The Great Wine Capitals Global Network is proud to present the 2010 winners of the Best Of Wine Tourism contest, properties and wine tourism operators that have received a prize for their quality and innovativeness in welcoming visitors.

1. 2010
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Bilbao I Rioja Bordeaux Cape Town
Christchurch I South Island Firenze
Mainz I Rheinhessen Mendoza Porto
San Francisco I Napa Valley

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• Best Of Wine Tourism ......................................................................... 2
• Bilbao I Rioja (Spain) ............................................................................ 3
• Bordeaux (France) ................................................................................ 6
• Cape Town (South Africa)...................................................................... 9
• Firenze (Italy) ...................................................................................... 13
• Mainz I Rheinhessen (Germany)......................................................... 17
• Mendoza (Argentina)........................................................................... 21
• Porto (Portugal) .................................................................................. 25
• San Francisco I Napa Valley (USA)..................................................... 28
• Great Wine Capitals Travel Network.................................................... 32
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3. The Great Wine Capitals Global Network is proud to present the 2010
winners of the Best Of Wine Tourism contest, properties and wine
tourism operators that have received a prize for their quality and
innovativeness in welcoming visitors.
The “Best Of Wine Tourism” awards were created by the Great Wine
Capitals Global Network in 2004 to recognize excellence and
encourage wider participation in wine tourism initiatives in the cities and wine
regions of the Network.
Since the first edition, 250 national and 55 international awards have honoured
wineries, hotels, restaurants, museums, and other wine tourism-related businesses.
The awards are given in the categories of Accommodation, Architecture, Parks and
Gardens, Art and Culture, Innovative Experiences in Wine Tourism, Sustainable Wine
Tourism Practices, Restaurants and Wine Tourism Services.
A local contest takes place in each member city and region, with winners on the
national level competing on the international level and being awarded during the
annual general meeting of the Network.
Today, these awards are a benchmark for industry excellence. Wherever you are in
the world, look for them; they will enhance your visit and wine tourism experience…
Bruno LACOSTE, Vice-President CCI of Bordeaux
President of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network
Find all the Best Of Wine Tourism winners since 2004 on our website
www.greatwinecapitals.com and find out how to experience vibrant cities
and world class wines through our GWC Travel Network.
The Great Wine Capitals is a Network of nine major global cities which share
a key economic and cultural asset: their internationally-renowned wine regions.
The purpose of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is to bring them together
in order to forge special relationships, undertake exchanges, and develop
co-operative programmes.
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gwc@greatwinecapitals.com
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4. Best Of Wine Tourism
8 of the member cities of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network
(Bilbao I Rioja, Bordeaux, Cape Town, Florence, Mainz I Rheinhessen,
Mendoza, Porto, San Francisco I Nappa Valley) are pleased to
present the 2010 selection of the most original, innovative vine and
wine sites for visitors.
Christchurch I South Island joined the Network late 2009 and will
organize the contest next year.
An international panel of experts examined applications from each
of the wine regions in the Network, in seven categories covering
the whole spectrum of wine tourism:
• Architecture, parks and gardens,
• Art and culture,
• Innovative wine tourism experiences,
• Accommodation,
• Wine tourism services,
• Sustainable wine tourism practices,
• Wine tourism restaurants.
The winners of the competition are listed in this guide, and guarantee
visitors:
• a genuine, top-quality reception,
• an original, innovative way of discovering the local heritage,
• a range of services to meet the strictest requirements.
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5. Bilbao I Rioja
ilbao, the most important city in northern Spain, is
B located on the coast of the Bay of Biscay. It is today
a rich and vibrant city, with important cultural spaces
such as the Guggenheim Museum, and the gleaming,
arched footbridge, the Pasarela de Uribitarte, designed
by Spaniard Santiago Calatrava. It is also the gateway to
the Rioja wine region, with its centuries old traditions
and rich and varied regional cuisine.
The architectural treasures of Bilbao - where even the
metro system has been designed by Sir Norman Foster,
winner of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize -
has carried over into its neighbouring wine district, and
the stunning scenery of Rioja is contrasted with an ever
growing number of startling, excitingly designed
wineries, cellars and welcome centres.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Bilbao I Rioja Porto
Cape Town Bordeaux SPAIN
Christchurch I South Island Bilbao I Rioja
Mainz Firenze
Mayence I Rheinhessen
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6. Rioja
Bodegas Muga
Avda. de Vizcaya s/n - 26200 Haro 2010
Tel. +34 941 311 825 - info@bodegasmuga.com
www.bodegasmuga.com INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
Bodegas Muga was one of the first wineries in Rioja to open its doors to tourists.
The attractive stone and wood building dates back from two centuries, and provides
visitors with a quality learning experience about the wine, and the wider context in which
it is made. The cellars also contain their own cooperage, allowing visitors to learn about
the process of barrel making, so central
to the Muga style of wine.
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Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España
Rioja
Barrio de la Estación, s/n - 26200 Haro
Tel. +34 941 304 800 - marketing@cvne.com
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.cvne.com
Also known as CVNE, this company owns three ground-breaking estates in Rioja; Viña
Real, CVNE and Contino. The CVNE cellar was built in the 19th century. The buildings have
been conserved and have recently suffered a restoration which combines modernity with
classicism. One of the most striking parts of the buildings is an ageing cellar built after
Gustave Eiffel style.
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Finca Valpiedra
Rioja
El Montecillo s/n - 26360 Fuenmayor
Tel. +34 941 450 876 - info@bujanda.com
ART AND CULTURE
www.familiamartinezbujanda.com
The Finca is a beautiful chateau-style winery located in Rioja Alta, owned by the Martínez
Bujanda family that has roots in Rioja dating back to 1889. They have created a wine
museum explaining the culture and techniques used in Rioja over the past centuries.
