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When winter wanes and spring arrives, South Walton is a playground for foodies and wine connoisseurs, featuring several Florida Spring Food & Wine Festivals. South Walton, on Florida’s Northwest Gulf Coast, features 16 distinct neighborhoods along the most spectacular stretch of sugar-white sand and turquoise water — and then there are the wine festivals. South Walton, […]
With more than 15 vineyards and 20 different grape varieties, the Wine trail of Wales is a scenic and sipping wine travel journey to some of the most picturesque parts of the country. Wine Trail of Wales. Bottle of wine and glasses Llanerch Vineyard Near Hensol, Vale of Glamorgan Photo credit: VisitWales.com Yes, There’s Wine […]
Raise a glass with a stay at the new Allegretto Vineyard Resort, officially celebrating its grand opening in 2015. Located on California’s Central Coast, the Allegretto is the first of its kind in Paso Robles Wine Country, a resort set on 20 acres with wine-grapes and an amazing new resort built for culinary and wine travel. Allegretto […]
Epic wilderness, distinctly South African food and drink, and inspiring cultures unite in 2016 during a 12-day, Quench Trip tour, with your host, Canadian Winemaker Norman Hardie. This is an exclusive, one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience food and wine travel to South Africa. Exclusive Food and Wine Travel to South Africa Epicurean South Africa with Norman Hardie is […]
Experience Rome, Florence and Venice Tourcrafters incredible 10 Days/9 Nights package at the unbelieveable price of $479 per person, land only, valid from November 1 to December 20, 2015. Spend Thanksgiving 2015 in Italy’s most popular cities: Rome, Florence, and Venice. Stay in charming hotels, taste real pizza and gelato in Rome and Florence in […]
In a series of five articles, six restaurant industry experts, with over 100 years of combined experience, from five of Denver’s Union Station restaurants, will share their tips on the best way for beginners to learn more about wine. Our first interview features wine tips for new wine lovers from Beth Gruitch, proprietor and Court […]
In wine news, July 4, 2015: Cheers to champagne lovers across the world! The UNESCO World Heritage Convention announced this past weekend the decision to add France’s Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars to the UNESCO World Heritage List. This recognizes the region’s unique attributes, which have led to its distinction as the sole producer of […]
We are wine lovers through and through, but in honor of National Martini Day (and pretty much any day you want wine martinis), we thought we pull together a list of our favorite Martinis made with wine. Well , maybe these are just cocktails made with wine, but we’re going to call them Martinis, okay?Read […]
Corkage is a per bottle fee charged by restaurants to customers who bring their own wine bottle to consume at a restaurant. Some states in the U.S. allow BYOB (or as we at WineLoversVillage affectionately call it, BYOW), but why would you pay a wine corkage fee to drink your own wine? Here are our […]
Love bubbly? Already in Paris? Consider booking wine travel with TourCrafters’ 2-night Sipping Champagne Tour. It’s an easy—and inexpensive—way to see some of the great Champagne houses, the vineyards and villages of Champagne, as well as the renowned city of Reims and its cathedral. Sipping Bubbly in Champagne region of France The departure from Paris is […]
Mention the country of New Zealand and wine lovers will immediately start drooling over the opportunity of visiting the vineyards and tasting the famous wines of New Zealand. When I traveled to New Zealand a few years ago, I combined my love of fine wine and food with a luxurious stay at the Farm at […]
In the world of wine, the Internet has drastically changed the business and landscape for a lot of industries and manufacturers. Retails and wineries alike are using the Internet to sell their unique wine to the public, reaching more people than they ever could before. For the public, the Internet provides a lot of options […]
