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LEARN ABOUT SLOVENIAN WINES THE RIGHT WAY Slovenia is home to the oldest vine in the world. Even the Queen and the Pope own a bottle of Slovenian wine. Slovenia has over 50 types of ... morevines that thrive in Slovenia and 7 native wine varieties.
On your wine tasting, you will taste 7 of the finest wines from different wine regions throughout Slovenia and learn wine facts from our local wine expert in our 100-year old wine cellar.
This Bled wine tasting is fun and interactive 2-hour experience for wine lovers. We will tell you fun stories, teach you must-know wine facts, we will play games, you will get some challenges ... You will never look at wine in the same way!
10.00 AM Pick up at your hotel 10.30 AM Visit a boutique winery, outstanding. Tasting wines and typical snack 12.30 PM Visit modern winery established in a XVI century wine celler, ... moreenjoyable. Tasting their wines along with riojan foods
2.15 PM Traditional Riojan Lunch
4.00 PM Discover an ancient vinepress and how wine was made since the roman times; also the vineyards around.
5.00 PMVisit a winery built in a XVII century watermill in beautiful sorroundings. Tasting all their wines
6.00 PM Back to the hotel.
Alfredo, professional Dipl. Sommelier; Founder member of La Rioja Sommelier Association; Master Comprehensive of Wine; A private family owned business providing EXCLUSIVE Wine Tourism services. After many years working as Wine Educator and in fine dining restaurant services as Maitre´D and Sommelier, since 2001 he collaborates in La Rioja inviting clients to enjoy Wine and Gastronomy experiences.
La Orotava, Canary Islands, Spain
Visit La Orotava Valley and Tacoronte, taste the famous red wines of the largest wine-growing area. Today the Canary Islands, and especially Tenerife, are producing excellent wines. ... moreThe non-grafted plants, volcanic soil and microclimates help to create these exclusive wines, from fresh fruity whites to full spicy reds. Hand laboured vineyards and artisan wineries are scattered all over the rugged geography of Tenerife, from the coast to the mountain slopes where the highest vineyards of Europe can be found.
Visit the Orotava Valley region to admire the unique “plaited” planting method and try their spectacular white wines. Then you will taste the red wines of the Tacoronte wine region, the largest wine-growing area with almost 2,500 hectares of vineyards, scattered with small artisan wineries and the famous “Guachinches” (the wine-makers’ patio or garage, where you can drink their wine accompanied by traditional homemade Canary dishes).
Vilaflor, Canarias, Spain
Visit the unique high mountain vineyards of the south of the island to taste the spectacular white wines. Today the Canary Islands, and especially Tenerife, are producing excellent ... morewines. The non-grafted plants, volcanic soil and microclimates help to create these exclusive wines, from fresh fruity whites to full spicy reds. Hand laboured vineyards and artisan wineries are scattered all over the rugged geography of Tenerife, from the coast to the mountain slopes where the highest vineyards of Europe can be found.
During your private wine tour you will visit the highest mountain vineyards of Europe, starting from the picturesque village of Vilaflor and its surrounding wineries specializing in white wines. Admire the landscapes of the region, the terraced vineyards and potato fields. End the tour enjoying Canary Tapas, either in a "Tasca" or a picnic in a potato farm.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
We welcome you for a private tour to one among rare wineries that is Paraje Qualificado certified, Denomination of Origin Alella. You will get a chance to enjoy iconic tapas lunch ... moredesigned for a pair while you sample 6 exceptional award-winning organic wines as you gaze at the best views of the Mediterranean Sea.
This pioneering, original, family run wine cellar is only 30 minutes away from Barcelona and has elegant surroundings that overlook the Mediterranean Sea. You will stroll around the vineyards and tour its barrel areas designed inside the rock for natural preservation as well to maintain original topography. This wine cellar is the most compact among Catalan Denominations of origin yet it produces a wide variety of elegant, high-quality wines. Some of its wines are available in most of the leading restaurants in the world like the Michelin Star restaurants.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
We welcome you to a wine, art and Dali experience where you get to travel close to the border with France. You will visit the Dali museum located in Figures, where you explore the ... moreworld of the eccentric Salvador Dali, who designed and built this unique building. This museum holds impressive pieces of art that include drawings, paintings, jewelry and furniture.
