Rioja wineries have once again proven their global standing, with Marqués de Riscal securing the coveted top spot in the World’s Best Vineyards 2024.
Rioja’s dominance is further highlighted by the presence of Ysios in the top 5, securing the fourth position. This remarkable achievement underscores the region’s exceptional winemaking prowess and its ability to consistently produce world-class wines and wine tourism experiences.
The Wine School at WOW: a world-class wine education hub in Porto
The Wine School at WOW is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of wine, that will enrich any wine tourism experience in Porto.
Riojan Landscapes and Architectural Marvels
Discover the architectural gems that have transformed the Rioja wine region. These innovative wineries have not only redefined the concept of winemaking but have also become major attractions for wine tourism.
Douro Valley stands out for its amazing landscape and architecture marvels
The architecture in the Douro Valley enhances the natural beauty of the vineyards, offering a wealth of experiences for those who appreciate the intersection of nature, wine, and design.
Brilliant architectural and landscape integration wins wine tourism award
Craggy Range Winery in Hawke’s Bay offers a unique blend of architectural brilliance and landscape integration to enhance the visitor experience, making it a worthy winner of the 2025 Best Of Wine Tourism Architecture Award.
Discover Caves Graham’s: a legacy of excellence in Port Wine and wine tourism
With its rich history, famous wines, and unforgettable enogastronomic experiences, Graham’s continues to set the standard for wine tourism.
Bubbles in the Old Town
Criteria Group has a long career managing wine tourism services in Rioja. They promote the original activity “Bubbles in the Old Quarter”, in collaboration with the Logroño City Council and the Logroño Old Quarter Association. “Burbujas en el Casco” is a self-guided route in small groups, which includes the tasting of four DOCa Rioja sparkling wines, served in four historical and cultural spaces in the old town of Logroño.
PRESTIGIOUS BORDEAUX WINE CENTRE WELCOMES 12 HAWKE’S BAY WINES
A dozen Hawke’s Bay wines will become the first ever New Zealand wines to be available for tastings at the world-famous Cité Du Vin, the cultural venue dedicated to wine in Bordeaux, France.
Great Wine Capitals announce recipients of 2024/2025 Research Grant
Building on the success of its inaugural year, the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2024/2025 Research Grant. This initiative continues to promote excellence and innovation in wine tourism by supporting impactful research in this dynamic sector. With a focus on fostering academic collaboration among the 12 distinguished wine capitals, the GWC Research Grant encourages projects that can enhance and expand wine tourism globally.
Bodegas RE: A Unique Wine Tourism Experience in The Casablanca Valley
Bodegas RE, a family-owned winery near Casablanca, was founded in 2008 by Pablo Morandé Lavín. It opened to tourists in 2012, offering unique wine experiences that blend history and innovation. The winery is known for “REcreating, REinventing, and REvealing” wines using ancient methods like clay amphorae. Visitors can enjoy the “Tour RE,” which includes a winery tour and tasting with charcuterie, or “RE Tastings,” a guided tasting in the historic underground cellar.
Exploring Porto and the Douro wine region through urban transport and scenic journeys
Whether you’re exploring Porto’s urban landscape or heading out to the world-renowned Douro wine region, the journey itself is an essential part of the experience! The region offers an array of transport options that combine innovation, history, and breathtaking scenery.
Napa Valley Vine Trail: A Walkable Symphony of Scenic Splendour and Cultural Connection
The Napa Valley Vine Trail is setting a new standard for wine tourism, offering more than just a picturesque route through the vineyards—it’s a dynamic connection to the region’s physical, artistic, and cultural treasures.