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National Spritz Day Countdown: Traveling the World One Spritz at a Time with Jamie Knee
Celebrating National Spritz Day, by Jamie Knee There are some drinks that do more than refresh us. They carry mood, and a sense of place. They carry a whole way of living that feels instantly transportive from the very first sip. That is part of what I have always loved about the spritz,… The post National Spritz Day Countdown: Traveling the World One Spritz at a Time with Jamie Knee appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Wine as a Passport: Luxury Wine Travel and Enotourism Writer and Presenter
The Voice of Luxury Wine Travel and Enotourism By Jamie Knee, Wine Travel Writer and Speaker Wine has always been more than something to taste. At its most powerful, it becomes a way of understanding a place more deeply, expressing landscape and history and culture and memory in a way few other things can. A… The post Wine as a Passport: Luxury Wine Travel and Enotourism Writer and Presenter appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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A newcomer’s guide to visiting Burgundy like a local
Blending in in Burgundy...
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A wine lover's guide to... Yarra Valley
One hour from Melbourne to wine heaven...
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Camping in the Rhône: Our ultimate guide for wine lovers
Plan the perfect trip...
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Los Angeles Wine Travel Guide and Glamorous Restaurants
Los Angeles Enotourism Guide: Where I eat and drink in LA. By Jamie Knee As the founder of Petite Wine Traveler, I look at wine, food, culture, and travel through the lens of enotourism, the meeting point of wine, hospitality, food, and place. My work has increasingly been positioned in wine travel media and enotourism,… The post Los Angeles Wine Travel Guide and Glamorous Restaurants appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Los Angeles Wine Travel Guide: Glamorous Restaurants in LA County for Summer Dining
Los Angeles Enotourism Guide: Where I eat and drink in LA. By Jamie Knee As the founder of Petite Wine Traveler, I look at wine, food, culture, and travel through the lens of enotourism, the meeting point of wine, hospitality, food, and place. My work has increasingly been positioned in wine travel media and enotourism,… The post Los Angeles Wine Travel Guide: Glamorous Restaurants in LA County for Summer Dining appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Dream Destination: The Marlborough Boutique Hotel & Vineyard in New Zealand
'An intimate and characterful retreat...'
by Lauren Mowery3 viewswine-travelwine - news
Why Bergerac should be your next wine travel destination
Savour the languorous life of southwest France...
by Paola Westbeek3 viewswine-travelsouth-west-francewinewine-regionswestern-europefrance - news
Luxury Summer Events 2026: Where to Go, What to Drink, Where to Stay
A wine travel guide to Monaco, Le Mans, Royal Ascot, Art Basel, Milan, Wimbledon, and the summer calendar shaping luxury travel now! By Jamie Knee Summer at the top end of travel is never just about where people go. It is about why they go, how they experience a place, and what turns an event… The post Luxury Summer Events 2026: Where to Go, What to Drink, Where to Stay appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Monterrey World Cup 2026 Wine and Food
By Martha Cisneros Paja In Monterrey, the air is thick with the scent of mesquite smoke and the heavy humidity of a valley cradled by the Sierra Madre. This is the industrial heart of the north, a city of strong people just as the steel they produce. There, the mountains are so close they feel […] This post Monterrey World Cup 2026 Wine and Food was posted on WineDivaa .
