There is a detail about La Maison Cardinale that stays with you. Before there were vines, there was porcelain. The Decoster family spent three decades in the Limoges porcelain industry – masters of craft, precision and the art of presentation, before Dominique and Florence Decoster turned their attention to Saint-Émilion in 2001, acquiring what would become Château Fleur Cardinale. That heritage is not incidental. It runs through everything the estate does, from the way a wine is poured to the way a story is told.
Pedro Lemos: a culinary journey through wine and territory
Pedro Lemos restaurant stands as a benchmark of excellence, where gastronomy becomes a gateway to wine culture, and where each experience celebrates the essence of Porto and its surrounding wine regions.
Quanta Terra Douro: a living dialogue between wine and art
Quanta Terra Douro offers a distinctive wine tourism experience where every visit becomes a celebration of both wine, art and culture.
Sustainability in action: wine tourism projects making a real impact in the Douro region
Porto and Douro stand as an example of how wine tourism can evolve responsibly, maintaining excellence and authenticity while responding to climate and socioeconomic challenges.
Faustino Uncovered: A Journey Through Rioja’s Icon of Wine, Architecture, and Legacy
In the undulating heart of Rioja Alavesa, Oyón, framed by endless rows of vines and sunlit terroir, lies Bodegas Faustino, a destination that speaks to the senses and the soul of wine culture. Crossing its threshold feels like entering a world where tradition and innovation are in elegant conversation and every detail reflects passion and precision.
Quinta do Ameal: a serene retreat in the heart of Vinho Verde region
Whether for a romantic escape, a family holiday surrounded by nature, or a longer retreat focused on rest and reconnection, Quinta do Ameal offers a rare sense of serenity.
Public Celebrates Excellence in Global Wine Tourism: 2026 People’s Choice Awards Winners Announced.
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 People’s Choice Awards, where the global public selected their favourite wine tourism experiences from this year’s Best Of Wine Tourism Award winners.
Rambaldi Apartments: Living the Legacy of lake Garda in Style
In the heart of Bardolino’s historic town center lies Rambaldi Apartments, a unique accommodation experience that offers more than just a place to stay. It is a living expression of the region’s centuries-old relationship with wine, architecture and noble tradition. For the luxury traveler looking to go beyond conventional hotels, Rambaldi Apartments presents the opportunity to immerse oneself in a refined yet authentic environment rooted in heritage.
Global 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Award Winners Announced in Bordeaux
The world’s leading wine destinations gathered at the historic Palais de la Bourse in Bordeaux to celebrate the Global 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Awards, honouring excellence and innovation across the international wine tourism industry.
Riding Towards Inclusion in Wine Tourism
Wine tourism is evolving beyond the traditional cellar door visit, and SA eBikes is leading the way in McLaren Vale.
Great Wine Capitals 25th Annual Conference Underway in Bordeaux, France
The 25th Annual Conference of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is currently taking place in Bordeaux, running from 2 to 6 November 2025. Returning to its founding city for this symbolic milestone, the event brings together international delegates from the Network’s eleven member cities for a week of collaboration, innovation and celebration, guided by the theme “GENESIS”.
Maison Rémy Martin: Where Heritage Meets Innovation in the Heart of Cognac
In the rolling vineyards of southwestern France lies Maison Rémy Martin, one of the most celebrated producers of Fine Champagne Cognac. With roots reaching back to 1724, the House has become a symbol of exceptional craftsmanship and dedication to terroir. Over the centuries, it has elevated the art of blending eaux-de-vie into an enduring legacy that speaks to both tradition and refinement. Today, it continues to shape the future of spirits through immersive tourism, environmental stewardship, and a commitment to excellence that extends far beyond the cellar.