These International Wine and Surf Destinations Are Off the Hook

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The same weather systems that shape swells also influence how grapes grow, making many world-class wine regions surprisingly great surf destinations. Here's where to catch waves in the morning and hit a tasting room by afternoon.

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Barcelona, Spain

Familia Torres

Saint Helena, California

Charles Krug

Cutchogue, New York

Sannino Vineyard

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Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin NV Brut Rosé (Champagne), $80

A deep rose expression, with restrained yet alluring aromatics of Pink Lady apple, citrus zest, and pulverized stone. With aeraetion, hibiscus and orange-lemon peel emerge.

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Weekend Reads

The Best Way to Explore Croatian Wine Country? By Boat, of Course

Terraced vineyards tumbling toward the Adriatic. Glasses of crisp Pošip on sun-warmed patios. With over 3,600 miles of coastline, Croatia was made for exploring by small ship.

Historic Charm, World-Class Bars, and Pirate Lore: Cartagena Has Everything

With an explosive cocktail scene and so much historic charm, the Colombian city has become one of South America’s most alluring destinations.

The Best Bars in Scottsdale

Scottsdale's 330 days of sunshine make it a magnet for travelers, but the thriving cocktail scene is reason enough to visit.

An Insider’s Guide to the Best Drinks at Disney World

Disney parks have become a destination for adult drinking. Spiked Dole Whip, hidden lounges, and cocktails worth seeking out. Here's the insider scoop on what and where to sip near Disney World.

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The Brooklyn Spritz

Most spritzes call for soda water, but this one gets its fizz from Prosecco (or Champagne, if you're feeling fancy). Either way, the Brooklyn Spritz hits the spot at aperitivo hour.

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Your Bottle Deserves to Make an Entrance

This full-grain buffalo leather wine bag is built to age as beautifully as what's inside. Adjustable strap, antique hardware, a matching AirTag holder, and optional monogramming make it equal parts practical and personal.

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Travel Back in Time

Wine Enthusiast Magazine,
October 1996

With spring training kicking off, we thought it apropos to share our October '96 cover featuring Joe Torre and the wines that made it to his personal roster. Long before he was managing championships, Torre was curating his cellar with the same precision he brought to the dugout. Proof that great taste plays well in any season.