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The Life of a Flying Winemaker, Part FourContributing writers Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen take us on five-day journey through Greece's finest vineyards with winemaker extraordinaire, Yannis Voyatzis. |
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Destination: Santa FeThe 400-year-old city's culinary scene is thrust into the spotlight. |
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Tequila TripWith a myriad of dining, distillery, and sightseeing options, DO Tequila offers travelers an opportunity to savor the beverage. |
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California Sauvignon Blanc Best BetsProud wineries are bringing California's under-the-radar white to new heights. Here are the wines to try for a genuine, but elevated, SB blast. |
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Destination: Ann ArborThis vibrant Michigan college town offers wine and food fit for ambitious gourmets. |
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Exploring South Australia's Back RoadsBarossa and McLaren vale get the lion's share of the accolades, but other parts of South Australia are producing world-class wines that are distinctly different. |
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Luxe Life: Peter Island Resort & SpaThe largest private island in the British Virgin Islands is now cooking up a culinary adventure. |
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Talking TequilaWhat to know before buying plus tasting notes from Wine Enthusiast contributors, Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen. |
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Destination: MiamiNot just a haven for party people anymore, wine bars abound in this pulsing Florida hotspot. |
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Video Story: The Sicilian Kitchen of My Childhood.Wine Enthusiast Contributor Mike DeSimone on an Italian roots journey with Chiara Planeta, where wine and food take center stage. |
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In Wine Enthusiast’s travel section, you’ll find quick guides to the best wining and dining in cities from Reykjavic, Cape Town and Tokyo to Newport, Cambridge and Los Angeles as well as in-depth destination reports on Oregon wine country, Australia’s Hume Highway, the Hunter Valley, Bordeaux, Sonoma, the heart of Burgundy and more. Get the lowdown on top wine bars in New York City and Washington, D.C., must-sees and dos of Napa and the best airline wine lists. You can also read about what wineries to visit in Mexico, oddball wine hotels, U.S. wine camps, jeep safaris in Tuscany , and how to spend a day in Woodinville, Washington.
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