The winery also has a renowned private art collection, and offers extensive facilities
for holding exhibitions and other cultural events, from a traditional 19th century cellar
to modern spaces.
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7. Rioja
Hotel Villa de Ábalos
Plaza Fermín Gurbindo nº 2 - 26339 Abalos
Tel. +34 941 334 302 - hotel@hotelvilladeabalos.com
ACCOMMODATION
www.hotelvilladeabalos.com
Hotel Hospedería Villa de Ábalos is located in the small village of Ábalos, surrounded by a
number of both small and large vineyards and wineries. This 17th century hotel has been
particularly rewarded for its efforts to make guests feel a part of the local experience by
arranging visits and wine tastings, and more hands-on experiences such as helping with
the harvest.
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Remenetxe Restaurant
Rioja
Barrio Ugarte nº 5 - 48392 Muxika - Bizkaia
Tél. +34 946 253 520 - remenetxe@remenetxe.com
SUBTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTISES
www.remenetxe.com
The Remenetxe restaurant in Bilbao is well regarded for its international wine list and its relaxed
and straight-forward approach to teaching wine culture to its customers. Housed in a traditional
19th century farmhouse, converted in 1986 but retaining its rustic stone walls and wooden
beams, there are over 600 wines on the
list from Rioja, Spain and further afield.
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Rioja Alavesa Wine Route Association
Rioja
Carretera Laguardia-Vitoria, 2 - 1300 Lagardia (Alava)
Tél. +34 945 297 004 - info@rutadelvinoderiojaalavesa.com
www.rutadelvinoderiojaalavesa.com WINE TOURISM SERVICES
The wine routes around Rioja offer visitors a beautiful wine country scenery to enjoy
unique experiences visiting historical remains from Bronze Age, medieval walled villages
to the most contemporary architecture-led wineries and wine culture museums. A wide
range of restaurants and accommodation also enables to taste the typical charm of Rioja
life style. The momentum behind this came from this association, which encouraged the
different players involved in wine
tourism to work together.
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8. Bordeaux
deally located in southwest France, close to the chic
I resorts of the Côte d’Argent and just two hours from
the Pyrénées mountains, the Unesco World Heritage city
of Bordeaux is one of the most revered names in the
world of wine, with over 2,000 years of wine making
history and a wealth of technical expertise.
The region is a fascinating mix of stately XVIII châteaux
in the Médoc, thousand-year old towns and villages in
Saint-Emilion and the Libournais and the recently-
renovated city centre, with its abundance of winebars
and gourmet restaurants.
The different wine regions in Bordeaux are easy to
explore, with more and more properties offering exciting
experiences to the wine tourist, from hands-on workshops
in cru classé châteaux to horse riding through the vines
in the rolling hills of Entre-Deux-Mers.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Bordeaux Bilbao I Rioja FRANCE
Cape Town Porto
Christchurch I South Island
Mainz Firenze Bordeaux
Mayence I Rheinhessen
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9. Pessac Léognan
Château Pape Clément
216, avenue du Docteur Nancel Pénard - 33600 Pessac 2010
Tel. +33 5 57 26 43 06 - contact@luxurywinetourism.fr
www.pape-clement.com WINE TOURISM SERVICES
This is one of the best known chateaux of the Pessac Leognan appellation. The owner,
Bernard Magrez has invested heavily not only in the winemaking, but also in restoring the
château and winery. The "Orangerie", the “Barrel Cellar”, and the “Pavillon du Prelat” offer
spaces for the staging of both personal and professional events, with a team fully on hand
to organize everything from catering to logistics. Luxury wine tastings are also on offer, as are
tours around Magrez’s other Bordeaux
vineyards.
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Château d’Arsac
Médoc
Allée du Comte - 33460 Arsac
Tel. +33 5 56 58 83 90 - chateau.arsac@wanadoo.fr
ART AND CULTURE
www.chateau-arsac.com
This Medoc château manages to continually innovate, evidenced by photography collections
in the winery, and a permanent display of thought-provoking works by international artists
in the "Garden of Sculptures". The château building is a clever combination of classic lines
that date back to the 12th century and startling modern touches, from the transparent roof
to the immense "Diagonale" d’Arsac, all conceived by owner Philippe Raoux, Bordeaux
architect Patrick Hernandez and sculptor
Bernar Venet.
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Château de Môle
Puisseguin Saint-Emilion
Lieu-dit Durand - 33570 Puisseguin
Tel. +33 5 57 74 60 86 - chateaudemole@orange.fr
www.chateau-de-mole.fr ACCOMMODATION
Visitors are seduced not only by the location of this friendly estate - just five minutes outside of
the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saint-Emilion - but also by its combination of old-world
elegance with modern comfort, including spa/sauna facilities for guests. Five individually decorated
rooms combine wooden floors, exposed stone and wonderfully comfortable furnishings, all with
views over the surrounding vineyards. Tastings of their Puisseguin St-Emilion wine, and cellar
visits are offered.
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10. Pomerol
Château de Sales
Pomerol - 33500 Libourne
Tel. +33 5 57 51 04 92 - chdesales@chateaudesales.fr
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.chateau-de-sales.fr
One of the largest estates in Pomerol; the de Lambert family has been making wine here for
five hundred years.The graceful château dates back from 16th century, and covers 47 hectares,
all farmed by sustainable agriculture. One of the few classically proportioned chateaux in
Pomerol, de Sales has a long sweeping driveway lined by plane trees, and large gardens that
surround the chateau with the unusual feature of numerous bamboo plants. The "Orangerie"
is today a large and airy tasting room.
