Winter Wineries to Sip In
There's no better way to keep the cold winds of winter at bay than winter wine tasting with friends. Carpe Travel brings you our list of the best winter wineries to sip in this year.
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Sipping in Chilean Wine with Concha y Toro
Interested in learning about Chilean wine? Carpe Travel uncorks Concha y Toro and its Casillero del Diablo label - literally on of the best wineries in Chile with Massimo Leonori.
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Prime Day Wine Deals
Happy Amazon Prime Day! See Carpe Travel's curated list of the best deals for all of you wine lovers.
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Wine Lovers Take Flight at the Walla Walla Airport District
The Walla Walla Airport District is home to the wine incubator program and one of THE places for wine lovers to sip-in Walla Walla wine country. Discover more on this Walla Walla wine region from Carpe Travel.
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Why are there so many different types of wine glasses?!?
It’s hard not to wonder why it matters and what the purpose is for all the different types of wine glasses. But there is a reason for all shapes and sizes. Let me explain.
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Seriously Sip Worthy Arizona Wineries
There is a lot to sip in when it comes to Arizona wine country. Here are just a few seriously sip worthy Arizona wineries to uncork.
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Best Palisade Wineries to Sip In
In the heart of the Grand Valley you'll find Colorado wine country and 30+ Palisade wineries winelovers will want to sip in. Here are our favorites.
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Answers to Your 15 Most Burning Wine Questions
As you sit under the stars, sipping a glass of your favorite wine, do you find yourself pondering some of the greatest questions in the universe? Questions like whether you should decant your wine, how to re-cork the bottle,...
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Sipping in The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey
Pairing an outdoor Colorado adventure with local wines is a must when visiting Colorado's Royal Gorge region. Where to start - The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey.
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Piedmont Wine Offer: All this wine talk – are you thirsty yet!?
Direct from Barolo, our wine offer is a mix of historic and up-and-coming producers from the Piedmont wine region. What makes this offer special? Wines not easily found outside of the area.
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Check-in: Castello di Sinio in Barolo Italy
Wondering where to stay in Piedmont wine country? Castello di Sinio FOR THE WIN(E). As we continue our exploration of the Piedmont wine region, let’s start talking lodging and accommodations. First up, Hotel Castello di Sinio situated perfectly between...
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Barbera Wine Pairing Lessons Direct from Piedmont
Tips from Piedmont on Barbera wine pairing. From fish to pasta to meats of all kinds as well as Barbera BBQ wine pairing ideas.
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How to Taste Wine Like a Pro
Ever wondered how professional sommeliers taste wine? Click over to learn how to taste wine like a pro and sip in the enjoyment along the way.
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What is Icewine
What is Ice Wine? How is it made? How should you sip it and what pairs well with it? All this and more in our guide to understanding Ice Wine.
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Barbaresco & Barolo Wine Pairing Tips Direct from Piedmont
Tips and tricks for Barbaresco and Barolo wine pairing with tips from the winemakers. Recipes and pairing ideas, both traditional and unique. Buon appetito!
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The Royal Gorge: Things to see and do
The Royal Gorge is one of Colorado's not so hidden gems to explore. Outdoor activities galore, wineries, cideries and so much more!
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What is Piedmont, Italy known for?
Everyone is talking about this Northern Italy travel destination. But, really, what is Piedmont, Italy known for?! Piedmont’s most obvious treasure is wine. More specifically, Barolo and Barbaresco. But, the Piedmont region offers far more than just world-famous wines....
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Piedmont culture in a glass – vermouth and coffee
Turin is the capital city of Piedmont and a favorite cultural city of Europe for many reasons. But, two of the most fun, help you start the day and the evening. Piedmont culture is all about coffee and aperitivo. ...
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Piedmont Food: The region’s gastronomic superstars
The Piedmont region in Northern Italy is known for its artisan cuisine. Here is everything you need to know about the local Piedmont food you must try!
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When to Visit Piedmont, Italy
Want to visit Piedmont, Italy? Here is some information on travel seasonality, what to expect and Piedmont travel tips each season, event info and more.
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Piedmont Region: One of the best places to visit in Northern Italy
Get to know the Piedmont region, a Northern Italy travel destination with a bit of everything. Learn where is Piedmont, top cities, activities and more.
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Strawberry Tiramisu and Wine Pairing
Strawberry Tiramisu is a sweet Italian desert that pairs will with several wines. It's the perfect summer treat. Get the recipe!
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Piedmont Wine: An intro to the grapes and wines
As part of our Piedmont Wine Travel Guide, we’ve shared all you need to know about the grapes and wines produced in Italy's Piedmont wine region.
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Understanding a Champagne Label
Understanding a Champagne Label How to read a Champagne label, and actually understand it. If you have ever looked at a Champagne label you’ve no doubt seen a variety of abbreviations. What do they all mean? These little abbreviations...
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What’s the difference between Prosecco and Champagne?
Prosecco vs Champagne? Aren't they the same? Not at all. We've broken down the difference between Prosecco and Champagne for you in our Wine 101 series.
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What is Port Wine?
