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. Vermouth Originated in Turin, Italy. What is Vermouth? Vermouth is a fortified and aromatized wine. In…
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.
To help decode your next Champagne label we’ve pulled together a list of Champagne labeling terms to help you sip in your wine education.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Carpe Travel brings you the best ways to learn about wine. Find out which wine education path is the right fit for you here!
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.
Looking to learn a little more about wine, or just sip in more flavors? Here is your total list of wine movies to uncork!
What to wear wine tasting? These few simple tips will help you can pair your wine tasting outfits perfectly.
Carpe Travel has rounded up the best wine books – many of which winemakers themselves suggested to our editor – to help you expand both your wine knowledge and palate.
What are your options for shipping wine back to the United States? Five solutions, from wine suitcases to shipping and more. Which is best for your travels?
Traveling to Italy? This guide helps to explain the Italian wine classifications so you can find the right wines for your pallet.
All 50 of the United States produce wine, making a wine country vacation easy. Here are our top U.S. wine cities to sip in.
To know a country is to know its drink… Have you ever had a Pimm’s Cup or an ice cold Abita Amber in New Orleans? Perhaps a Pina Colada in Puerto Rico – where the drink originates – or Champagne in France? When I travel, I love to try the local wine, beers and drinks…