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Domaine de Cantemerle
Blayais
9 rue Cantemerle - 33240 Saint-Gervais
Tel. +33 5 57 43 11 39 - cantemerle@9business.fr
SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
www.domaine-cantemerle.com
This family-run estate in Saint-Gervais (Gironde), close to the Dordogne river in the
Bordeaux Superieur appellation, has become renowned for its meticulous approach to
environmentally-conscious wine-making. Certified in Sustainable Agriculture since 2005,
the family has shown exemplary leadership in fully traceable bottling, combined with
minimal use of vineyard treatments, on-site recycling and energy conversion - all
explained to visitors in the context of the
benefit it brings to their wines.
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La Winery
Médoc
Rond-point des Vendangeurs - 33460 Arsac
Tel. +33 5 56 39 04 90 - contact@winery.fr
www.winery.fr INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
This award given to a Philippe Raoux venture is well deserved for its combination of
architecture, art and wine; this time in the creation of a 1,000 m2 wine boutique and
cultural centre. This unusual space, one of the largest of its type in Europe, is designed to
engage visitors with understanding their own wine preferences. The setting is highly
contemporary, unusual in the Medoc, and contains a gourmet restaurant, a tapas bar and
space for theatre, music and other
cultural events.
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11. Cape Town
ape Town is the southern most metropolis in South
C Africa, placed at the confluence of the Atlantic and
the Indian Oceans, with a history of winemaking that
stretches back over 3 centuries. Its pleasant Mediterranean
climate makes it a perfect destination for year-round
breaks, and the international attractions of Cape Town are
complemented by 13 winegrowing regions within easy
reach of its beaches, restaurants, and iconic Table
Mountain. Wine tourists can explore the stunning
scenery of Stellenbosch and Paarl, the gourmet secrets
of Franschhoek, or the wild outdoors of the Klein Karoo
and the majestic Cederberg Mountains. Most wineries -
from traditional Cape Dutch stately buildings, to
architecturally-designed contemporary spaces - offer
cellar door experiences, gourmet restaurants, well
stocked boutiques and tailored wine tasting experiences.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Cape Town Porto
SOUTH AFRICA
Bilbao I Rioja Bordeaux
Christchurch I South Island
Mendoza Firenze
Cape Town
Mainz I Rheinhessen
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12. Stellenbosch
Rust en Vrede Restaurant
Rust en Vrede Wine Estate, Annandale Road - 7600 Stellenbosch 2010
Tel. +27 218 813 881 - info@rustenvrede.com
WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
www.rustenvrede.com
The first South African estate to specialise in the exclusive production of red wine, Rust
en Vrede is now famous also for its welcoming, top quality restaurant. Located in the
foodie-destination of Stellenbosch, the restaurant is located in what was once the wine
cellar and is now a National Monument. The kitchen is in full view of the dining room,
creating a relaxed but exciting atmosphere, or customers can choose a more intimate side
area for private dinners. Rust en Vrede is the only estate to be voted in Top 100 wines
and Top 100 restaurants in the world. Rust en Vrede was selected by President Nelson
Mandela to be served at the Nobel
Peace Prize dinner in Oslo.
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Cloof Wines
Darling
Off R315 - 7345 Darling
Tel. +27 224 922 839 - info@cloof.co.za
SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
www.cloof.co.za
This winery is located in Darling, on the West Coast of the South African Winelands, where
an annual wild flower show makes it a focal point of the Cape Floral Kingdom. Fittingly for
such a location, Cloof is committed to conserving the natural environment, encouraging
biodiversity and limiting environmental
impact of the vineyards.
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Devon Valley Hotel
Stellenbosch
Devon Valley Road - 7600 Stellenbosch
Tel. +27 218 652 012 - info@devonvalleyhotel.com
www.devonvalleyhotel.com ACCOMMODATION
Beautiful surroundings in Stellenbosch, this country house hotel has a world-class
restaurant and its own vineyard. It also enjoys great relationships with neighbouring
wineries, and can arrange visits and tastings for guests. Fitting in perfectly with its
environment, the hotel has fun touches such as a "Petanque" court under the trees in the
Vineyard Terrace.
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13. Franschhoek
Grande Provence Heritage Estate
Main Road - 7690 Franschhoek
Tel. +27 218 768 600 - enquiries@grandeprovence.co.za
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.grandeprovence.co.za
Located in the heart of the picturesque Franschhoek Valley, surrounded by lush vineyards
and rugged mountains, The Owner’s Cottage is an exquisite, sophisticated Villa offering
luxurious five star accommodation overlooking beautifully manicured gardens. From wine
tastings to art exhibitions to the Estate’s award-winning restaurant, there are many
activities to whet your appetite at
Grande Provence Heritage Wine Estate.
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Robertson Wine Valley
Robertson
PO Box 550 - 6705 Robertson
Tel. +27 236 263 167 - manager@robertsonwinevalley.com
INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
www.robertsonwinevalley.com
This award recognises the efforts of an entire wine region; Robertson Wine Valley has
proved one of the most dynamic areas in the Cape Winelands in terms of innovative
experiences, and clever use of new media to promote itself - clips on You Tube giving a
glimpse on what wine festivals in the Robertson Wine Valley entails. Throughout the year,
there are hands on experiences for visitors, from getting involved in the harvest to a music
festival along the river, to the increasingly successful Wacky Wine Weekend, attracting
visitors to the valley during winter.
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Vergelegen Wines
Stellenbosch
Lourensford Road - 7130 Somerset West
Tel. +27 218 471 334 - marketing@vergelegen.co.za
www.vergelegen.co.za ART AND CULTURE
This beautiful, historic estate is a leading winery in South Africa for many reasons, from
its traditional 16th century building to its luscious, award-winning wines. In this Best Of
addition Vergelegen receives another well deserved award for its leading art and culture
programme, featuring year-round events such as carol concerts at Christmas, classical
music performances, as well as picnics
in the summer months.
