Spring in the wine industry marks a season of renewal and planning. As vines awaken in the north, winemakers forecast upcoming vintages and industry fairs buzz with excitement. Meanwhile, the southern hemisphere is deep in harvest, turning a year’s hard work into the next vintage. A dynamic time for wine lovers!
Discover Mendoza’s evolving wine scene, from historic Maipú to the high-altitude gems of Valle de Uco. Explore iconic wineries like Catena Zapata and Salentein, savour gourmet pairings, and dive into thrilling outdoor adventures. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, Mendoza promises an unforgettable experience beyond the glass.
Wine tourism is evolving, offering immersive, personalised experiences beyond standard tastings. From sustainable vineyards to tech-driven tours, travellers seek authenticity and connection. Explore unique winemaking traditions, unexpected wine regions, and breathtaking landscapes. Discover the top five must-visit destinations for an unforgettable wine adventure in 2025. Cheers to new experiences!
Awards season isn’t just for films—wine has its own winners too! From Château Margaux 2015, crowned Best Bordeaux Red, to Krug Vintage 2008, the top Champagne, these bottles deserve a standing ovation. Plus, Hollywood cameos like Dom Pérignon in Casino Royale make these wines true stars. Which will you sip?
Escape the winter chill with a weekend in sunny Alicante! Explore vineyards, savour bold Monastrell and fragrant Moscatel, and discover the legendary Fondillón. Hike through Xaló Valley, enjoy live music, and indulge in local delicacies. Sun, wine, and Mediterranean charm—Alicante is the perfect getaway for wine lovers!
A year after our visit, Salta remains a wine lover’s paradise. From high-altitude Malbecs to floral Torrontés, its vineyards continue to impress. Cafayate’s wineries blend tradition and innovation, while Colomé’s extreme terroir produces world-class wines. Whether revisiting or discovering, Salta’s landscapes, hospitality, and bold flavours make it a must-visit destination.
February sits in the in-between season—too soon for rosé, but too late for heavy reds. Viognier brings cosy warmth, while Chenin Blanc’s acidity hints at spring. Pinot Noir is the perfect transitional red, and Syrah adds a touch of spice. For extra cheer, sparkling wine makes grey evenings feel festive.
As February unfolds, the wine world is abuzz with activity. In the Southern Hemisphere, vineyards are deep into harvest season, while in the North, industry professionals gather at top wine fairs. From Argentina’s Vendimia festival to emerging trends like AI in winemaking, 2025 promises innovation, sustainability, and exciting new vintages.
Wine offers delightful moments, but its health benefits are often misunderstood. While antioxidants like resveratrol may support heart health, moderation is key. Myths like “a glass a day keeps the doctor away” persist, but mindful enjoyment matters most. This January, recalibrate your habits and savor quality over quantity for balance and joy.
Dry January, born in 2013 as a UK health campaign, encourages a booze-free month to reset after holiday indulgence. But why not end it with a cheeky twist—dry wine? From crisp Sauvignon Blanc to celebratory Brut Champagne, discover the perfect bottles and pairings to toast your resilience this longest month. Cheers!
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