You will after that visit a selected wine cellar for relaxing settings, excellent wines and innovative philosophies, as you walk through the vineyards while you enjoy the scenery of the hills afar. Also included is the signature Spanish tapas with wine.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
We welcome you to a private sailing day on a well maintained and spacious sailboat under the captaincy of our executive skipper. You will enjoy sailing along the coast of Barcelona ... morethen visit a pioneering, family run, innovative wine cellar overlooking the Mediterranean Sea from its attractive surroundings.
You will walk around its vineyards and visit its two-barrel areas which are carved in the rock for natural preservation while maintaining the original terrain. You will taste six natural wines that include reds, whites and cava where you get to pair your wines with local Spanish tapas. The Alella is a small wine region as compared to the other Catalan Denominations of Origin, yet it produces a wide variety of high-quality, perfect wines. A selection of wines from this cellar is included in the leading Michelin restaurants worldwide.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Enjoy a unique gastronomic trip to Barcelona’s best tapas destinations. We will experience the Catalan gastronomy with remarkable tapas tasting schedule. We begin by visiting ... moresome tapas places at the Boqueria marketplace where we'll taste some of the best delicacies paired with excellent local wines, cava or beer.
We will visit the oldest and best marketplace in Europe after having had some delicious baby squid with beans and fresh oysters. After a short 5 minutes walk, we relish in a plate of the most exquisite acorn-fed cured ham with tomato bread next to a mouthwatering grilled pork loin on a slate board or a bunch of steamed mussels. After tasting the unforgettable txistorra red sausage and some mushroom croquettes in a Basque taverna, another short stroll will take you where you will have an enticing garlic shrimp cassoulet that will follow some tasty fried sweet green peppers. A tiny, almost hidden spot will surprise us with their best seafood delicacies, amog which the exotic mediterranean sea urchins.
Lastly, we indulge ourselves at two excellent bars: one has been in business since the 1920s and offers a large variety of small delicious local plates, even cockles or land snails, while the other opposite the lane offers quality, more mothern Catalan snacks that include from fideuà noodles or black rice to stuffed accordeon squid or batter fried baby fish.
When in season, the fried flakes of artichokes, the rovellons wild mushrooms or the calçots young grilled onions can also be enjoyed in the tour as traditional classical specialties.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
On this Penedès winery tour, visit one of the largest traditional cava cellars and a unique upscale wine cellar in Penedès County. Explore the astonishing findings of ... morethe Cava and wine elaboration secrets. This tour is open to family groups and children are allowed especially in the vast cellars such as Codorniu, which provide little train trips around the premises. Excellent wine tasting is also included in the tour.
Two wineries are the aim of the Wine Tour:
The most extensive cellars, Codorniu for Cava, in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia: started in 1551 and one of the world’s biggest sparkling wine companies, it features a luxurious art nouveau winery complex and residence, with endless old cellars and tunnels, carved by hand with a depth of more than 60 feet and incredibly massive in size, storing some 100 million bottles. On this Penedès winery tour, visit one of the largest traditional cava cellars in Penedès County. Explore the astonishing findings of the Cava and wine elaboration secrets. This tour is open to family groups and children are allowed especially in the vast cellars of Codorniu, which provide little train trips around the premises. An excellent cava tasting is also included in the tour.
The extensive Codorniu Cava cellars, in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, started the wine production in 1551. A cava producer since 1872, it became one of the world’s biggest sparkling wine companies. It features a luxurious art nouveau winery complex and residence, with endless old cellars and tunnels, carved by hand with a depth of more than 60 feet and incredibly massive in size, storing some 100 million bottles.
The smaller, family-owned winery with very good wine cellars: ideal for enthusiasts. A wonderfull wine estate dating back to 1668, it encompasses the pride of the roots in the terroir, the vines that give them their personality, with the search for excellence in a very stylish and modern upscale approach, ageing their wine in pottery anforae. Tour the estate in an off-road convertible vehicle, accompanied by a wine-grower. End the tour with a guided tasting of their wines with some select aperitifs.
