The Great Wine Capitals Global Network introduces its Members’ Data Report 2025, a consolidated analytical publication bringing together key wine and tourism indicators, comparative insights, and forward-looking trends in wine tourism. Designed as a strategic reference tool, the report translates the collective scale and expertise of the network into measurable data, offering stakeholders a clearer understanding of its global impact.
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.
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.
Bordeaux to Host 25th Great Wine Capitals Annual Conference, Honouring the Network’s Origins
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network will hold its 25th Annual General Conference in Bordeaux, France, from November 2 to 6, 2025. As the founding city of the Network, Bordeaux plays host in this milestone year under the guiding theme “Genesis.”
Sip, See, Create: The Art of Wine in Rioja and Bilbao
In Rioja and Bilbao, wine is more than a drink—it’s a celebration of craft and culture. From centuries-old barrel-making and historic ceramics to artisanal textiles and world-class museums like Vivanco, every experience reveals the creativity, tradition, and flavors that shape this remarkable region.
Great Wine Capitals Announces 2025–2026 International Research Grant Recipients
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network (GWC) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025/2026 International Research Grant, awarded to two outstanding projects that will bring new perspectives to wine tourism strategy, consumer engagement, and destination development. The grants were awarded through a competitive international selection process, recognising academic excellence and practical relevance.
Artisan Collaborations in Hawke’s Bay: Where Wine Meets Creativity
Hawke’s Bay, one of the world’s Great Wine Capitals, is celebrated not only for its award-winning wines but also for the way its wineries embrace and champion the arts.
Three Centuries of Craft: Weingut Manz Celebrates 300 Years of Winemaking in Rheinhessen
In the heart of Rheinhessen’s rolling vineyard landscape lies Weingut Manz, a family-run winery with roots that reach back to 1725. For eight generations, the Manz family has cultivated vines in and around the village of Weinolsheim, crafting wines that reflect not only the terroir but also the deep care and continuity that define this place.
Hawke’s Bay Wine Families: A Legacy of Passion and Innovation
Hawke’s Bay, a cornerstone of New Zealand’s wine industry, is renowned for its rich viticultural heritage, driven by families whose legacies span generations.
Quinta Nova: Crafting Portugal’s Most Scenic Pour
The Douro Valley in northern Portugal is a place where the land seems to have been sculpted with care over centuries. Terraced vineyards rise from the riverbanks in graceful lines, catching the sunlight in a patchwork of greens and golds. In the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage landscape lies Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo, an estate whose history stretches back to the 16th century.
From grapes to great teams: Fostering business with premium wine experiences
Hawke’s Bay, renowned as one of the world’s Great Wine Capitals, offers an exceptional setting for corporate wine experiences.