Travel with taste
Where to eat, sip and stay in wine country — sixteen regions across California, France and Georgia, written up place by place by people who have been. Read the guides for free. When you want to go, we write the itinerary and make the bookings. No fee to ask.
California
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Napa
Unlock Napa Valley's top restaurants, best wineries, unique experiences, and fantastic accommodations with our in-depth guide.
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Sonoma
Farm-to-table dining, exquisite wine tastings, and charming accommodations are standard in Sonoma.
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Mendocino
Explore Mendocino County's idyllic accommodations, coastal cuisine, artisanal wineries and breweries.
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Santa Cruz Mountains
Head to the mountains, where culinary delights, boutique wineries, and rustic accommodations await.
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Carmel
Quaint bistros, charming hotels and intimate wine tastings await you in Carmel-by-the-Sea, Carmel Valley and Monterey.
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Paso Robles
Farm-to-table feasts, picturesque vineyards and classic Californian accommodations await you in this renowned wine region.
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San Luis Obispo
Historic San Luis Obispo, where culinary delights, scenic wineries, and cozy accommodations combine.
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Santa Barbara
Journey through Santa Barbara wine country, where gastronomic wonders, boutique wineries, and luxurious lodgings beckon.
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Amador
Gold Rush-era charm, fine wineries, elevated comfort food, and a mix of boutique inns and wine stays makes Amador a unique wine country escape.
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Livermore
Just a short drive from San Francisco or Silicon Valley, Livermore evokes the Italian countryside with its rolling vineyards. Guide coming soon — ask us to plan it in the meantime.
France
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Bordeaux
Discover Bordeaux, where world-class vineyards, vibrant gastronomy, and elegant château stays create one of France's most iconic wine and travel experiences.
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Loire Valley
Explore the Loire Valley, where fairytale châteaux, celebrated wines, and seasonal French cuisine come together with charming countryside stays.
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Lyon
Explore the gastronomic capital of France, where exquisite dining, elegant bars, and charming stays meet with iconic wine regions a short distance away.
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Cognac & the Charentes
Discover the Charentes, where vineyard-lined countryside meets historic distilleries, regional cuisine, and elegant stays in the heart of the legendary Cognac region.
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Champagne
Experience the Champagne region's iconic vineyards, refined tasting rooms, and luxurious hotels.
Georgia
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Stamba Hotel
A former Soviet publishing house transformed into one of Europe's coolest hotels, Stamba blends industrial architecture, Georgian wine culture, creative energy, and luxury accommodations into a destination all its own.
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Lopota Lake & Château Buera
Set in the heart of Kakheti wine country, Lopota Lake Resort combines the best of Georgia with Château Buera wines, extensive dining, wellness programs, pools, and on-property adventure into one grand escape.
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Vazisubani Estate
More than a winery, Vazisubani Estate is a complete Kakheti experience. Spend your days exploring Georgian wine, learning traditional recipes, riding through the countryside, and soaking in the rhythms of one of the world's oldest wine cultures.
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Blue Fox Hotel
Part boutique hotel, part neighborhood hideaway, Blue Fox Hotel captures the spirit of modern Tbilisi. With thoughtfully designed rooms, craft cocktails, and Old Town just steps away, it delivers an authentic taste of the city.
How it works
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1. Read
Every guide is a list of places we've been, with what we'd order, who to ask for and what to skip. No sponsored entries, no affiliate links.
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2. Tell us
Your dates, who's coming, what you drink, where you'd like to sleep. Two minutes on a form, or a reply to an email. No fee to ask.
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3. We book it
A day-by-day draft with a quote. When you say yes, every tasting, table and room is booked in your name and you get one document with all of it.
Custom itineraries
Don't want to plan it yourself? Neither did we.
Most wine-country trips are three good ideas and a lot of driving. Tell us your dates, your budget and the wines you actually drink, and we'll turn the guide into a trip: the right hotel for the town, tastings timed so nobody watches the clock, the one dinner worth flying for, a driver on the days that need one. We book all of it in your name.
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