Wineries

Our P45 Tour taking in the wineries , the fun fairs and the playgrounds of Europe.....and many many ice-creams

... wasnt wrong there, some of the wineries were charging $25 for a tasting so I decided to pass tasting at those wineries and bought a wine glass instead from the Dionysus winery, which looked like something from Ancient Greece. The main reasons ...

... collected on time and by 10.30am we were at the first winery of the day (Audrey Wilkinson - one of the original boutique wineries with a beautiful estate at the top of the valley) sampling their goods!  Crazy.  We tried about 9 different wines ...

... this trip, except us. As in many Italian communities, wine is an important part of the culture of Argentina. * Argentinian wineries produce more wine than Chilean ones, but Chile exports the majority of its wine while Argentinians drink more than they ...

... had one of the best days since we've been in NZ and it's probably not the wine talking.  We enjoyed a wonderful day experiencing 5 wineries located in the Otago region of NZ (most being an hour out of Queenstown).  We had a lovely driver Paul, a ...

Today, Julie and I booked a winery tour to Hunter Valley, located only a few hours away from Sydney. Over 100 wineries take advantage of the region's warm and dry climate. We visited wineries in the lower Hunter Valley, near the town of Cessnock. We ...

... : Helen Hill Chandon Punt Road Train tracks (we also had lunch here at zonzo's) Sticks St Huberts Coldstream Some of the wineries weren't fantastic (not for my taste) and I seemed to have developed a taste for bortrytis, a sticky wine perfect ...

... ; Hermann was a German settlement established in the mid-1800's - the biggest surprise is that America's first award-winning wineries were established there - who woulda thunk it ?- vineyards and gold-medal wineries in Missouri!!   The ...

Thu 28.8.08: Chile, Wineries: Visited various wineries PERSONAL: My taste buds are not use to Chilean wines - they are not as easy to drink as Australian wines. They are also more expensive. It was expensive wine tastings experience as they were not ...

... an hour we went down the road to a farm where they make goat cheese (would you call that a cheesery?)  one of the wineries owns the goats, they bought them to use the manure to fertilize the vines, and they feed the goats grape seeds, so they ...

... die Surf top spots von Australien anfahren- mein kleiner persoenlicher Highlight. Vorbei an vielen kleinen Oertchen mit kleinen Cafes, Wineries ueberall und Restaurants die auch mal was anderes als Burger und Fish und Chips verkaufen- grenzt fast an ...

As I missed my day of visit of Tasmanian wineries, Sam bring me in the wineries near Melbourne: Moet and Chandon and another one Yering: of course we tried a lot of different wine and of course we bought plenty of bottle... Then we went with Sam and Lisa ...

... took us to the two best wineries in the area: Yerrin and Chandon. We did more wine tasting, visited the cellars and wineries, took in the beautiful views of these hilly landscapes covered in vineyards, alternating with cattle and small lakes and rivers. ...

... deco but more in awe of Amy's ability to poo in her potty in public. The next day brought another cycle ride round some wineries. Having done one route Tom and I found a different one that was really lovely. Cycle paths and a sparkling Pacific ocean made ...

... all the cuddles you have missed out on!!). So sunday morning we started our walk to along the reisling trail - taking us past some great wineries. Our excuse for not buying too many bottles was that we couldnt fit them into our back pack - but we did take ...

... most acclaimed wine-growing areas of Australia.  So of course we went on an all-day tour, which included tastings at 4 wineries, a brewery, a cheese and chocolate factory, and lunch.  Our group was mainly young Aussies and Kiwis with a couple of ...