Take a Bordeaux wine cruise with me as your wine host! We’ll explore Pauillac, Saint-Émilion, Sauternes, and more with me guiding you along the way. There’s nothing better than sharing wine with my best wineaux.
For more information, go to Corkscrew Concierge Cruise. Of course, you can always shoot me an email or message me on social media as well. This video provides a sneak peek of what you’re in for.
Cheers y’all and look forward to clinking glasses on my Bordeaux Wine Cruise!
So after wining and dining in Budapest its only natural to want to go deeper into the fantastic wines of Hungary. Enter Eger and Szépasszony Völgy, or the Valley of the Beautiful Women. About a two hour train ride from Budapest, it’s a great alternative for those wanting to get a closer look at Hungarian Wine but without having to commit to formal tasting or tour.
So when deciding to visit Austria, the decision wasn’t WHETHER to visit a wine region, it was WHICH region to visit.1 Yes, many are more familiar with Niederösterreich (Lower Austria) particularly Wachau, but as a red wine lover first, I wanted to check out the red wines that had been becoming more and more prominent in the world.
Leithaberg exemplified certainly describes a visit at Weingut Markus Altenburger. And Markus Altenburger is the perfect person to tell you all about it. The Leithaberg DAC1 is a subregion of Burgenland and one of the oldest winegrowing zones in the world.
Weingut Juris was one of my fabulous tasting destinations during my Burgenland wine adventure.1
Weingut Pittnauer is a must do when visiting Burgenland. With a cool factor to which I’ve always aspired, Gerhard Pittnauer was an absolute joy to taste with.1
