Topic
#wine
800 posts tagged with this topic. RSS feed.
- news
Ohmygod–Part 25 A Couple of Nights in Jouarre Part Two
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 →
by the drunken cyclist2 viewscyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorparistravel - news
Mendoza’s Data-Driven Wine Tourism Strategy: A New Direction for Destination Management
Mendoza, one of the world’s leading wine tourism destinations, is taking an important step towards evidence-based destination management through a new partnership designed to strengthen tourism intelligence, economic planning and industry competitiveness. Announced on October 15, 2026, the agreement between Ente Mendoza Turismo (EMETUR) and Bodegas de Argentina establishes a framework for systematically collecting and […] The post Mendoza’s Data-Driven Wine Tourism Strategy: A New Direction for Destination Management appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin4 viewsuncategorizedwinewine-economicswine-investmentwine-marketingwine-news - news
Luna Estate Pinot Noir 2022
Garnet in color with a mild nose. On the mid palate, at first it displays some soft red cherry notes along with some earthy notes … and then … as it hits the back of the mouth, out of nowhere … Continue reading →
by John Galea3 viewsjg-reviewwine - news
Musgo Friday: Château d’Yquem
A few months ago, I introduced this “musgo” concept, which is essentially like leftovers piling up in your refrigerator; at some point, all those leftovers need to be either eaten or thrown away. Well, there is a similar phenomenon when … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist2 viewsbordeauxsauternessauvignon-blancsemillonwinefrance - news
Jim Concannon Took Me Home For Peanut Butter & Jelly
Remembering Jim Concannon (1931 to 2026) This is my personal remembrance of Jim Concannon, from our Concannon Vineyards history. He lived from 1931 until October 12, 2026. I worked with him for 10 years, long ago. Jim Concannon Took Me Home For Peanut Butter & Jelly, and we just chatted, with no wine stress. We […] The post Jim Concannon Took Me Home For Peanut Butter & Jelly first appeared on Wine Blog .
by Jo Diaz1 viewdear-diarywinejim-concannon-passed-away - news
Ohmygod–Part 24 A Couple of Nights in Jouarre Part One
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 →
by the drunken cyclist3 viewscyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorparistravel - news
One on One wine Winemaker: Kyle Mizuno of Rolling Hills Estate Winery, Champlain Valley
Winemakers are special people. They are the people who can easily make you happy, sad, puzzled, or excited. All without meeting you in person. All via the liquid in your glass – our beloved wine. Knowing how the winemaker thinks offers an interesting perspective regarding that liquid in your glass. And sometimes, you really want […]
by talkavino4 viewsartnew-york-wineone-on-onewinekyle-mizunoone-on-one-with-winemaker - news
2026 Great Wine Capitals Conference: Redefining the Future of Responsible Wine Tourism in New Zealand
I was honoured and delighted to receive an invitation to speak at the 2026 Great Wine Capitals Global Network Annual Conference in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, this October. Unfortunately, I was unable to participate this year, which was particularly disappointing given the conference’s timely focus on responsible wine tourism, sustainability and strategic destination development – […] The post 2026 Great Wine Capitals Conference: Redefining the Future of Responsible Wine Tourism in New Zealand appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin2 viewsnew-zealand-winetourismtraveltrending-topicswinewine-economics - news
Spain Develops Sustainable Wine Tourism Routes Around Cerrato’s Underground Heritage
Cerrato Palentino demonstrates how cultural heritage, gastronomy and slow tourism can support rural destination development. Spain’s Cerrato Palentino region is advancing a heritage-led approach to wine tourism through the development of three thematic itineraries designed to strengthen its position as a sustainable rural destination. Announced on October 8th by the Provincial Council of Palencia (Diputación […] The post Spain Develops Sustainable Wine Tourism Routes Around Cerrato’s Underground Heritage appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin3 viewswinewine-investmentwine-marketingwine-newswine-tourismwine-tourism-news - news
Warming Up To St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima
Aldeia de Cima Is Spectacular I’m warming up to St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima. I know I’m ahead of the schedule (November 11), but I’m ready now. I’ve been fortunate to visit Portugal’s Alentejo region a couple of times, and I always anticipate the celebrations. My most recent trip was a few […] The post Warming Up To St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima first appeared on Wine Blog .
by Jo Diaz1 viewaldeia-de-cimawinest-martin-s-day - news
Marynissen Heritage Collection Bock Vineyard Chardonnay 2023
Golden in color with a nice apple/pear nose … On the mid palate the wine displays all the lovely notes of a barrel aged chard, apple/pear with some nice vanilla and buttery notes. On the medium length finish the wine … Continue reading →
by John Galea2 viewscanadianjg-reviewwine - news
Photos From Provence: Week Two
This week, I am in Girona, Spain (more to follow), but I thought I would pass along a few more photos from our two weeks in Provence, in the lovely town of Vaison-la-Romaine.