Portocolom, Illes Balears, Spain
We welcome you to our VIP Wine tour Mallorca as we bring you to one of the most ultra-fine Mallorquin Vineyards famously called Bodegas! You will personally be welcomed by the winemaker ... morein the historic walls of the estate. We will take you through the entire Winery, including the wine fields, and in the cellar. The winemaker will educate you on the process of winemaking as well as the aging process. Afterward, depending on the weather, we will enjoy a lovely wine tasting in the wine garden as we serve you compact mallorquin delicacies that include tapas or Pa amb oli.
You will get a chance to buy wine direct at the Bodegas if you wish. Later on, we will bring you back again to your Finca, your Hotel, or Boat. This VIP Wine tour Majorca takes approximately 4-5hours, Transport inclusive.
The Chianti region is situated between the Florence and Siena cities. This wine region began wine production more than two thousand years ago. It is a mountainous, forested region ... moremade fertile and green by plentiful winter rains and lots of natural springs. Its rough terrain has enabled farmers to grow only olives and grapes. For years this has been the original home of the native Sangiovese, Colorino and Canaiolo wine varieties. It is also home to the famous Chianti wines, which is named after its hometown.
The Chianti area experienced some bad clashes that came up due to the never-ending enmity between the Florence and Siena cities. Chianti was desired by both the Empire and Papacy which ran all the towns in medieval Italy. It was a battleground of their soldiers an many army troops. Up to this day, the Chianti area is still made up of small-fortified rural houses and castles.
In this hostile environment, it is believed that it was the monks within the courtyards of their monasteries and protected by the high walls, were responsible for the olive oil production and growth of wineries. They kept the traditional cultural customs alive through the many years of wars and despite the near-destruction of some native wine varieties.
Traditionally, Chianti wine is a mix of various grape varieties, with Sangiovese taking up most of the quantity. The Sangiovese originates from the mountains of the close by Emilia-Romagna. It has also been cultivated on the hillsides of Tuscan for the past several years, long enough to be considered indigenous. It has been popular since ancient times for its high and constant yield regarding productivity. One of its remarkable characteristics is that if it is grown in soils with different compositions, it tends developing new traits, with time becoming what can be considered a clone. Today, Sangiovese has over fifty standard clones, thus creating countless organoleptic features that arouse huge interest among wine enthusiasts around the world.
Sangiovese possesses unique, tasty features: its light, highly concentrated in tannins and it's quite acidic. This means that wines typically made from Sangiovese are easily paired with a variety of food because it does not cover the taste of the food. Today we describe the value and quality of wines with their acidity levels, but in the past, it was a different situation.
The goal was to tone down the aggressive features of the Sangiovese grape variety and sweeten it. Therefore, winemakers mixed the Sangiovese with more robustly-bodied grapes, such as Colorino and Canaiolo varieties which are more colorful, fruitier and spiced up with aromas. Additionally, to lower the alcohol content, a small percentage of white grapes like Trebbiano Toscano and Malvasia Bianca was added.
The exclusive Chianti wine tour will focus on wine and food, but also be enlightened on its historical and cultural aspects as well as the landscape of one of the most stunning regions of the world. The Chianti region has produced many poets, artists, intellectuals, and explorers; it has inspired their works, their artistic expression, and their thoughts.
On this tour, you will experience modern farming techniques combine with ancient farming methods to produce some excellent wines... more
Produced purely from Sangiovese grapes, Brunello di Montalcino is one of the most popular Italian wines in the world. It is cherished for its natural features and the unique combination of its aromas. It is produced using traditional, agricultural methods with gentle processes which do not damage the soil and the vines, hence enhancing the characteristics of the grapes, as well as the unique sensory qualities of the wine.
FULL DESCRIPTION OF BIODYNAMIC BRUNELLO WINE TOUR:
The biodynamic agriculture movement began in 1924 when Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian philosopher was requested to give a lecture at a palace in Poland, in the city of Koberwitz. During the talk, he presented some of his impressive new concepts to the farmers who attended the lecture.
Rudolf Steiner aspired to arouse a scientific-spiritual concern in the farmers so that they would take on better and healthier techniques in agriculture. His presentation was about the introduction of technology and new chemical products; he argued that the farmers were gradually straying away from the agrarian knowledge that had been passed down through the years. The ways of farming that were being used caused soil deterioration and a weakening of the plants that produce food.
