From Tuscany’s gravel roads to South Africa’s mountain passes, these wine regions reward cyclists with scenic rides and fantastic bottles. |
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Appenzeller Huus, an alpine retreat in the Swiss town of Gonten, houses a multi-room wine cellar with over 18,000 bottles. |
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Blur the line between dining room and kitchen with these intimate restaurant experiences, all with exceptional wine lists. |
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Head to the 'American Riveria' to explore laid-back tasting rooms, world-class restaurants, and luxe hotels—no passport required. |
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For beach views, great street food, and unapologetically Thai wines, Hua Hin is a charming alternative to the country's busier destinations. |
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Cafecito de La Mesa, which translates to “a little coffee at the table,” is an aromatic brandy cocktail from chef Nelson German. |
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Wine Enthusiast subscribers can explore the world of wine and spirits from the comfort of their couch (friend’s couch, magazine aisle, or wherever you do your best reading). The beverage world is vast and constantly changing, and our print pages are full of the latest trends, people you should know, recipes, and trusted reviews. |
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Take your wine tasting notes wherever the journey leads with this beautifully crafted bonded-leather journal, designed to slip easily into your travel bag. With dedicated space to record tasting notes and paste labels, it's the perfect way to document every pour. |
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In November 1997, we dedicated an entire issue to Syrah, celebrating the wine in all its forms, from the classic elegance of Côte Rôtie to the bold, sun-soaked character of Australian Shiraz. Today, as Syrah continues to evolve across vineyards and borders, that same spirit of discovery still feels current. |
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