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Where to Stay in Douro Valley: Quintas With Rooms Among the Vines
Where to stay in Douro Valley is a bigger decision than it looks, because the valley runs from Peso da…
Best Hotels in Lecce for a Wine Trip
The best hotels in Lecce are not on the coast or in the countryside: they are inside the old town,…
Where to Stay in Salento: Wine Estates and Masserie Near Lecce
Where to stay in Salento depends on which wine you came for. Negroamaro, the dark, bitter-cherry grape of the heel,…
Wine Masserie in Puglia: Farm Estates Among the Vines
Wine masserie in Puglia are the region’s answer to the Tuscan wine estate: fortified farmhouses built to guard grain and…
Best Wine Resorts in Sicily: Estates Across the Island
The best wine resorts in Sicily are spread across an island roughly the size of Vermont, and that is the…
Where to Stay in Taormina for Etna Wine Country
Where to stay in Taormina is a question most Etna wine trips eventually ask, because the town on the cliff…
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Wine Harvest Season: When to Visit Tuscany, Bordeaux, Napa and Rioja
Wine harvest season is not one date on a calendar. In Napa the first sparkling grapes can come in by…
Nerello Mascalese, Carricante and the Wines of Etna
Nerello Mascalese makes Etna’s pale, structured reds; Carricante gives its whites their citrus character and persistent acidity. Together, they explain…
Etna Contrade Explained: The Volcano’s Crus, Slope by Slope
Etna contrade are the named vineyard districts on the slopes of Mount Etna, and they are the closest thing Sicily…