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Shashluk
O., Chala K.
National
University of Food Technologies (Kiev, Ukraine)
Wine tourism in the world
Purpose
of work: is consider all possible
options for trips to wine tasting
and visits wine
capitals of the world, and visit vineyards plantations
Objectives
of the work: are present and
talk about the country where growing and popular
wine tourism is; Share the wine traditions in each country where this trend is represented by tourism.
Wine
tours are among the most popular specialty vacations in the world today. Wine
lovers are venturing far and wide to explore the world of wine, venturing not
just to France for Bordeaux but to far-flung locations in Argentina, Chile, New
Zealand, Australia, and even South Africa. Worldwide Wine Tours is a purveyor
of winery information and helps travelers locate discount wine tours and wine
travel opportunities in those exciting locations. Whether you’re taking a wine
vacation or just want to make wine a part of a bigger vacation, you learn the
history of each country’s wine industry, how to make travel preparations, which
wineries to see and wines to taste, and what else to see and do during your
travels.
Planning California
wine tours to such renowned areas as Sonoma and Napa as well as lesser known
regions in the state. Find out about Paso Robles wineries and great wine
coming out of Lodi – even southern California. The state of California is
famous for its wines, and there are many regions to visit. California has been
the undisputed king of wine in the U.S., but many of the country’s best wines
are now coming from the Pacific Northwest. It’s true! Find out why the Pacific
Northwest, including the Okanagan in British Columbia, can’t miss summer
vacation spot for wine lovers.
Argentina
wine tour including the fantastic
Mendoza. A
wine vacation
in Mendoza offers a broad range of
choices for every budget and interest. And of course, whether you enjoy wines
that are red or white, still or sparkling, dry or sweet, they are all waiting
to be sampled in the peaceful beauty of Argentine wine country.
While in South America every wine
lover should try to make time for a visit to Chile. Red wines produced in and
around Santiago are distinct and wonderful. The wine industry in modern day Chile is a tale of two success
stories – one at the upper end of the market and one at the lower end. In the
last few decades Chile has mastered the production of affordable bulk wines,
sold around the globe. At the same time, renewed efforts focusing on quality
have produced stellar results that keep Chile very competitive in the
super-premium wine category. Chile is one of the top ten wine producing nations
in the world today.
If your South America trip includes a stop in
Uruguay, then be sure to take a day or two to taste Uruguayan wines!
Australian wines
are popular far and wide. The popularity of wines from Australian wineries cannot be
understated. Learn about the Barossa Valley, Margaret River, Hunter Valley,
Clare Valley, and all the other wine growing regions in the country. Find out
what each area offers in the way of wine and which wineries to visit on your
trip.
New Zealand is
right next door to Australia, and this country’s wines, especially sauvignon
Blancs, are excellent. Find out more about Marlborough wines and Hawke’s Bay wineries, as well as other
New Zealand regions. Make a wine tour in New Zealand an activity during your
vacation — you won’t regret it.
Few people know that South Africa
has a well developed wine industry along the Cape. Any trip to South Africa
should include a couple of days, or more, in Stellenbosch where trying the
pinotage must be a priority. Franschhoek is another wonderful area with many
wineries to visit
The ideal time of
year to take a German wine vacation is in the height of summer. The long days
and good weather make for touring the countryside a delightful experience.
Winding mountain roads, super highways or tiny country lanes are all accessible
by vehicle or public transport. Castles, cathedrals and ruins beg to be
explored. Flowers beckon from every windowsill and wooded hillsides are green
and lush.
For wine lovers,
perhaps the best part of a German summer vacation is the festival season.
Literally every city, town, village, burg or hamlet throws open their doors and
invites the world to a party. Festivals showcase local wines, beers, foods and
music. What better way to examine the German winemaker’s art than by tasting
multiple offerings while rubbing elbows with the locals?
References:
1.
http://www.worldwidewinetours.com/germany.html
2.
http://www.worldwidewinetours.com/south-america/argentina.html
3.
http://www.bkwinetours.com/