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14. Stellenbosch
Waterford Wine Estate
Blaauwklippen Road - 7600 Stellenbosch
Tel. +27 218 805 311 - info@waterfordestate.co.za
www.waterfordestate.co.za WINE TOURISM SERVICES
This estate was selected for a special prize in recognition of its imaginative and
welcoming wine tourism initiatives. A warm welcome and beautiful setting makes a
perfect backdrop for a range of different tasting options - in particular the unique wine
and chocolate experience. Visitors travel from increasingly further afield to experience
their Wine and Chocolate tasting where custom-made chocolates are paired with
Waterford’s red and dessert wines.
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15. Firenze
ne of the most evocative names in the world, Firenze
O is located in the heart of Tuscany, a region of rolling
hills, stately cypress trees, ancient olive groves and endless
vistas of vineyards reaching down to the Mediterranean
sea. The Medieval city of Firenze, with its iconic art
galleries and museums, is protected by Unesco, and is
also the perfect base for exploring the wine-regions of
Tuscany. The heart of Tuscany is found among the
central hills of Chianti, and its soul in the Sangiovese
grape, making rich and gentle Chianti Classicos. Wine
tourism here unrolls at the same leisurely pace as the
rest of life - art courses among the vines, walking or
horse riding through vineyards, food and wine matching
making the most of the luscious Italian foodstuffs, from
sun-drenched tomatoes to rich wild boar pastas.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Firenze Cape Town
Bilbao I Rioja Bordeaux ITALY
Firenze
Christchurch I South Island
Mendoza Porto
Mainz I Rheinhessen
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16. Chianti Rufina
Castello del Trebbio - La Sosta del Gusto
Via Santa Brigida, 9 - 50060 Santa Brigida, Firenze 2010
Tel. +39 055 8304900 - trebbio@tin.it
www.vinoturismo.it WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
The large outside terrace offers a perfect setting for this lovely restaurant, located in the
Trebbio Castle. The castle was built as a small fortress in 1184 by the Pazzi Family, and
passed into the hands of the present owners in 1968. Extensive renovations were carried
out, and a restaurant, La Sosta del Gusto, was opened in 2006. Run by a Maitre-
Sommelier, it is renowned for its excellent seasonal menus, and its imaginative and
far-reaching wine list.
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Casina di Cornia
Chianti Classico
Loc. Cornia 113 - 53011 Castellina in Chianti, Siena
Tel. +39 0577 743052 - info@casinadicornia.com
www.casinadicornia.com SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
Located on the southwest slopes of Chianti hills, the stunning natural setting is perfectly
in harmony with the owners’ philosophy of respecting the land. The vineyard is fully
certified organic, and without the use of copper as an anti-fungus. In the winemaking, no
selected yeasts are used, and the smallest possible amount of sulphur dioxide. Wines are
unfiltered. Guests are welcome to explore this either by staying on the estate, or through
open and friendly visits.
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Castello di Brolio - Barone Ricasoli
Chianti Classico
Cantine del Castello di Brolio, Località Madonna a Brolio - 53013 Gaiole in Chianti, Siena
Tel. +39 0577 7301 - barone@ricasoli.it
www.ricasoli.it ART AND CULTURE
A fortress constructed during the Middle Ages makes a suitably dramatic backdrop for
a lively and varied arts and culture program throughout the year, ranging from the
permanent display of rare pieces of armory, tapestries and paintings to visits of chapel
inside the Castle, the walk around and gardens, not forgetting music concerts. The estate
also has an excellent restaurant, and a
large, glamorous wine shop.
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17. Chianti Classico
Castello di Gabbiano
Via Gabbiano, 22 - 50022 San Casciano V.P., Firenze
Tel. +39 055 821053 - castellogabbiano@castellogabbiano.it
ACCOMMODATION
www.castellogabbiano.it
A stay at the magical Castello di Gabbiano allows guests to immerse themselves in
a landscape of vineyards, olive groves and woods. The historic details include a 12th century
tower and the 14th century cellars - the farm itself dates back to the 15th century. Guests can
stay in the rooms of the castle or in the large apartments in the farmhouse; they have access
to the grounds, the gardens and the swimming pool and they can enjoy wine tasting or cooking
classes.
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Castello di Verrazzano
Chianti Classico
Via S. Martino in Valle, 12 - 50022 Greve in Chianti, Firenze
Tel. +39 055 854243 - info@verrazzano.com
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.verrazzano.com
The Castle of Verrazzano is located on a hilltop in the Chianti Classico area, in stunning
scenery and with an imposing architecture that makes it one of the region’s most striking
places. Guests are mostly impressed by the historical cellars and the late-Renaissance
gardens of the main villa, where you can see wild boar roaming in the surrounding woods.
The tours are completed with a guided tasting of wines, olive oil, balsamic vinegar and Vin
Santo together with "cantucci", the traditional almond biscuits.
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Castello di Vicchiomaggio
Chianti Classico
Via Vicchiomaggio, 4 - 50022 Greve in Chianti, Firenze
Tel. +39 055 854079 - info@vicchiomaggio.it
ACCOMMODATION
www.vicchiomaggio.it
Vicchiomaggio Castle, owned by John and Paola Matta, is one of the best preserved
castles in Tuscany, surrounded by a 130-hectare park, a farm, and a fully working wine
estate. Guests can enjoy elegant rooms and apartments with a blend of antique furniture
and luxurious amenities. Most of the rooms overlook a perfectly manicured Italian garden,
the picturesque Church of Santa Maria or the beautiful Greve Valley. Immersion in the wine
world is encouraged, with visits, cellar
tours and tastings.
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18. Chianti Classico
Salvadonica - Borgo del Chianti
Via Grevigiana, 82 - 50020 Loc. Mercatale San Casciano V.P., Firenze
Tel. +39 055 8218039 - info@salvadonica.com
SPECIAL JURY AWARD
www.salvadonica.com
Salvadonica is a cluster of stone buildings dating back to the 14th century, halfway
between Siena and Florence that was once a resting place for pilgrims on the last stage
of their journey to Rome. Today it is a renowned wine estate and a charming guest
residence: the apartments and rooms are converted from the original farm cottages and
lodgings, while the extensive grounds are full of woods, olive groves and vines, with space
for horse-riding, tennis, golf and
relaxing.
