The secret is out! Idaho is the next must sip wine country
Idaho's growth in the world of fine wines is booming, making it a must visit wine destination in the United States. Here's a short guide and things to see, where to stay and sip as well as things to...
Read moreInterview with a Winemaker: Tim Harless, Hat Ranch Winery
Pioneering the great new frontier of the Idaho wine industry Welcome back to Carpe Travel’s Interview with a Winemaker series. It’s been awhile since I last shared an interview, but as I’m focusing more on travel within wine regions...
Read more5 of the Best Wine Destinations in US -That are Not in California
With every 50 states in the United States producing wine, visiting wine country has never been easier. While Napa Valley and Sonoma are two the best wine destinations in the United States, and for good reason – the wines...
Read moreIdaho Wine Trails: Snake River Valley AVA
With three official American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), 55 wineries and over 1,600 acres of grapes planted, Idaho’s popularity as a wine destination in the United States is growing. It helps that 30 of the state’s 55 wineries are located...
Read moreInterview with a Winemaker: Melanie Krause, Cinder Wines
Women are helping to define the Idaho wine country… Wine is often times described with feminine qualities – sexy finish, voluptuous layers, delicate aromas – yet the job of a winemaker has traditionally been male. Take California, the leading...
Read moreInterview with a Winemaker: Earl Sullivan, Telaya Wine
From Climbing the Corporate Ladder to Planting Cabernet Last month I had the chance to spend a few days exploring the Snake River Valley AVA with the Idaho Wine Commission. My private Idaho wine tour opened my eyes to...
Read moreIdaho…the new frontier for wine?!?!
“Idaho…the new frontier of wine growing?!?!” That’s exactly what I said, after I did a quick Google search to make sure there were in fact wineries in Idaho. I mean, really isn’t Idaho all about meat and potatos? Apparently...
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