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Discover the world’s finest winery tourism regions, the members of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network!
We share industry insights from the leading winery tourism regions around the globe and promote the most innovative wineries that welcome local and international visitors. Our annual Best Of Wine Tourism awards are recognized as benchmarks of excellence.
Whether you are looking for advice on visiting our cities and wine regions or are in the wine business, looking for expertise to develop winery tourism, our site is full of information about our destinations as well as academic and professional resources.
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Quinta da Aveleda and the lost bottle
It’s a race against the clock in search of the LOST BOTTLE. It doesn’t even allow the players to take a more photographic look at the peacocks that freely wander around, literally strutting their stuff.
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Chefs and wine in Mendoza, a perfect pairing
To think of Mendoza is to think of landscapes, mountains, sun and, of course, wine. The Argentine national drink finds in this province an indispensable place for its evolution. Over the years, it has established itself as an iconic attraction par excellence. Wine is present everywhere: in culture, tourism, commerce, economy and cuisine.
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Pairing food and wine – The longstanding human love affair
She’s one of South Australia’s culinary icons. She’s as vibrant in person as she is accomplished in the kitchen. She’s worked under Alla Wolfe-Tasker at Daylesford’s Lake House, partnered up with Karen Martini at The Melbourne Wine Room, worked beachside at Bondi’s Icebergs and felt the heat of Kylie Kwong’s kitchen, Billy Kwong.
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- Industry Resources: Château Prieuré Lichine [ ©Gunther Vicente ]
- Newsletter: Château de Cérons