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Rioja Alavesa Hotels: Where to Stay Near Laguardia
Rioja Alavesa hotels sit in a string of hilltop villages rather than in one city, and the choice you make…
Where to Stay in Haro: 6 Hotels in Rioja’s Wine Capital
Where to stay in Haro is a short list, and that is rather the point. Rioja’s wine capital keeps six…
Calistoga Wine Resorts: 7 Spa Hotels in Napa Valley
Calistoga wine resorts are spa hotels first, and that is the point of the town rather than a failing of…
Where to Stay in Yountville: 6 Wine Country Hotels
Where to stay in Yountville comes down to a question no other town in Napa Valley asks: how far do…
Médoc Château Hotels: Where to Sleep on the Left Bank
Médoc château hotels are rarer than the map suggests. The D2 runs north from Margaux to Saint-Estèphe past some of…
Where to Stay in Saint-Émilion: 8 Hotels and Wine Estates
Where to stay in Saint-Émilion is a smaller question than it looks. The walled village is tiny, most of the…

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Benvenuto Brunello 2026: Montalcino’s New Release
Benvenuto Brunello returns to Montalcino from November 19 to 23, 2026, for its 35th edition. This is where the town…
Vinitaly USA 2026: A Guide to the New York Show
Vinitaly USA moves to New York for the first time on October 26–27, 2026. The two-day Italian wine trade show…
Slow Wine Guide 2027: What the New Edition Rewards
The Slow Wine Guide 2027 has already named its winery award winners: 247 Snails, 173 Bottles and 56 Coins. Its…