This sweet, fortified wine has a long history in the world of wine. Sip and explore your way to understanding what Port is, styles, pairings, and more.
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Champagne Doesn’t Only Come From France
Calling all bubble lovers! Here's an American wine history lesson on how it is legal for a few U.S. wineries to label their sparkling wines as Champagne.
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What is Rosé Wine?
Everything you need to know about the pink drink! Blushing a gentle pink, redolent with the fragrances of rose petals and fruit with an occasional hint of earthy celery or tangy rhubarb… This is rosé, the wine of summer...
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Black Owned Wineries You Should Be Sipping In
It’s time to sip in more red, white and Black owned wines! The following list includes Black owned wineries in the U.S. that we should all be sipping.
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The Judgment of Paris
Forty-four years ago this May, the winners were declared at the Judgment of Paris and the world of winemaking changed forever. For that was the moment that American winemakers set the wine world on its head by winning both...
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Everything You Need to Know About Swiss Wine
Switzerland is known for many things, but few know its wines as Swiss wines are one of the country's guarded treasures. Why? Here's everything your need to know.
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Best Restaurants in Asheville (North Carolina Wine Country!)
North Carolina isn’t just BBQ . Asheville, NC was dubbed the 2020 Top Food Town in the US. See Carpe Travel's list of the best restaurants in Asheville, aka Foodtopia!
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Guide to Sipping North Carolina’s Wine Trails
Your quick guide to sipping in seven dedicated North Carolina Wine Trails, all designed to explore NC wine country.
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Introduction to the North Carolina Wine Regions
North Carolina has always been an agriculture haven, when it comes to viticulture, it continues to grow. The most recent AVA in North Carolina – Crest of the Blue Ridge Henderson County – was established in 2019. When it...
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Where is America’s Most Visited Winery? (North Carolina!?!)
It’s true. The most visited winery in America is in North Carolina. The Biltmore Winery hosts a million+ guests per year! Why? Carpe Travel tells all.
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Historic American Wineries Every Wine Lover Should Visit
Discover the oldest wineries in America with Carpe Travel's guide to the Historic American Wineries Every Wine Lover Should Visit.
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Uncorking the Facts on Oregon Wine Country
What do you know or not know about Oregon wine country? We've pulled some fun wine trivia for winelovers (and non-winelovers) to uncork and sip in.
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Armchair Food & Wine Travel to Barbaresco
Want to visit the Piedmont wine region? We've brought a little Piedmont to you! Franco Rocca dishes about his winery, pairings and discount on his wines.
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How To Open Wine Without A Corkscrew
No corkscrew? No problem. Using a screwdriver, hammer or even a lighter can work. See all of Carpe Travel's tips on how to open wine without a corkscrew.
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Featured Food & Wine Pairing: The Bakers Table, Santa Ynez Valley
What's better than warm homemade cookies?!? The perfect cookie and wine pairing. Chocolate espresso cookies and wine pairing to be exact.
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Featured Food & Wine Pairing: Hitching Post, Santa Ynez Valley
Explore Santa Ynez Valley through food and wine pairings! The Hitching Post has shared its Oak-Grilled Steak with Mushrooms,Onions and Pinot Noir Sauce recipe to start your culinary journey.
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Featured Food & Wine Pairing: The Gathering Table, Santa Ynez Valley
If you can't travel to the Santa Ynez Valley wine country, you can still explore through food and wine pairings. The Gathering Table has shared its Grilled Rib Eye Steaks with Chimichurri Sauce to help you explore through your...
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Featured Food & Wine Pairing: Bob’s Well Bread, Santa Ynez Valley
Bob's Well Bread in the Santa Ynez Valley wine country is Carpe Travel’s featured restaurant, food and wine pairing. Bob himself, shares the recipe for his popular - and delicious - Meat Loaf Sandwich on Pain de Mie.
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Want to Learn About Wine?
Carpe Travel brings you the best ways to learn about wine. Find out which wine education path is the right fit for you here!
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Summer Seafood Wine Pairing Twist
What wine pairs best with a lobster roll? This recipe takes a little Spanish twist with your traditional lobster roll and wine pairing.
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Sipping Your Way Through History: 10 World Heritage Sites in Wine Country
Dreaming of European vacation full of history and wine? We have what you need! Sip your way through history with these 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Wine Country.
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How to explore new regions – even when you can’t travel.
How can you explore new regions when you can't travel? Through food and wine. We "visited" Spain with this food and wine pairing for Tortilla Espanola.
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Featured Food & Wine Pairing: Restaurant Olivia, Denver
Restaurant Olivia in Denver is Carpe Travel's featured restaurant, food and wine pairing. Chef Ty shares his recipe for Spaghetti and Meatballs.
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Breaking down your eco-friendly wine options
Wine is complicated enough, add in trying to sip Eco-friendly wines?!? We’ve broken down how to find/identify Organic, Biodynamic, Sustainable and Vegan wine.
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Isn’t all Wine Natural?
The term “Natural Wine” is ambiguous and different groups have varying definitions. We break it down and share tips on how to find ones worth sipping.
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