We tasted a lot of different malbec wines on the wine tour in Argentina in February. We also tried some bonarda, but perhaps not enough… Bonarda is not so well known but it is actually
The good harvest in Argentina and musings on how wine making is different in South America Sometimes I get the feeling it is quite different to make wine in the southern hemisphere and in the
The wine and food tour to South America for those who want to discover and enjoy the wine regions, cuisine and scenery The new program for our South America tour in February 2014 is now
Quite a lot of wines tasted on the South American wine tour Over fourteen days you have the time to taste quite a few wines and visit quite a few vineyards. It can sometimes even
AOL Travel lists their top selection of the best wine tour vacations “Cheers! Ten of the best wine tasting holidays”, is the title of an article by Roshina Jowaheer on AOL Travel. Roshina has made
Vinogusto is a social platform to share views and reviews on wine. It has sections for wines, wineries, wine merchants, wine tourism and for wine bars and restaurants. And Vinogusto also has a blog page
The British newspaper The Independent has a section called Travel Agenda. On the agenda they recently featured the BKWine wine tours to Chile & Argentina and to South Africa: BKWine Tours has added to its
James Halliday is perhaps Australia’s most famous wine writer. He has published several books. Some time ago he launched a very ambitious wine magazine called The Wine Companion (that is also a client of BKWine
Here is our latest press release, on the two new wine tours to Chile & Argentina, and to South Africa. Two genuinely exceptional tours that will give the travellers a unique insight into these very
Turista.nu is a site, or an ezine, with information on travel around the world (focused mainly on a Scandinavian readership). It talks mainly about travel from a perspective of someone who travels for pleasure and
In their latest newsletter WineSur, the Argentinian wine marketing agency, says that wine tourism grows in Argentina. Mendoza (34%), San Juan (14%) and Salta (11%) were the Argentinian provinces with more wine tourists of the