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Enotourism Writer and Speaker: Why Wine Regions Need a Real Voice in Wine Travel
By Jamie Knee | Petite Wine Traveler | Luxury Wine Travel Writer, Global Wine Presenter, and Enotourism Storyteller How enotourism connects wine, hospitality, luxury travel, and destination identity, and why the right voice makes all the difference What Enotourism Really Means Enotourism is one of those words that sounds narrow until you begin to understand… The post Enotourism Writer and Speaker: Why Wine Regions Need a Real Voice in Wine Travel appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Poland Wine Travel Guide: Why Southern Poland Is Europe’s Most Unexpected Enotourism Escape
How Kraków and Małopolska are emerging as one of the most compelling new wine travel destinations in Europe. By, Jamie Knee Last month, I traveled to Kraków, Poland, where I was invited to speak at the International Wine Tourism Conference. I arrived expecting to find an emerging category that felt technically promising and still… The post Poland Wine Travel Guide: Why Southern Poland Is Europe’s Most Unexpected Enotourism Escape appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Santa Barbara Wine Travel Guide: Beaches, Wine Country, and Luxury Travel on the American Riviera
Why Santa Barbara remains one of California’s most beautiful enotourism escapes. By Jamie Knee, Petite Wine Traveler. This guide will share my insights into Santa Barbara wine travel. Santa Barbara is one of California’s most compelling luxury travel destinations, offering beaches, wine country, year-round beauty, and a distinctive enotourism experience on the American Riviera. For… The post Santa Barbara Wine Travel Guide: Beaches, Wine Country, and Luxury Travel on the American Riviera appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Mediterranean Wine Travel Guide: Why This Region Always Calls Me Back
A luxury wine travel escape through coastal beauty, regional wines, and the art of living well. By, Jamie Knee There are some places that live in the imagination all year, but begin calling especially loudly as summer draws closer. For me, the Mediterranean is one of them. Perhaps it is the light first, that soft… The post Mediterranean Wine Travel Guide: Why This Region Always Calls Me Back appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Why Enotourism Is the Most Powerful Force Reshaping Luxury Travel Right Now
Enotourism · Luxury Travel · Cultural Experiences By Jamie Knee, Petite Wine Traveler Forget everything you thought you knew about wine tourism. The world’s most sophisticated travelers aren’t just visiting vineyards anymore, they’re using wine as a portal to culture, place, and meaning. And the brands, tourism boards, and luxury hospitality groups that understand this… The post Why Enotourism Is the Most Powerful Force Reshaping Luxury Travel Right Now appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Rosé Is Still the It Girl of Spring
Why Europe’s pink wines still set the mood, and why California’s Central Coast belongs in the conversation By Jamie Knee If rosé is still the it girl of the season, it is because spring gives her the perfect stage. Spring arrives in color and light. Gardens bloom. Afternoons soften. The table begins to move outdoors… The post Rosé Is Still the It Girl of Spring appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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An Evening at Bosman Hermanus
An evening at Bosman Hermanus - pét-nat in the fynbos, tasting stations at golden hour, and a long-table dinner in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley.
by Delaille Grahamn5 viewswine-travel - news
Wine Travel Speaker and Enotourism Expert
Selected for The Forum by Forbes Travel Guide By Jamie Knee I’m honored to share that I have been selected for The Forum by Forbes Travel Guide, a new global speakers bureau created for thought leaders in service, culture, and performance across hospitality and beyond. Forbes Travel Guide announced the launch of The Forum at… The post Wine Travel Speaker and Enotourism Expert appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Jamie Knee, The Voice of Enotourism and Wine Travel Media
Wine Travel Writer, Wine Presenter, and Global Media Voice By Jamie Knee Enotourism has become one of the most compelling expressions of modern travel, and it is gaining attention for its unique approach. At its most beautiful, it is not simply about tasting wine. It is about stepping into a landscape and understanding how culture,… The post Jamie Knee, The Voice of Enotourism and Wine Travel Media appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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April is BC Wine Month: a time to sip local and celebrate resilience
April has officially been proclaimed BC Wine Month by the Government of British Columbia — and for those of us who have spent years exploring vineyards, tasting rooms, and the people behind the bottles, it feels both well deserved and perfectly timed. As winter gives way to spring, something special begins to happen across BC […] The post April is BC Wine Month: a time to sip local and celebrate resilience appeared first on BC Wine Lover .
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Discovering Apericena in Italy: The Wine Travel Ritual I Want to Bring Home
Why Italy’s elegant culture of early evening drinks, small bites, and lingering conversation feels like the perfect expression of wine as a passport By Jamie Knee I have long loved aperitivo. It is one of my favorite rituals when traveling in Italy, that lovely pause in the late afternoon or early evening when a glass… The post Discovering Apericena in Italy: The Wine Travel Ritual I Want to Bring Home appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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Wine Travel Should Open Doors: Why Accessibility Matters
How the Future of Wine Tourism Depends on Human Connection, Welcoming Experiences, and Access at Every Level By Jamie Knee, Petite Wine Traveler Lately, I keep returning to one very clear idea: wine travel is at its best when it feels accessible, social, and deeply human. Some of the most meaningful wine experiences are not… The post Wine Travel Should Open Doors: Why Accessibility Matters appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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The Best In-Flight Wine Lists
A Wine Lover’s Guide to Drinking Well at 35,000 Feet Let’s be honest: flying can be chaotic. Shoes off. Laptop out. Water bottle confiscated. Someone’s… Read more The post The Best In-Flight Wine Lists appeared first on Vinum 55 .
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