A hundred years later, it appears that the lecture is paying off: winemaking is now a branch of biodynamic farming that has spread far and wide. It is being appreciated in the entire world, and Brunello wine is one of its initiators.
True to its roots and proud of its high-quality standards, biodynamic farming is a combination of modern winemaking methods and environmentally sustainable farming techniques that involve the use of organic fertilizers, biodynamically prepared from cow manure, medicinal plants, and minerals.
The objective of biodynamic winemaking is to produce sturdy and robust vines so that the grapes that reach to the wine cellar are in good shape, healthy and flawless. These grapes will produce the Brunello di Montalcino wine, which is the highest quality of our region’s most specific varietal, Sangiovese.
However, this Tuscan wine tour is not only about food and wine. Our expedition will take us to discover some captivating places and see fantastic views. The fields of the valley floor, where cereals and sunflowers are grown, represent the center of the framework of the rolling hills, marked out by rows of cypress trees and gradually giving way into vineyards, olive groves, and oak woods. This is all topped by a delightful medieval village whose erection began in the tenth century, although its origins probably date back to the Etruscan period.
In the 1980s a new generation of Tuscan wines fruit was reborn. Super Tuscan wines originated in a challenging time for the Tuscan winemakers although it comes about due to the farmer’s ... morepassion of the sector. Responding to the restraining law, several wine makers started to ignore the traditional policies of wine production imposed by the consortiums. This led to the introduced of new vines from other nations, as well as new wine processing methods. This the beginning of new wines, which had an international touch.
FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE SUPER TUSCAN WINE TOUR:
The set of laws established after the World War II to control Italian wine production showed to be insufficient considering the quality and diversity of Italian traditional wine products. They were primarily used to control the enormous surge in consumption that stood out for that historical period in Italy.
Later, the government permitted the introduction of delimited wine areas, called Denominations of Controlled Origin (D.O.C.). Each of them had their consortium. The consortiums took on the position of controlling and guaranteeing the final quality of the product, a role even today they still play.
Unluckily, the circumstances did not get better. The general trend of pursuing quantity instead of quality continued. The geographical regions permitted were too large to reveal the distinctive features of the areas; in addition, the minimum quality levels were often set too low.
This state of affairs resulted into huge adverse effects in Tuscany, as it encouraged the production of mediocre wines. At this juncture that some wine producers decided to make wines did not follow the rules established by the consortiums. They would make the unique wine of each territory. The worked hard in the vineyards, producing high-quality grapes but meager yields per hectare. The new techniques used barrels that were different from the traditional ones. This offered reasonable expectations of success. Also incorporating research and development, the producers managed to obtain top quality wines. These Tuscan wines soon became the famous wines of the most modern companies, easily outshining the more traditional wines.
The great Tuscan wine tour is an opportunity to discover two local wineries. Both wineries are situated in the Chianti wine region. One of the local wineries exclusively produces Super Tuscan wines; the other creates both Super Tuscan wines and the Chianti Classico label.
Vernaccia di San Gimignano is one of Italy’s ancient wines. Its name Vernaccia di San Gimignano is similar to the grapes that make it. According to several official historical documentation, ... morethis Tuscan wine was first produced in the early 13th century. This white wine is grown in a region which predominantly produces red wine.
FULL DESCRIPTION OF THIS PRIVATE TUSCANY WINE TOUR:
The Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine was first officially mentioned in 1276 on the tax records of San Gimignano municipality. The documents showed the tax imposed on each load of the white wine that was exported from the city of San Gimignano. Other documentation that mentioned the wine included purchase receipts by Vernaccia Suppliers who were tasked with the responsibility of purchasing the best Vernaccia wines on behalf of the San Gimignano Municipality.
The Vernaccia vine was initially introduced in San Gimignano from Vernazza, Liguria in the year 1200. It was introduced by Vieri de’ Bardi. The vine was further cultivated by Angiolo Bardi and Zanobi, the children of Vieri de’ Bardi. The Vernaccia wine later becomes very prominent that it was mentioned by the famous Italian comedian, Dante Alighieri in his comedy shows.
