On the rolling hills of Eastern Valpolicella, Tenuta le Cave stands as a quietly dramatic reinterpretation of an Italian country “borgo diffuso” (little scattered village). Winner in spirit of contemporary rural design, the property skilfully blends stone-built tradition with clean, modern volumes: shuttered farmhouses linked by glass corridors, terraces that step down into vineyards, and a low-profile spa pavilion that folds into the landscape. The result is an architecture that respects this land while offering a fresh, light-filled experience for guests
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.
Fasoli Gino: A Century of Roots, Vines, and Vision
“Our present is merely other people’s past, and who we are today is inseparably bound to those who came before us”. Natalino Fasoli
Explore Verona’s Vineyards: Sustainable Wine in the Heart of Amarone Country
When spring turns to summer and the vineyards of Valpolicella burst into bloom, the countryside around Verona becomes an open-air invitation to slow down, breathe in, and experience the land where some of Italy’s most celebrated wines are born. The rolling hills shimmer with green, the air carries the scent of wild herbs and vine leaves, and every path invites discovery.
Comfort, Relaxation, Top Food and Wine: Exciting Experiences at Rioja’s Natura Resorts
Discover Natura Resorts in Rioja: comfort villas, gourmet dining at Otium restaurant, exciting wine tourism experiences, and family fun. Winner of the 2025 Best Of Wine Tourism award. Explore accessible accommodations, local gastronomy, and bespoke events!
Helping the Disadvantaged Is a Satisfying Project for Rioja Wineries
Curious about how the wine industry is giving back? Explore the long-term cooperation projects in DOCa Rioja benefiting disadvantaged individuals.
Community and conservation – Bordeaux
The Best Of Wine Tourism awards are pioneers of sustainable wine tourism, from the start, shining a light on producers who not only undertake sustainable initiatives but also share them with visitors, the local community and other producers.
From Small Towns to a Great Community: Casablanca, Beyond The Valley
In Casablanca Valley, wine, tradition, and local flavors come together. From Tapihue’s vineyards to Quintay’s fresh seafood and artisanal cheeses from Las Dichas and La Vinilla, every taste tells a story.
Valparaíso – Casablanca Valley: Culture, History, Art and Wine
Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is a vibrant hub of culture and creativity, with its colorful murals, historic architecture, and lively arts scene. Just a short journey away, the Casablanca Valley complements this cultural richness with its renowned vineyards, offering world-class wines, culinary delights, and events celebrating local traditions. Together, these destinations create a perfect fusion of art, history, and wine tourism, inviting visitors to experience the best of Chile’s cultural and sensory treasures.
Monteleone21 – The essence of a project that combines natural landscapes with modern architecture
The Masi Wine Experience, the wine tourism project by Masi Agricola, has received another significant accolade thanks to Monteleone21.
Chateau de Reignac
Has yet another Best Of Wine Tourism award under it‘s belt, this time for Sustainable wine tourism practices. Previous wins include Architecture and Landscape in 2015, Innovation and Discovery in 2016 and a Gold award for innovation and experience.
Pine Ridge Vineyards: Where Sustainability Meets Excellence
As a sustainability-driven Napa winery, Pine Ridge Vineyards looks to the future – while heralding its past. This Stags Leap District mainstay remains committed to preserving the natural beauty of Napa Valley, proving that environmental responsibility and exceptional winemaking can—and must—go hand in hand.