What is the 1855 Classification & Why Does It Still Matter?
What is the 1855 Classification for Bordeaux wines? How Napoleon III created Bordeaux’s famous wine classification, which has little to do with quality.
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The Judgment of Paris: The Wine Tasting That Changed the World of Wine
On May 24,1976 the world of wine making changed forever! Discover what happened during the Judgment of Paris, a notable moment in wine history, from the wine lovers at Carpe Travel.
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Exploring the Languedoc and Roussillon Wine Regions
An insider guide to the history of winemaking in France’s famed Languedoc-Roussillon wine region, the best wineries to visit, where to stay, eat and what to do.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Wine Tasting in Burgundy, France
Where should you wine taste in Burgundy and when should you visit? Our new Beginner’s Guide to Wine Tasting in Burgundy has this and more.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Alsace Wines and the Alsace Wine Route
Wine loving travelers take note! Everything to know about Alsace – its wines, where to sip, stay – as you explore France’s Alsace wine route.
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Left & Right Banks of Bordeaux for Wine Lovers
Both the Left and Right Banks of Bordeaux are equally worth sipping in. Top tours, wineries, where to stay and things not to be missed.
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City of Bordeaux: Where to Sip, Stay & Things to do
The ultimate trip to Bordeaux begins in the city that bears its name, which is also one of the best places to learn about wine in the world.
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Sip in the History of Bordeaux
Bordeaux and its wines are world-renowned but just how did this wine region in France earn its claim to fame…and how is it transforming to remain on top.
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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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Bordeaux | California | France | Italy | Napa Valley | Piedmont
Think museums are boring? Time to sip in a wine museum.
We’ve uncorked wine museums around the world to sip in history, culture – and wine.
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The Best Places to Visit in Southern France for Wine Lovers
By Barbara Mazz, Contributing Writer Near the borders of Spain, Italy, and along the Mediterranean Sea is the beautiful South of France. Lovingly referred to by the locals as le Midi, The South of France is one of the top tourist destinations for wine lovers—and for a good reason. Both red and white wine lovers…
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Check-in: Hotel Prince De Galles in Menton, France
On our recent visit to the the French Riviera, we visited the town of Menton and stayed at Hotel Prince De Galles much to the thanks of the reviews on TripAdvisor and ratings on American Express Travel – two of my go-to resources when booking hotels. There were a few things the reviews didn’t share though,…
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The French Riviera: A Short Guide to Menton
Located on the French Riviera, along the Franco-Italian border Menton has been nicknamed “The Pearl of France” and it’s very apparent as to why. Nestled in between the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, Menton provides a slower pace to life all while giving its visitors much of the wonders its neighboring towns – Nice, Monaco, Monte…