In the 1500s Vernaccia production increased, and it was sold in Tuscany and all over the world. It became very popular with the high-class families. However, in the early 1800s, it started to experience a steady decrease in popularity and hand a rebirth in the 1930s. Vernaccia highest production was only realized in the 1990s. Currently, this Tuscan wine is highly valued, and it is rated among the best Italians white wines.
On this Tuscan wine tour, you will learn the different features of this simple yet elegant white wine, whose production varies among the producers. With golden reflections, the straw yellow Vernaccia wine features floral and fruity aromas, which with age it becomes better and better. It is often flavorful, fresh and dry. It pairs perfectly with a variety of cuisines especially classic Italian summer foods such as fried, steamed, or raw vegetables. It also matches well with white meats, fresh cheese, and salads.
On this wine tour, you will explore two local Tuscan wineries. Also get an opportunity to learn the winemaking process and know the producers of Vernaccia wine. The wine tour also entails a homemade lunch at the vineyards accompanied by some wine tasting.
On this Lanzarote wine tour, we will explore the Lanzarote wine area. Our hopping trip is exceptional and second to none. We provide an inclusive wine tasting experience.... more
During the insider tour, we discover why the Lanzarote wine region is unique. We get enlightened on the techniques used in La Geria wine production as we go through the culture of this region.
This wine region is a secured landscape. At every stage of the wine tasting tour, we learn by sharing knowledge about the wine. We also get to understand the strong culture and history of the people who developed the Lanzarote vineyards. Culture and geology perfectly blend with our Lanzarote wine tasting tour.
This wine tour is exceptionally educational with a profound understanding of the exciting world of Lanzarote wine production. The wine production is associated with the geological background of the island. Getting to know the geography of the area will help you appreciate Lanzarote area. It is recommended that you bring a pair of walking shoes and a light jacket. Also, we advise that you take a full breakfast to be ready for wine tasting.
On this craft beer tour in Hanoi, Vietnam you will have the chance to taste up to 12 different craft beers, delectable finger foods with beer pairings along the way, and round-trip ... moretransportation from your old quarter hotel.
You will have an exclusive look into how one of Hanoi’s local craft beers is made with a brewery tour. Whether you’re a light beer person or connoisseur, this Hanoi craft beer tour provides a safe and comfortable way to visit Hanoi’s top spots. From Pilsners to Stouts, our beer guides will introduce you to award-winning beers of all styles.
Plovdiv, Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
Book a one day wine tour from Plovdiv with us and get a taste of the uniqueness of the Plovdiv area, enjoy the local wine, discover the local grape varieties, learn about the history ... moreof the area and, most importantly, have an unforgettable day.
Welcome to your Bulgaria wine and food adventure!
A private tour leader will be waiting outside your place of accommodation in the morning to pick you up, and transport you to your first destination: a high-quality winery just outside Plovdiv.
At each winery, a representative will meet you and welcome you into the winery. The representative is the winemaker, the owner, the manager or the onsite wine tourism manager.
Your winery tour will typically follow a 'grape-to-bottle' approach starting with a visit or talk about grape cultivation and vineyards. The wine route continues into the wine cellar, where you will learn about harvest and wine production. In the barrell room, you will understand the process and meaning of ageing wines.
The winery tour ends in the tasting room with a tasting of 5 wines from the cellar (white, rose and red) accompanied by mineral water and local appetizers. The winery representative will lead the tasting, and answer all your questions.
Three very differernt wineries will be visited during your full-day excursion.
Between winery visits, a traditonal lunch will be served. Your tour leader will be happy to introduce Bulgarian culinary specialities. Your meal promises to take your taste buds on a tour of Bulgaria's most local and authentic favors.
Wine will be available to purchase at each cellar at favorable cellar-door prices.
At the end of the day, your private tour leader will drop you off at your place of accommodation in Plovdiv.
Food, Wine, Culture. Experience the best-kept secrets of Bulgaria's Wine Country!
Beer and Chocolate: A match made in Belgium! It’s hard to meet a more authentic Belgian than Werner. His two biggest passions are chocolate and beer. He has found a way to fuse Belgium’s ... moremost famous products into interesting chocolate and beer pairing tastings. Werner has truly found a hole in the market. His years of experience as a as a chocolatier for the world famous Callebaut Belgian Fine Chocolate and his knowledge of beer as a beer sommelier make him an expert in both fields.
