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Hotels in Geneva, NY: A Base on Seneca Lake
Geneva NY hotels have one thing no other base in the Finger Lakes can offer: Seneca Lake at the end…
Finger Lakes Hotels: Where to Stay in Wine Country
Finger Lakes hotels come in two kinds, and a wine trip goes better once you know which you want. Some…
Santorini Villas Among the Vineyards
Santorini villas usually sell the sunset, but the island’s wine country is somewhere else: inland, in the hill villages of…
Where to Stay in Santorini for Wine Lovers
Where to stay in Santorini is the first real decision of a wine trip to the island, and it is…
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…
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Unified Wine & Grape Symposium 2027: What to Expect in Sacramento
The Unified Wine and Grape Symposium returns to Sacramento on January 26–28, 2027, for its 33rd year. It is the…
Dry January: The Best Non-Alcoholic Wines and Wine Trips for February
Dry January asks for 31 days without a drink, and for a wine lover it goes better with a plan…
New Year’s Eve Champagne: What to Pop at Midnight
New Year’s Eve Champagne has one job that no other bottle of the year shares: it has to be open,…