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Villa Petriolo
Chianti Montalbano
Via di Petriolo, 7 - 50050 Cerreto Guidi, Firenze
Tel. +39 0571 55284 - info@villapetriolo.com
INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
www.villapetriolo.com
This excellent estate, a previous winner in the Art and Culture category, continues to
innovate and excite. It reaches out to its clients in a number of ways, not just through visits
and tastings, but through active multi-media and social networking, and clever ideas
encouraging clients to entertain at home with the expertise of the Villa Petriolo sommelier,
taking guests through food and wine matching, with Tuscan breads, cheeses, olive oils
and other delicacies.
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Villa Poggio Torselli
Chianti Classico
Via Scopeti, 10 - 50026 San Casciano V.P., Firenze
Tel. +39 055 829024 1 - info@poggiotorselli.it
www.poggiotorselli.it SPECIAL JURY AWARD
Vineyards and olive groves surround this stunning villa, with classical gardens, perfectly
manicured and maintained throughout the year. A magical experience for visitors, the villa
dates back to the 15th century, and has been perfectly restored both inside and out.
The farm produces wine and extra virgin olive oil, available for purchase in the premises.
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19. Mainz I Rheinhessen
he city of Mainz is a vibrant German wine centre that
T borders the great wine rivers of the Rhine and the
Main, in the state of Rheinland-Pfalz. It is home to the
German Wine Institute, the German Wine Fund, and the
Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates (VDP. Die
Prädikatsweingüter), which brings together the top
winemakers of Germany with the wine merchants of the
world. No less than 6 wine regions surround the cathedral
city - including Rheinhessen, Germany’s largest wine-
growing area. Today a young generation of winegrowers has
reinvigorated the region with their creativity, passion and
know-how, getting the fullest expression out of local grape
varieties Riesling, Müller Thurgau and Spatburgunder
(Pinot Noir). The city of Mainz is known for its university,
its great food and drink scene, and the excellence of its
cultural centres such as the Gutenberg Museum.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Mainz I Rheinhessen GERMANY
Bilbao I Rioja Bordeaux
Cape Town Porto
Mainz I Rheinhessen
Mendoza Firenze
Christchurch I South Island
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20. Rheinhessen
Weingut Hemmes
Grabenstraße 13 - 55411 Bingen 2010
Tel. +49 6721 12420 - info@weingut-hemmes.de
www.weingut-hemmes.de SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
The Hemmes family, innovative owners of a wine estate in Bingen-Kempten, has extended
the idea of sustainability from vineyards to the local environment. They have restored a
former schoolhouse, a listed historic building, in the heart of the village, and converted it
into a wine school with tasting rooms, a professional kitchen, and areas for presentations,
readings or celebrations. Not only has this preserved a key piece of history, but energy is
supplied to the building by geothermal heat.
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Gästehaus Peth
Rheinhessen
Alzeyer Straße 28 - 67592 Flörsheim-Dalsheim
Tel. +49 6243 908800 - jutta@peth.de
www.peth.de ACCOMMODATION
This guesthouse, in the heart of the village of Flörsheim-Dalsheim, attracts visitors not
only with its clean lines, lovely rooms and hearty array of cold meats, fruit and pastries for
breakfast, but also with its numerous wine activities, art exhibitions and wine occasion
arrangements. The owners’ hospitality is renowned, and there are also two handicapped-
accessible rooms located on the ground
floor of the property.
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IG Gartenführer Rheinhessen
Rheinhessen
Welschstraße 12 - 55131 Mainz
Tel. +49 6131 6007 - info@offene-gaerten-rheinhessen.de
www.offene-gaerten-rheinhessen.de INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
With everything from traditional farmers’ gardens, to English rose-gardens and aromatic herb
gardens, Rheinhessen has an enchanting array of public spaces for visitors to explore. The
Syndicate of Garden Guides Rheinhessen is the best way to discover them, with “Open Days”
and “Sundays in the Garden” held throughout the year, alongside a comprehensive programme
of talks, exhibitions and special events
exploring this cultural heritage.
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21. Rheinhessen
IG Rheinhessische Weingewölbe
Hauptstraße 12 - 67575 Eich
Tel. +49 6132 44170 - Weingut-H.L.Menger@t-online.de
www.rheinhessische-weingewoelbe.de ART AND CULTURE
The ‘cow chapels’ are a very special feature of architectural history in Rheinhessen - built
in the middle of the 19th century in monastic refectory style. Today they are used as wine
tasting parlours, sales rooms and wine taverns. Since 1999 regular cultural and culinary
events have been established by 43 vault owners and members of the Rheinhessen Wine
Vaults Syndicate who are engaged in cultivating this architectural cultural heritage and
unique feature of Rheinhessen.
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Jordan´s Untermühle
Rheinhessen
Außerhalb 1 - 55278 Köngernheim
Tel. +49 6737 71000 - info@jordans-untermuehle.de
WINE TOURISM SERVICES
www.jordans-untermuehle.de
Unanimously selected for its excellent food, specialist wine advice, fantastic location and
welcoming ambience, the history of this half-timbered former water-mill dates back to the
14th century, but since 2005 it has become a leading hotel and restaurant, under the
management of the Jordan family. Located in the heart of a large park, this offers a
wonderful base for exploring the wine region, and the hotel has a close relationship with
many wineries.
