As traditional consumption habits shift, the wine business is turning toward tourism for growth. In Rioja, the industry has moved beyond the “gift shop” model to offer creative, personalized experiences that align with modern traveler demands. With over €131 million in total regional economic impact, we evaluate the strategic steps needed to sustain this momentum and attract new consumer generations.
Where Creativity Feels Like Part of the Landscape
The Wonderground Gallery and Mirus Vineyard combines art gallery and sanctuary with vineyard and cellar door, covering 80 acres on Barossa Valley’s Western Ridge in the wine state South Australia.
Art on walls and wine – Wonderground Barossa
Wonderground and the Mirus cellar door is a special space where art and wine intertwine, and where visitors are invited to experience the awe and wonder of South Australia’s iconic Barossa wine region through creative expression over a glass of wine.
Olabisi Winery & It’s Innovation
Olabisi Winery just stumbled upon an entirely new way to experience Wine Country in California’s world-famous Napa Valley….
Introducing a New Voice in Fine Wine, Luxury & Global Terroir
Great Wine Capitals is delighted to welcome María Laura Ortiz Chiavetta as a new content contributor to the Network.
Rioja, a Dazzling Mosaic of Vineyards and Styles
Rioja, a dazzling mosaic of vineyards and styles, is more than just a single wine region. Learn about the recent shift towards single-zone and single-vineyard wines, reflecting a growing appreciation for the specific origins and unique expressions of this iconic Spanish wines.
Rioja Begins its Centennial Celebration
In 1925, after many years of tense discussions, wineries and grape growers in the Rioja region decided to create a series of rules to protect and defend the origin of their grapes and wine.
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.
Bringing the Rheinhessen terroir to the table
Hundertguldenmühle is one of the top restaurants in Rheinhessen near Mainz. It combines haute cuisine with sustainable local ingredients and first-class wines.
McLaren Vale’s top restaurants hero local produce
McLaren Vale is one of Adelaide, South Australia’s 18 wine regions and only a 45-minute drive from the city centre, making it the perfect destination for Sunday lunch.
The constant pursuit of sustainability and excellence: Valparaiso Casablanca Valley’s trademark
In Casablanca Valley’s wine industry, three figures emerge as champions of sustainability and innovation, each leaving an indelible mark on the Valley’s viticultural industry. Mario Agliati, Chairman of the Asociación de Empresarios Vitivinícolas. Milenko Valenzuela,...
Villa Maria – Casa Sartori 1898: Centuries of Tradition
In Casa Sartori, every detail tells centuries of tradition and passion for wine; The architectural features of Villa Maria, as well as the naturalistic setting of the park in which it is immersed, make it the ideal location for organizing any type of event.