Wine Festivals and Events: A Global Guide
The Wine Cellarage
2024-10-22
Discover global wine festivals and plan your next trip to experience unique wines, culture, and celebrations firsthand!
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Discover global wine festivals and plan your next trip to experience unique wines, culture, and celebrations firsthand!
You’ve heard of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Merlot, but have you tried Blaufränkisch?
Dive into the vineyards of Sicily and get ready to enjoy the intricacies and distinct characteristics of Sicilian wines.
Indulge in the unique terroir of the Pacific Northwest through nuanced Pinot Noirs, vibrant Chardonnays, robust Cabernet Sauvignons, and bold Syrahs.
The Loire Valley region of France is famous for unparalleled white wines. Explore their unique taste profiles, prominent regions where they are grown, and find the perfect bottles to indulge in.Â
France, the epitome of winemaking excellence, has continued to inspire winemaking around the globe for centuries. The country is split into 11 major wine regions,
Christian Schiller spends time discovering fine wines in Italy, stopping at several wineries in Tuscany tasting nearly 70 different wines.
Michelle Williams takes us on her adventures wine tasting in Italy at Montalcino, the land of Brunello, to wine and dine at Poggio Antico.
Join Christian Schiller as he embarks on a wine tasting journey comprising of 6 different wines at Maison Joseph Drouhin in Beaune, France.
Expert Jamie Drummond weighs in on Austria’s very best value AND premium wines during Austrian Wine Week at Good Food Revolution.
The Nantucket Wine and Food Festival is a weekend packed full of festivities including the Harbor Gala, luncheons, and the Grand Tasting.
Discovering the exciting world of Spanish wines has been such a wild ride: an industry booming with quality, diversity and value.
Northern and Southern Rhone Valley are extremely different from each other in climate, soil, grape varietals, terroir and soil, leading to very different wines. While Northern Rhone is known for having the higher quality wines, Southern Rhone still has its fair share of noteworthy options.
