We've been tasting wines from Italy's Piedmont region and - most importantly - we've been curious to visit this region in north-west Italy. After an event this week, we've been gathering inspiration and information for our upcoming motorhome holidays in southern Europe.
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Tasting wine in Georgia is an experience and visiting the wine region of Kakhetia is very interesting. Georgia is often referred to as the 'cradle of wine' and there is a reason for this. Many people consider this small country, with its thousands of years of wine traditions, to be the birthplace of wine.
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What is it like to ride the wine train in Franschhoek, South Africa? And what even is a wine train? The Franschhoek Wine Tram is actually made up of both trains and buses, and offers a fantastically charming way to travel around vineyards.
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Curious about vineyards in Stellenbosch? South Africa is known for its wine production, and the town of Stellenbosch is the centre of the country's wine industry. During our visit, we had time to visit four different wineries, all of which were fantastic in different ways.
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Guest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré
You might think of sunny beaches, golf and good food when you talk about Tunisia, but this small country has so much more to offer. We take a look at their beer and wine culture.
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Guest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré
The wine country of Armenia is a real hidden gem, but tourism is on the rise and even Sweden has a few visitors. The country is beautiful and the people are friendly, there is no reason not to visit.
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The "Sthlm Food & Wine" and "Allt för hälsan" fairs are currently taking place at Stockholmsmässan in Älvsjö outside Stockholm. We checked out the fairs on Friday, and there is still a chance to visit them throughout the weekend.
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Guest writer: Jonathan Garbi De Mahré
Slovenia is an ancient wine country and has a long history of cultivation. Long before Roman times, wine was grown in the area. Volumes are relatively small per vineyard, with 28,000 producers sharing around 22,000 hectares. In comparison, Bourdeaux has 8,500 producers sharing 120,000 hectares.
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Do Swedish vineyards exist? Yes, they do, and Swedish wine is on the rise on the international wine scene. We visited four different vineyards in southern Sweden. Here is a report on Swedish wines, and on visiting Swedish vineyards.
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Traben-Trarbach in Germany's Moselle Valley is beautiful and has world-famous Moselle wines. This is a cosy little town surrounded by green nature and opportunities for hiking, cycling and boating. There are also plenty of vineyards where you can sample and buy the region's delicious Moselle wine.
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