The Best Places to Visit in Southern France for Wine Lovers
byBy Barbara Mazz, Contributing Writer Near the borders of Spain, Italy, and along the Mediterranean Sea is the beautiful South of France. Lovingly referred…
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15 Fascinating Facts about Missouri Wine Country
byBillboard after billboard I saw signs for different wineries as I drove through Missouri on a road trip. “Wine here?” I scoffed. But after…
Who Knew There Was So Much to do in Columbia, Missouri
byColumbia, Missouri is best known more for its BBQ and being a “college town”. Home to three colleges, the whole college town feel and…
From A to Z: Top Wine Festivals in Every State Not to Miss
byThe number of wine festivals popping up across the nation are increasing. However, not all are created equal. Here are some of America’s best…
The Best Australian Wine Regions to Visit
byBy Irene Seah, guest writer Australian wines have a strong international presence for a reason – they’re good! Australia ranks sixth in the world’s…
What Every Wine Lover Should Know About Ohio Wine
byWine might be the last thing on your mind when you think about Ohio, but why not? With 265 wineries and five recognized American…
Blend. Bottle. Cork. A Colorado Wine Blending Experience
byBe a winemaker for a day at Continental Divide Winery in Breckenridge It’s one thing to go to a wine tasting, it’s another to…
What every wine lover should know about Washington wine & its history
byWashington might want to think about changing its state fruit from apples to grapes. The Washington wine industry is booming! Washington is ranked among…
Willamette Valley Wows with Grochau Cellars
byInterview with a Winemaker: John Grochau, owner & winemaker, Grochau Cellars Racing through France’s most revered wine regions – Champagne, Burgundy and the Loire…
What Every Wine Lover Should Know About New Mexico Wine & its History
byNew Mexico has a rich wine history that took a lot of twists and turns throughout the years. Although the state didn’t have an…
Pioneering the great new frontier of the Idaho wine industry
byInterview with a Winemaker: Tim Harless, Hat Ranch Winery Welcome back to Carpe Travel’s Interview with a Winemaker series. It’s been awhile since I…
Wine Tasting in Philly: Montgomery County Wine Trail
byYour guide to the Montgomery County Wine Trail in Philadelphia’s Wine Country With only four wineries, the Montgomery County Wine Trail is Pennsylvania’s smallest wine trail…
Wine Tasting in Philly: Bucks County Wine Trail
byA Guide to Bucks County Wine Trail in Pennsylvania Thirty-five miles north of downtown Philadelphia sits the Bucks County Wine Trail, made up of eight…
Wine Tasting in Philly: Brandywine Artisan Wine Trail
byYour Guide to the Philadelphia Wine Region and the Brandywine Artisan Wine Trail With geography, climate and growing conditions that mirror those of the…
5 of the Best Wine Destinations in US -That are Not in California
byWith every 50 states in the United States producing wine, visiting wine country has never been easier. While Napa Valley and Sonoma are two…
Wine Facts Every Wine Lover Should Know about…TEXAS
byI admit, in the past I was one of those skeptics regarding wines produced in Texas. It wasn’t until a few years ago, sipping…
16 Wineries. Four Days. The Ultimate Willamette Valley Itinerary for Wine Lovers
byBy Michelle Bainbridge, Contributing Writer with Where’s the Wine Blog Planning a getaway to Willamette Valley, Oregon’s wine country? You should. In just 30…
Idaho Wine Trails: Snake River Valley AVA
byWith 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…
Must See Texas Hill Country Wineries
byTh Texas Hill Country has become the second most visited wine region in the United States, only behind Napa and and was named one…
Hiking & Wine Tasting in the Cape Winelands
byBy Bianca Knauf, Contributing Writer If you think of Cape Town, South Africa, the image of the iconic Table Mountain comes to mind. This,…