Werner's philosophies: Craftmanship is an art. Passion is everything.
Beer and chocolate have a lot more in common than you would think! If you think of beers like porter and stout, they both have that chocolate aroma, just from the combination of malt, yeast and hops. The similarity of beer and chocolate lies within their complexity, in their flavours but also in production and the ingredients.
Werner has found out that you can perfectly pair artisan beers and fine chocolate pralines, providing a delicate flavour harmony. Or even more interesting: find contrasting flavours in beer and chocolate to strengthen both their subtleties.
After a lot of research, Werner now organises interesting beer and chocolate tastings all over Belgium. His knowledge and expertise in beer and chocolate is impressive!
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Hit the surf in the morning and spend your afternoon enjoying great South African wine! This is definity an epic way to see the Cape Stock and make gnarly memories!... more
Start your day with an invigorating surf* at the famous Surfers Corner on Muizenberg beach, where the shore of the Cape Peninsula curves round to the east on the False Bay coast. It’s considered the birthplace of South African surfing, and the endless waves are perfect for beginners and seasoned pro’s alike. Once you’ve nailed your first barrel, you’ll head down the scenic coastal route to the quaint, seaside fishing village of Kalk Bay. Stop here for a stroll through town and pick one of the locals cafe’s, kick back and satisfy your hunger after your surf. After an early lunch you can explore the awesome little galleries, shops and antique stores that make Kalk Bay so unique. Hands down one of the best places in Cape Town to take photo’s.
After hanging out with the locals in Kalk Bay, you’ll take a drive to Cape Point Vineyards for some wine tasting with an awesome view of Noordhoek beach, another surfers paradise. The winemaker at Cape Point Vineyards, also a surfer (he came second in last years Vintners Surf Classic), may be able to give you some insiders tips on where the best surf spots are. When you’ve had enough of the view, cruise the famous Chapman’s Peak Drive – from here you’ll be able to see Dungeons, the infamous big wave spot where the Red Bull Big Wave Africa competition is held every year. Gnarly.
Had enough of the view yet? Next you’ll check out the Mariners Wharf in Hout Bay, another cool local offering where the seals are friendly and the locals always welcoming. If you’re lucky, the dolphins will be surfing in the waves and the whales frolicking in the bay. From Hout Bay you’ll wind your way over to Beau Constantia where the view of False bay is second to none.The farm is high up the slopes of Constantia Nek, overlooking False Bay to the east with vineyards stretching to 350m above the very waves you surfed that very morning. Best views of the Constantia Valley.
Suider-Paarl, Western Cape, South Africa
A full day private tour spent indulging in one of the oldest food pairings, cheese and wine! On this ultimate cheese lovers' tour you will try a variety of award-winning wine and traditional ... moreartisan South African cheese.
It all starts at the Anura Wine Farm tasting room, which is located on the foothills of the Simonsberg Mountain, with panoramic views overlooking vineyards, ponds and fynbos. This beautiful setting, along with fine wines and handcrafted cheeses, provides a memorable tasting experience. Taste Forest Hill cheeses like flavoured mountain cheese to brie, camembert and marisch paired with an array of Anura wines
Then your next stop is Fairview - the cheese capital of the wine lands. There’s a wide range of wines and cheeses available to choose from at the Fairview wine and cheese pairing, including a selection from the single vineyard range. This unique tasting includes a selection of 6 to 8 of Fairview’s Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses. Without a doubt, the most recognisable members of the Fairview team are the goats who call the famous tower their home. The tower was built in 1981 and it’s residents are well known around the winelands.
You are then off to Rhebokskloof Wine Estate, situated in the magnificent Paarl valley, 40 kilometres from Cape Town, and nestled between the granite hills of the Paarl Rock mountains. The experienced staff will lead a guided tasting of the different wine ranges. The estate also offers cheese and wine pairings, which includes Kasselshoop’s traditional cheeses.
Your last stop on the ultimate cheese tour is Babylonstoren, for wine tasting and a beautiful walk through the amazing garden.
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