Travel Destinations Archive

	Title	Issue
	Virginia, United States Historically significant sites, picturesque pastoral landscapes, elegant equestrians and affable winemakers set Virginia apart as an excellent wine destination on the East Coast. By Alexis Korman	February 2012
	Tokaj-Hegyalja, Hungary Located in the foothills of Northern Hungary, the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region has been famous for its delicious sweet wines for centuries. By Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen	February 2012
	Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand The pre-eminent new region for Pinot Noir, Central Otago has also starred as a setting for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the upcoming The Hobbit films. By Risa Wyatt	February 2012
	Santa Barbara, California That’s thanks in equal parts to its Hollywood-style glamour, palm tree-fringed sandy beaches, fashionable resorts, great cuisine, endless shopping and one of the most beautiful wine regions in California. By Steve Heimoff	February 2012
	Mosel Valley, Germany Close to Frankfurt’s Hahn Airport, the picturesque Mosel Valley offers atmospheric, tourist-friendly villages flanked by dramatic, nearly vertical vineyards. By Ted Shoemaker	February 2012
	Champagne, France Regal chateaus and atmospheric manor houses set the stage for a destination that’s refined and distinctively French. By Roger Voss	February 2012
	Colchagua Valley, Chile Colchagua is an oasis of rural calm with just enough sophistication to whet the wine traveler’s appetite. By Michael Schachner	February 2012
	Six Wine Retreats Indulge in one of these upscale wine resorts around the world. By Melanie Nayer	February 2012
	Priorat-Cambrils, Spain Priorat is rugged and hilly, with towns populated by as few as 25, and often no more than 500, inhabitants, and connected by serpentine roads that can be as dizzying as they are scenic. By Michael Schachner	February 2012
	Wilderness and Wine These five must-visit African destinations epitomize safari-chic. By Pamela Jacobs	Web 2012