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In Bratislava: Slovakia’s 19th Annual Open Cellars Day 2018

2018-11-16 by Aleksandr Shatskih

MVC

Coming up November 23rd and 24th in Bratislava at the Little Carpathian Viticultural Area, the 19th Annual Open Cellars Day promises great wine, food, and friends.

Tags: Bratislava, Carpahtians, event for youth, gastronomic event, MVC, Open Cellars Day, Slovakia, Slovakia events, Small Carpathians, TOP Event, wine, Wine tourism

Rethymno Named “European City of Wine” by RECEVIN

2018-04-22 by Phil Butler

Dourakis Winery

This week the city of Rethymno earned a new distinction in being selected a “European City of Wine” by the wine union RECEVIN. The central Crete coastal city is the first city of Greece, and the only town outside of Italy, of Spain and Portugal to have received the distinction.

Tags: crete, Crete wines, George Marinakis, RECEVIN, Rethymno, Rethymno Prefecture, Rethymno town, wine, wine tasting, Wine tourism, winemaking, wineries, wines of Crete

Melnik: A Wine Tourist’s Heaven

2011-05-23 by Aleksandr Shatskih

A shop displying Melnik wines for sale

A beautiful landscape dominated by mountains and historical buildings, together with centuries old wine cellars and a famous brand of strong, red wine makes Melnik, one of Bulgaria’s smallest towns, a very special place to visit. Located in the southwestern corner of Bulgaria, Melnik is officially the smallest town in the country, according to local […]

Tags: Bulgaria tourism, Bulgaria wine, Bulgarian wine tourism, Historical Museum of Melnik, Melnik, Melnik Wine, Melnik wine tourism, Wine tourism, Winston Churchill

A Taste of South Africa

2011-05-06 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Explore South Africa's famous wine routes

The South African wine tourism industry is about to take off big time – at least, if Minister for Tourism Marthinus van Schalkwyk gets his way. “The wine industry in South Africa plays a vital role in both job creation and rural economic growth,” said the minister while giving a talk during a workshop for […]

Tags: Boland, Green Mountain Eco wine route, Klein Karoo, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, Minister for Tourism, Route 62 wine route, South Africa, south africa wine tourism, South african wine tourism, South Africa’s wine regions, Spier Estate, Stellensbosch, wine growing regions, Wine tourism

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