Get to know the amazing characteristics of Porto as a Great Wine Capital and the surrounding wine regions and subregions of Douro and Vinho Verde.
Digging into the details, the lesser spotted sub regions of Bordeaux
Bordeaux is often (over) simplified by dividing it into two regions : right bank and left bank. This vast over simplification misses so much of the nuance that makes Bordeaux such a fascinating place to visit.
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.
Quinta da Vineadouro: leading the way in sustainable wine tourism in the Douro
Quinta da Vineadouro is a remarkable estate that stands as a beacon of responsible viticulture and immersive visitor experiences in one of the world’s most iconic wine regions
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.
Celebrating legacy and community: from Porto’s festivities to the Douro harvest
In the regions of Porto and Douro, traditions and folklore are a vibrant tapestry that celebrates authentic history, genuine culture and live communities that go beyond wine.
Happy Birthday South Africa Wine
Raise your glass and join the SA Wine Harvest celebrations in February 2025!
With 20 wine routes across Cape Town & the Western Cape, the diversity of this region is unmatched. Raise a glass and toast to 366 years of award-winning South African wine!
New capacity building program
‘The Art and Science of Sustainable Wine Business and Tourism’ is brought to you by Great Wine Capitals Adelaide, South Australia and delivered by the University of Adelaide.
A Tale of Visionaries: How Casablanca Valley Became Chile’s Great Wine Capital
Pablo Morandé and Sergio Correa Undurraga were instrumental in establishing Casablanca Valley as a leading Chilean wine region, focusing on cool-climate varieties like Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Their vision redefined Chilean viticulture, positioning the valley on the global wine map. Building on this legacy, Alberto Guolo, head winemaker at Casas del Bosque, continues to innovate and elevate Casablanca’s wines through sustainable practices. Together, they have transformed the valley into a renowned destination for fine, sustainable wines.
Winemakers who shaped the legacy of Porto and Douro
Passionate winemakers who have not only crafted world-class wines but also elevated Porto and Douro regions to the pinnacle of the global wine industry.
Winemakers in the roots of Mendoza’s wine tourism
Mendoza is the main wine producer province in Argentina and one of the Great Wine Capitals of the world. Its climate and soil offer perfect conditions for the growing of vines, but it is the men and women of Mendoza who do their magic and create the elixir.
Morgadio da Calçada: a timeless jewel of the Douro region
Morgadio da Calçada stands as a shining example of Portugal’s enduring wine culture and heritage, honored for architectural excellence.