Blood of the Vine: A Captivating French Mystery Series For Wine Lovers
“Blood of the Vine” is a unique French mystery television series that will appeal to\e wine enthusiasts, mystery buffs, and Francophiles.
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Top Wine Tourism Destinations in Italy
Autumn is one of the best times of year for a wine trip to Italy. The weather is no longer oppressively hot, and summer crows have largely disappeared. Visiting one of these spectacular wine regions offers a scenic countryside escape. Many small towns organize food and wine festivals in September and October, where visitors can…
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Sip for Solidarity: Drink Israeli Wine During the Holidays
The Israeli Wine Producers Association (IWPA) has launched a “Sip for Solidarity” initiative to raise funds for Israeli relief.
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Visit Chianti Rufina: Taste The Most Elegant Wines of Chianti
Chianti Rufina is the smallest, but perhaps most prestigious, of the seven DOCG wine subzones in the Chianti wine region in Tuscany.
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Discover Custoza: Wine Tourism Close to Verona
The small village of Custoza and its rich wine heritage await disovery, only one-half hour from Verona and close to Lake Garda.
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11 Reasons to Visit Asolo Italy: Bubbles and Beyond
Asolo Italy is best known today as the home of Asolo Prosecco DOCG but this charming town has a rich history and awesome views.
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A Sip of Suvereto at Bulichella Winery in Tuscany
The Bulichella winery in Suverto, Tuscany, is a virtual “vintner’s blend” of both Italian and Japanese heritage and culture.
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A Taste of Ligurian Food and Wine
Liguria, Italy, has its own specialty foods and wines that derive from its unique geography, history, culture, and traditions.
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What Is Italy Known For?
What is Italy known for? As we began creating a list of what Italy is known for, we realized that we could only scratch the surface.
