viewswine-storiescasablanca-wine-tourismgreat-wiine-capitalsluxuryvalparaisovalparaiso-casablanca-valley - news
What Are Wine Travellers Really Looking For?
A weekend in the Douro is more than a wine escape—it is an invitation to slow down and reconnect with authentic Portugal. From the award-winning hospitality of Casa do Santo Wine & Tourism in Provesende to traditional village life, wood-fired bread, local cafés and the remarkable tasting menu at O Forno de Jales, this journey reveals how the future of wine tourism lies in meaningful human connections. Discover why the Douro's landscapes, people and traditions transform simple moments into unforgettable memories. The post What Are Wine Travellers Really Looking For? appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Paulo Sérgio Ribeiro Sousa Rocha23 viewswine-storiesauthenticitybestofwinetourismdourodouro-valleygreat-wiine-capitals