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Uncover and savor wine destinations from around the world. Delve into the distinctive features of each wine region with insights from local experts.
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2 months ago |
winecountry.com | Devin Parr
In an age dominated by ubiquitous strip malls and chain restaurants, there's an undeniable allure to a small town that feels authentically preserved-untouched by the homogenizing grip of modern commercialism. Though towns like these often feel like relics of a bygone era, a handful still endure, scattered across the landscape as living testaments to a slower, more storied way of life.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
winecountry.com | Jillian Dara
The contemporary wine world sees new vineyards regularly emerging around the globe. There are some countries, however, that will always top the list of must-visit world wine regions, producing must-try wines. The reason being: history, legacy, and the quality of their wines. Below, discover some of the famous wine regions around the world that emanate these characteristics-both Old World and New World-and learn about the signature styles of wine that helped define their leading global repertoire.
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Oct 14, 2024 |
winecountry.com | Hana-Lee Sedgwick
By ConclusionWith so many options to choose from, Walla Walla's urban wineries and tasting rooms offer a fun and approachable way to experience the region's diverse wine scene. Whether sticking to the downtown cluster or venturing out to the laid-back tasting rooms of the Airport District, you're guaranteed to find great wines and welcoming atmospheres that reflect the spirit of Walla Walla. And be sure to check out our list of the best historic and vineyard view wineries in Walla Walla.
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Oct 14, 2024 |
winecountry.com | Hana-Lee Sedgwick
Photo courtesy of Searchlight Pictures When Sideways hit theaters 20 years ago, it made a lasting impact on the wine world-a phenomenon now known as the "Sideways effect." Almost overnight, interest in Merlot literally went sideways while Pinot Noir became the darling of wine enthusiasts everywhere. The Santa Ynez Valley, where the movie was set, also saw a surge in visitors, with Sideways-inspired tours springing up and putting the region on the map. Even today, the film's influence lingers.
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Oct 4, 2024 |
winecountry.com | Hana-Lee Sedgwick
WineriesBy Hana-Lee Sedgwick In recent years, the Walla Walla Valley AVA has gained recognition as one of the top wine regions in the nation. With nearly 3,000 acres of vineyards and over 130 wineries, this flourishing area along the Washington-Oregon border seems to have it all-stunning scenery, delicious food, welcoming hospitality, and, of course, fantastic wine.
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