by the drunken cyclist5 viewswine - news
2023 Snapper rock pinot noir
Garnet in color with a nice red berry nose. On the mid palate the wine displays some soft red cherry notes … On the medium length finish the wine displays some mild tannins and acidity, along with some earthy notes, … Continue reading →
by John Galea2 viewsjg-reviewwine - news
Ohmygod–Part 23: On to Jouarre
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 →
by the drunken cyclist6 viewscyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorparistravel - news
Italy’s Wine Tourism Policy – Part 2: How the 50% Subsidy Program Will Support Wine Regions
A new funding mechanism moves Italy’s wine tourism strategy from policy ambition towards collective regional action. Italy’s new wine tourism support measure is less about subsidising individual cellar doors than strengthening entire wine-producing territories. Under ministerial decree no. 483420, dated 18 September 2026, eligible collective organisations can seek public contributions of up to 50% of […] The post Italy’s Wine Tourism Policy – Part 2: How the 50% Subsidy Program Will Support Wine Regions appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin6 viewsitalian-winewinewine-investmentwine-newswine-tourismwine-trends - news
Photos From Provence: Week One
While I am currently on the island of Corsica for the week (more to follow), I thought I would pass along a few photos from our two weeks in Provence, in the lovely town of Vaison-la-Romaine.
by the drunken cyclist7 viewswine - news
Ohmygod–Part 22: The Canal de l’Ourcq
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 →
by the drunken cyclist10 viewscyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorparistravel - news
Italy Makes Wine Tourism National Policy: A New Model for Developing Wine Regions
Italy is taking wine tourism beyond the cellar door and placing it firmly within national agricultural and regional development policy. The Italian government has introduced a new national framework supporting wine tourism in the country’s wine-producing regions, linking the reputation of Italian wine more directly with the landscapes, culture, hospitality and communities where it is […] The post Italy Makes Wine Tourism National Policy: A New Model for Developing Wine Regions appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin8 viewsitalian-wineliz-palmer-wine-tourism-brieftourismtravelwinewine-news - news
Today Is The Day: MacPhail Family Wines
Rarely, if ever, do I use this space to tell anyone to “do” anything; I express my thoughts and leave it up to the reader to decide whether or not to buy a wine. Not today. Here is a wine … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist8 viewswine - news
Australia’s New Generation of Wine Tourism Blends Architecture, Gastronomy and Sustainability
Two new wine tourism destinations in Western Australia and Tasmania are showcasing a more ambitious approach to winery hospitality, bringing together wine, gastronomy, architecture, sustainability and sense of place. Australian wine group Overstory has expanded its visitor offering at Wayfinder Winery & Farm in Margaret River and Small Wonder in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley. Wayfinder’s new […] The post Australia’s New Generation of Wine Tourism Blends Architecture, Gastronomy and Sustainability appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin10 viewsglobal-wine-tourism-intelligence-briefingliz-palmer-wine-tourism-briefuncategorizedwine-tourismaustraliawine - news
Ohmygod–Part 20: Meet the New Crew
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 →
by the drunken cyclist14 viewschenin-blanchumorloire-valleysauvignon-blanctravelwine - news
Ohmygod–Part 21: Meet the New Crew
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 →
by the drunken cyclist9 viewschenin-blanchumorloire-valleysauvignon-blanctravelwine - news
Can Wine Tourism Take Umbria Global? Italy’s Green Heart Builds a New Destination Strategy
Umbria has the vineyards, medieval hill towns, gastronomy and cultural heritage of a major Italian wine destination. Now is looking at how wine tourism can play a greater role in attracting international travellers and generating economic value across its rural communities. A recent high-level discussion in Montefalco brought together wine producers, regional representatives, researchers and […] The post Can Wine Tourism Take Umbria Global? Italy’s Green Heart Builds a New Destination Strategy appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin10 viewsitalian-winetourismtravelwinewine-and-food-pairingswine-marketing - news
25 Years of UNESCO: How Wine Tourism Transformed Portugal’s Douro Valley
Portugal’s Douro Valley is marking 25 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and new figures demonstrate just how significant wine tourism has become to the region’s economy. When the Alto Douro Wine Region was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in December 2001, the designation recognised a cultural landscape shaped by centuries of viticulture, […] The post 25 Years of UNESCO: How Wine Tourism Transformed Portugal’s Douro Valley appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin4 viewsportportugalwinewine-and-food-pairingswine-economicswine-marketing