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Barolo Hotels: Where to Stay in the Langhe
Barolo hotels come in more shapes than the village of Barolo itself could hold: a resort set inside a named…
Hotels in Épernay and Reims: Where to Stay in Champagne
Hotels in Épernay put you on the Avenue de Champagne, within walking distance of the cellars that made the town…
Where to Stay in Sonoma: Wine Country Hotels and Inns
Where to stay in Sonoma depends on which Sonoma you came for. The county is big, and its wine country…
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,…
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Chianti Itinerary: 48 Hours in Wine Country
This Chianti itinerary fits two days and two nights into the hills between Florence and Siena. You drive in from…
Napa vs Sonoma: Which Wine Country Fits Your Trip
Napa vs Sonoma is the first decision most wine travelers make in Northern California, and the two are closer than…
A Rioja Road Trip: Seven Days in Wine Country at Harvest
This Rioja road trip covers seven days and three bases, timed for the weeks when the grapes come in. You…