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Weingut Domhof
Rheinhessen
Bleichstraße 14 - 67583 Guntersblum
Tel. +49 6249 805767 - baumann@weingut-domhof.de
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.weingut-domhof.de
This historic, elegant estate in Rheinhessen has large gardens surrounding the manor
house of Domhof Wine Estate where, throughout the year, owners Chris and Alexander
Baumann organize concerts, wine tastings and art exhibitions. Particularly interesting is
the wine aroma garden that inspires your senses with well laid out aromas showcasing
herbs, spices, fruits and other smells commonly found in the traditional grape varieties
of the region, and their own excellent wines.
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22. Rheinhessen
Weinrestaurant Kasematten im Novotel Mainz
Augustusstraße 6 - 55131 Mainz
Tel. +49 6131 9540 - H5407@accor.com
WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
www.novotel.com
This hotel is right in the centre of the attractive town of Mainz, and its main restaurant,
Kasematten, is housed in a 17th century historical vault, with exposed stone walls inside,
and a large terrace for summery days. Chef André Büsselberg creates his dishes mainly
from regional products, with the pared down produce following the purism of the
architecture. To match the menu, 20 Rheinhessen wines from renowned wine-growers are
selected – including four highlighted wines which change monthly or quarterly.
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23. Mendoza
endoza, located in mid-west Argentina, at the feet
M of the Andes Mountains, is the country’s 4th largest
city, and is the vibrant heart of its wine making, accounting
for almost 70% of the output of an increasingly
sophisticated and dynamic industry. Its exceptional
climate allows the best grapes to ripen, among them the
signature grape of Argentinean wine - Malbec.
Wine tourism is as dynamic as the rest of the wine
sector, with high-altitude wineries within easy reach of
the city that offer spectacular views of the snow-capped
Andes, and gleaming new installations opening up with
a variety of high-end eateries, sleek tasting rooms and
sumptuous accommodation.
One of the world’s most exciting emerging wine tourism
destinations.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Mendoza Bilbao I Rioja ARGENTINA
Cape Town Porto
Mendoza
Christchurch I South Island
Bordeaux Firenze
Mainz I Rheinhessen
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24. San Rafael
Algodon Wine Estates & Champions Club
Ruta Nacional 144 km 674 Cuadro Benegas - 5603 San Rafael 2010
Tel. +54 2627 429020 - turismo@algodonwineestates.com
www.algodonwineestates.com ACCOMMODATION
Algodon Wine Estates is a stunning 2,050-acres estate at the base of the Andes, which has a
range of peaceful lodges and villas for guests. Developed by renowned vineyard architects,
Bormida & Yanzon, together with designer Gerhard Heusch, the estate also offers golf, wine-
making and several excellent restaurants. Eco-friendly concepts such as natural fertilizers and
organic crops, solar energy and clean power are in place, and the estate plans its own cattle
and dairy farm.
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Bodega Familia Zuccardi
Fray Luis Beltrán
Ruta Provincial 33, km 7.5 - 5531 Fray Luis Beltrán
Tel. +54 261 4410000 - reservas@familiazuccardi.com
WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
www.familiazuccardi.com
Relaxed atmosphere, stunning views and a great choice of food makes ‘La Casa del
Visitante’ a consistently excellent vineyard restaurant. You can choose between a
traditional meal of empanadas and traditional "asados" (Argentinean barbecue) and a
tasting menu of seasonal dishes, all accompanied by some
of Argentina’s most exciting wines. Afternoon tea over
summer weekends can also be enjoyed, where you can
have hot drinks and cakes while surrounded by vineyards
and mountains.
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Bodega Salentein Argentina BV
Uco Valley- Tunuyán
Ruta 89 S/N Los Árboles - Tunuyán - 5560 Mendoza
Tel. +54 2622 429500 - reservas@killkasalentein.com
www.bodegasalentein.com - www.killkasalentein.com ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
This winery and its art gallery and cultural centre are located at the heart of the Uco Valley.
The architecture and choice of building materials are all part of the striving for excellence
that marks the whole project. Indeed, all materials were selected to blend in with the
landscape, using natural products such as stone, wood, even water. The gardens also
contain a chapel, where mass can be carried out against the backdrop of the stunning
scenery.
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25. Mendoza
Bodega Navarro Correas
San Francisco Del Monte 1555 - 5501 Godoy Cruz
Tel. +54 261 4315988 - centrodevisitas@ncorreas.com
SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
www.ncorreas.com
With a landmark new winery, Navarro Correas has built on its reputation as a leading
producer. Its approach to sustainable winemaking sees gentle, non-invasive methods;
planting in selected microclimates located 830 m above sea level, irrigated by mineral-
rich waters from the melted snows of the Andes. This is explained clearly and dynamically
in its new 800 m2 visitor centre, part of the stunning new winery itself, with an
underground cellar for 5,500 barrels.
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Bodega Norton
Luján de Cuyo
Ruta Provincial 15. Km 23,5 Perdriel - Luján de Cuyo - 5509 Perdriel - Luján de Cuyo
Tel. +54 2614 909700 - mgarcia@norton.com.ar
INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
www.norton.com.ar
Founded in 1895, Norton is one of the oldest and most important wine estates in
Argentina. Located in the hard of Lujan de Cayo, the visitor centre is a wonderful way to
learn not just about this winery, but the evolution of wine-making in the country itself,
from its humble beginnings to its international renown today. The visit also allows visitors
the chance to enjoy the wonderful views, have a drink on the wine bar terrace, or have
lunch in the gardens.
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Casa Vinícola Reyter
Guaymallén
Carril Urquiza 2019 Guaymallén - 5519 Mendoza
Tel. +54 261 4265698 - turismo@bodegareyter.com.ar
www.bodegareyter.com.ar ART AND CULTURE
An historic winery founded in 1888, within easy reach of the wine capital of Mendoza. In
2005, the estate opened an art gallery which displays works by renowned painters and
sculptors from Mendoza and further afield in Argentina. The concept of practical art is
celebrated here; meaning you will find chairs, lamps, tasting bars, even a sculptured
gazebo where you can sit outside and
enjoy a glass of wine.
