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The Joys of Wine Travel
Is there a better way to spend a day or week than a wine tour? Whether you drink alcohol or not, you'll likely enjoy some incredible scenery, delicious food, and sparkling conversation along the way. And if you do enjoy wine, it's probably the best way to learn more about it and how it's made, and go home with souvenirs in the form of a few bottles or cases of booze. Here are some ideas for the world's best wine trips, from Idaho to England. Plus, tasting room dos and don'ts. Cheers!
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For decades, the wines produced on Tasmania remained a closely guarded secret. Now they’re winning awards — and luring travelers. There's a certain quality to the light in Tasmania, an otherworldliness that’s only enhanced by the striking scenery. Standing at the highest point of the estate Stefano …
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