Read Between the Wines at These Bookstore Bars

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Bookstores and bars may seem like unlikely partners, but a growing number of spaces are bringing the two together. The result is a cozy mix of good books, conversation, and well-made drinks.

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Santa Rosa, California

Balletto Vineyards & Winery

Interlaken, New York

Airy Acres Vineyard

St. Helena, California

Spring Mountain Vineyard

Weekend Reads

The Willamette Valley’s Culinary Scene Is Now as World-Class as Its Pinot

In Oregon’s Willamette Valley, wine may set the agenda, but food is increasingly the draw. From polished tasting menus to farm-driven kitchens, a new dining scene is taking shape across the valley.

What Does ‘Wine Travel’ Look Like in 2026?

The way we travel for wine is changing. New destinations, more personalized experiences, and a focus on connection are redefining what a wine trip looks like—and where it might take you next.

6 NYC Hotels Where Drinking at the Bar Is Even Better Than Checking In

In New York, hotel bars have become destinations in their own right. From historic lounges to sleek rooftops, these spaces bring together strong drinks, design and a sense of occasion that feels distinctly of the city.

The Rise of the Winery Hotel Has Come at the Exact Right Time

What if you didn’t have to leave the vineyard at all? Across wine regions worldwide, a growing number of winery stays invite you to wake up among the vines—and linger a little longer over each glass.

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This Rum Cocktail Is a South African Riff on the Roadie

This rum-laced iced tea draws from South Africa’s padkos tradition, where food and drink are part of the journey itself. Bright citrus and gentle spice make it an easygoing pour for warm days and open roads.

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Bring Your Wine Travels Home

The best travel souvenirs are the ones you can pour. Give your bottles a beautiful place to call home until you're ready to revisit those journeys over a glass.

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Travel Back in Time

Wine Enthusiast Magazine,
February 2016

A decade ago, we were traveling to many of the same destinations we are today, but so much has changed—from how we experience wine to the more immersive ways vintners now welcome guests. What hasn’t changed is the urge to plan the next getaway.