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26. Mendoza
Turismo Aymarà
9 de Julio 1023 - 5500 Mendoza
Tel. +54 261 4202064 - receptivo@aymara.com.ar
www.aymaraturismo.com.ar WINE TOURISM SERVICES
This meticulously professional tour company, based in Mendoza organizes tailored visits
for first time and returning guests. Aymarà works closely with local winemakers to ensure
true insider tours, and can also arrange anything from wine tasting, architectural visits and
cultural tours, to stays in local hotels and guest houses, horse riding trips and white water
rafting – a shortcut to the best that Argentina has to offer.
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27. Porto
estling in the northwest corner of Portugal, the
N dusky pinks, yellows and blues of the UNESCO-
historic centre of Porto glow in the evening sunshine,
as the buildings look over to the historic Porto wine
cellars on the bank of the Douro river, where the major
port houses have their warehouses, many offering
fascinating visitor centres for the wine tourist. This is
a romantic and beautiful city to explore, and just an hour
from the stunning Douro Valley, where steep terraces
of vines form some of the most spectacular landscape in
the world. These vines make the Touriga grapes to be
transformed into port and increasingly into a rich still red
wine. It is also a short drive from Vinho Verde, home to the
light, fresh white wine that has made such a renaissance
in recent years.
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Porto Bilbao I Rioja
PORTUGAL
Cape Town Mendoza
Christchurch I South Island Porto
Bordeaux Firenze
Mainz I Rheinhessen
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28. Douro
Quinta do Seixo
Quinta do Seixo, Tabuaço - 5120 - 495 Valença do Douro 2010
Tel. +351 227 838 104 - visitas.seixo@sogrape.pt
www.sandeman.eu ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
Quinta do Seixo is located in the Upper-Corgo, in the heart of the Douro Valley. Following
the Douro River from Régua to Pinhão, one can easily discover this ancient property and modern
winery perfectly integrated into the landscape. Quinta do Seixo was developed to surprise
the visitor with memorable experiences, combining a comfortable atmosphere with the
tradition of the Douro wine making. From a large and natural balcony one can enjoy a
breathtaking view over the Douro River. This is the perfect place to observe the vineyards
and to discover the production of both Porto and Douro DOC Wines, through a wide variety
of visits and tastings, educational
programs and outdoor experiences.
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Castas e Pratos
Douro
Rua José Vasques Osório - 5050 - 280 Peso da Régua
Tel. +351 254 323 290 - info@castasepratos.com
WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
www.castasepratos.com
This newly-opened restaurant offers a wine bar and gourmet
experience. Regular tastings with a variety of producers are
held, and the friendly, laid back atmosphere encourages visitors
to try the many varieties of wine that are on offer. To accompany
the wine, a wide range of tapas and more substantial food is
suggested.
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Quinta da Baseira & Quinta de Freixo
Vinhos Verdes
Rua do Casal - Cepelos - 4600 - 032 Amarante
Tel. +351 255 460 030 - ap@tintobom.com / export@aguadomarao.pt
www.tintobom.com - www.pousadadomarao.com SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
Those two leading estates, with sustainable wine making practices, are situated on the
right banks of the famous Tâmega River. They organize joint tours for visitors to learn
about the making of these organic wines. Their local environment, with traditional olive
trees and rolling countrysides, adds to the feeling of peace and well being that is
engendered on these estates.
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29. Douro
Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo
Rua de Meladas 380 - 4536 - 902 Mozelos VFR
Tel. +351 227 475 400 - psousa.qn@amorim.com
www.quintanova.com INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
A restored manor house in a stunning location along the
Douro River near the waterside villages of Ferrão and
Pinhão, Quinta Nova is owned today by Amorim cork
producers. It is the country’s first ‘wine hotel’. Visitors can
stay in rooms overlooking the vines, take a boat ride
through the stunning local scenery, visit the museum and
Wine House or taste the estate Douro and Port wines with
the best regional gastronomy.
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Winelands of Portugal / Douro
Douro
by DOC DMC Services Events & Wine
Rua do Carmo 51-5 - 1200 - 093 Lisboa
Tel. +351 309 969 230 - susanna.tocca@doc-dmc.com
www.doc-dmc.com WINE TOURISM SERVICES
This new initiative, gathering different wine service companies,
should be recognised for the sensible and well-executed aim of
allowing all visitors, particularly independent travelers, to easily
and efficiently discover the beautiful UNESCO-World Heritage
Douro Valley. Their particular focus is on wine and gastronomy,
offering a road book that allows travelers to discover the best
wineries, cellars, restaurants and other tasting venues.
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30. San Francisco I Napa Valley
he Californian city of San Francisco sits on the edge
T of the Pacific Ocean, on North America’s stunning
west coast. From the Golden Gate bridge to Fisherman’s
Wharf, San Francisco is one of the world’s most loved
cities, and provides the perfect stepping stone to one of its
most loved wine regions - the Napa Valley. The backbone
of the Napa Valley is Highway 29, but the area encompasses
eight main regions, including St-Helena, Calistoga,
Yountville and Napa, all with a myriad of wineries to
explore - and with a history of welcoming visitors that
stretches back to the late 1800s, making it the world’s
first wine region to really embrace wine tourism. Today,
the Napa Valley welcomes over 4.5 million visitors per
year, drawn by the climate, the quality of the wines and
the breadth of activities offered, from art galleries, to
fine dining or to its many tasting room experiences.
