The Mount Gay Vis­i­tor Cen­tre is a must for rum lovers. The dis­tillery was found­ed in 1703 and has been pro­duc­ing rum …

Win­ery Khare­ba sup­ports cul­ti­va­tion and devel­op­ment of unique grape vari­eties, such as Otskha­nuri Sapere, Tsit­s­ka, Ts…

The old­est wine estate in Cape Town, this provin­cial her­itage site is a par­adise for wine lovers. Take a trip here an…

Found­ed in 1870 by Manoel Pedro Guedes, Quin­ta da Avele­da has traces back even fur­ther. Indeed, the name is said to c…

In 1974, the year of Portugal’s Car­na­tion Rev­o­lu­tion, João António Cerdeira and his wife Palmi­ra became the first peo…

Estab­lished in 1694, Château Pichon Baron takes its name from the Baron Jacques Pichon de Longueville, who acquired t…

Grapes were first har­vest­ed here in 1252 and, by 1305, it had fall­en into hands of oenophile Pope Clé­ment V, whose na…

The Château Brane-Mou­ton was acquired by Baron Nathaniel de Roth­schild in 1853 but it wasn’t until his great-grand­son…

El Ene­mi­go is the pas­sion project of two Argen­tin­ian friends that has earned a cult fol­low­ing, dreamed up dur­ing a tw…

It’s all in the name at Bil­le­cart-Salmon, the Cham­pagne house found­ed in 1818 by new­ly­weds Nico­las François Bil­le­cart…

Tren­to DOC was for­mal­ly recog­nised as a region for sparkling wines made using the tra­di­tion­al method (as employed in …

Close to Uruguay’s ‘Riv­iera’ at Pun­ta del Este and the fash­ion­able fish­ing vil­lage of José Igna­cio, the Bode­ga Garzón…

Found­ed in 1902 by Ital­ian immi­grant Nico­la Cate­na, who cham­pi­oned the Mal­bec grape from the off despite its declin­in…

The trape­zoid infin­i­ty pool of Quin­ta do Cras­to is cut high up into the Douro hill­side, over­look­ing the riv­er. Design…

Cre­at­ed in 1841 by the founder of González Byass and named after his Uncle Joe, Tío Pepe start­ed out as a dry white F…

The Neo­clas­si­cal palace of Schloss Johan­nis­berg sits with suit­able majesty atop the hill from which it takes its name…

In the foothills of the Andes, in a remote place named “Gold­en Place” by the native peo­ple, is one of the world’s mos…

Viña Montes is the shared vision of four friends, first dreamed up in the late 1980s, of mak­ing Chilean wines to a hi…

The twist­ed alu­mini­um rib­bons swathed over the Hotel Mar­qués de Riscal gleam in the Span­ish sun­light, their pur­ple, g…

The Anti­nori fam­i­ly has been mak­ing wine since 1385, when Gio­van­ni di Piero Anti­nori became a mem­ber of the Flo­rentin…

The chateau is locat­ed in Tbil­isi, but the wine pro­duc­tion itself takes place in Kakheti. This small fam­i­ly busi­ness …

Locat­ed near Tbil­isi, Chateau Mukhrani is a fas­ci­nat­ing place to vis­it if you are a wine lover. A mag­nif­i­cent white c…

The wine cel­lars in Crico­va are the sec­ond largest in the coun­try and stretch for 120 kilo­me­ters. These cel­lars form …

Один из старейших производителей армянского коньяка, основанный в конце XIX века и известный сегодня как Ереванский к…