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Last-Minute New Year's Eve in Portugal: Wine Escapes You Can Still Book
Still no New Year's Eve plans? Discover last-minute wine escapes in Porto, the Douro Valley or Lisbon , with private tours you can still book for 2026/27 . Planning New Year's Eve in Portugal at the last minute doesn't have to mean settling for what's left. At Wine Tourism in Portugal , we help travellers turn a few available days into a complete Portuguese wine experience — from private tours and wine estates to hotels , restaurants , transfers and special experiences. Whether you want to celebrate in Porto, wake up among the vineyards in the Douro Valley, or combine Lisbon with a wine escape to Setúbal or the Alentejo, our team can design and coordinate a private itinerary around what is still available.
by marketing@winetourismportugal.com (Margarida Gonçalves)2 viewsnew-year-in-portugalnew-yearmadeira-new-year - news
A New Year, Wine on Our Own Terms: Italian Wine, Culture, and the Future of Drinking
Last year, I started the Substack publication All That Wine together with Susannah Gold to dive deeper into the beautiful world of wine. We did a couple of livestreams with producers last year; the articles about them will be published soon. I just published the first newsletter article of the year over on All That ... Read more The post A New Year, Wine on Our Own Terms: Italian Wine, Culture, and the Future of Drinking appeared first on Grapevine Adventures .
by Katarina Andersson21 viewswine-blognew-yearnewsletternolo-winewine-experience - news
Happy New Year and into 2026
Christmas went very well considering I was nervous about spending it for 3 nights and 4 days with Darcy's parents, when my stomach was still playing up. I took my own food with me, in case they served something unsuitable. I was glad I did as some of the fare was spicy or very late at night - both things that can send my stomach into orbit. Kay collected me on Christmas Eve, drove us down to deepest Kent and from then on it was one long party with various members of Darcy's siblings dipping in and out of the celebrations over the four days. Christmas morning was spent with most of the family doing a 9am park run followed by a quick dash for the 10.30 church service. Once home, there was a group effort to prepare vegetables to go with a Beef Wellington, followed by a cherry and almond tiramisu. Canapes first and champagne cocktails (from which I sadly had to abstain as I was on a no-alcohol diet for my poorly stomach). We ate lunch at 4. The evening meal was cheese and biscuits at
by noreply@blogger.com (ADDY)22 viewsbrightonchristmasnew-yearstomach