Mainz I Rheinhessen
San Francisco I Napa Valley USA
Bilbao I Rioja Bordeaux
Cape Town Porto
San Francisco I Napa Valley
Mendoza Firenze
Christchurch I South Island
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31. Napa Valley
Clos Pegase
1060 Dunaweal Lane - 94515 Calistoga 2010
Tel. +1 707 942 4981 - tenma@clospegase.com
ART AND CULTURE
www.clospegase.com
Owners Jan and Mitsuko Shrem created Clos Pegase to be a temple to art and wine,
sharing not only their wine, but their personal art collection with their customers. A visit
here is an enlightening and enjoyable experience, with figures from Greek and Roman
mythology - from Pegasus to Bacchus and Gaia - making continual appearances in the art
and architecture of the winery, and the
cave theatre.
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Auberge du Soleil
Napa Valley
180 Rutherford Road - 94573 Rutherford
Tel. +1 707 963 1211 - info@aubergedusoleil.com
ACCOMMODATION
www.aubergedusoleil.com
This luxurious hideaway, with guest rooms, suites and
individual houses all located on terraces overlooking the
vines of Napa Valley, has gained an impressive following by
catering for the needs of each individual guest. With a
renowned restaurant, a sense of luxury and true hospitality,
this is somewhere to return to again and again.
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California Wine Tours
Napa Valley
4075 Solano Avenue - 94558 Napa
Tel. +1 800 294 6386 - info@californiawinetours.com
WINE TOURISM SERVICES
www.californiawinetours.com
One of the key strengths of California Wine Tours is that all their drivers have both a wide
knowledge base and natural warmth toward their clients. Established for the past
24 years, founder Michael Marino strives to ensure tailored experiences and is also
a leader in sustainable tourism – with initiatives such as carbon neutral office buildings,
alternative and green fuel, and hybrid vehicles. This is the first transportation company to
be certified in the Bay Area Green
Business program.
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32. Napa Valley
Château Montelena
1429 Tubbs Lane - 94515 Calistoga
Tel. +1 707 942 5105 - customer-service@montelena.com
ARCHITECTURE, PARKS AND GARDENS
www.montelena.com
The outside of this chateau reflects the spirit of excellence that is carried through into the
wines. Imaginative and unusual, the stone castle that forms the main winery is carved into
a hillside overlooking a Chinese garden and Jade Lake, all offering a view of Mount Saint-
Helena. There are two islands on the beautiful lake that offer picnic opportunities for wine
club members.
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Napa Valley Wine Train
Napa Valley
1275 McKinstry Street - 94559 Napa
Tel. +1 707 253 2111 - sales@winetrain.com
WINE TOURISM RESTAURANTS
www.winetrain.com
This unusual and top quality restaurant shows just how innovative the Napa Valley can be.
Among some serious competition, this stood out for its wonderful setting, in an antique
train that runs on 25-mile track through the Napa Valley, as well as for its fresh seasonal
ingredients. The train has three kitchens that create regional specialties, and serves them
with hard to find wines.
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Quintessa
Napa Valley
1601 Silverado Trail - 94573 Rutherford
Tel. +1 707 967 1601 - info@quintessa.com
www.quintessa.com SUSTAINABLE WINE TOURISM PRACTICES
Quintessa owners Augustin and Valeria Huneeus bought this beautiful 280 acres estate
when it was filled with oak trees and farmland. They turned it into a leading vineyard in
Rutherford, and practiced first pest-friendly, organic farming, before converting to
biodynamic, partly in 2002 and then fully in 2005. Visitors learn about this holistic
approach to winemaking in a calming,
enriching environment.
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33. Napa Valley
St. Supéry Vineyards & Winery
8440 St. Helena Highway - 94573 Rutherford
Tel. +1 707 963 4507 - divinecab@stsupery.com
INNOVATIVE WINE TOURISM EXPERIENCES
www.stsupery.com
A name that is a regular in these awards, St. Supéry constantly strives to showcase the
best of Napa Valley in an approachable way. Visitors have a chance to experience this
property through a number of guided and self-guided tours, or by following their recipe
suggestions for serving food and wine at home, or through new media channels from their
excellent website to blogs and social media.
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34. Great Wine Capitals Travel Network
Compose your tour from among the estates and vineyards
in the Great Wine Capitals Global Network and be certain
it will be a great success by contacting our professional experts.
BILBAO-RIOJA
ROMOTUR
David ELEXGARAY
Euskalduna 11, Ppal Izq. Dpt. 6
48008 Bilbao (Vizcaya) - Spain
Tel. + 34 94 443 34 63
david@romotur.com
www.romotur.com
BORDEAUX
BORDEAUX EXCELLENCE
Madeleine MARCHAND
24, rue Latour
33000 Bordeaux - France
Tel. + 33 5 56 44 27 68
mmarchand@see-travel.com
www.bordeauxexcellence.com
CAPE TOWN
SPECIALIZED TOURS & EVENTS
Marggi BIGGS
P.O. Box 49 - Green Point, 8051
South Africa
Tel. + 27 21 4341144
specialt@iafrica.com
www.specialtours.co.za
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35. FIRENZE
MACHIAVELLI VIAGGI
Silvana DI BARI BOLDRINI
Via Machiavelli 49
50026 San Casciano Val di Pesa - Italia
Tel. + 39 055 8228073
chianti@machiavelliviaggi.it
www.machiavelliviaggi.it
MENDOZA
GMD VIAJES Y CONGRESOS
Maria Alicia DOMINGUEZ
9 de Julio 1126
Mendoza - Argentina
Tel. + 54 261 434-0114
gmdviajes@ciudad.com.ar
www.gmdviajesycongresos.com
PORTO
VINITUR
João MARINHO FALCAO
Rua Dr. Afonso Cordeiro, 679, 1ºE
4450-007 Matosinhos - Portugal
Tel. +351 229 399 410
info@vinitur.com
www.vinitur.com
SAN FRANCISCO I NAPA VALLEY
VIVIANI, INC CALIFORNIA STYLE
Linda VIVIANI
2800 Jefferson St.
Napa Valley, California 94558
Tel. +(707)265-1940 - Cell phone: (707) 484-2911
linda@viviani.com
www.viviani.com

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