Wine

About six weeks ago, I attended a two-day travel blogging conference in New York City, called TBEX.  Far be it from me to not scout out the area’s good eats before I go. I was over the moon the find…

Well, I can’t believe that it’s the first Friday in August already. And you know what that means! Time to feature another reader’s travel photo. Todays photo is from Vicki Floyd, who is a fellow Italophile. She has offered up…

Rome is known for its vivid nightlife; however, the club-scene is not for everyone.  If you want to enjoy a quieter but still entertaining evening, head to one of Rome’s many wine bars.  Over the past few years, wine bars,…

Florence is loaded with history, art, and culture that will keep you busy (and in awe) for days.  Unfortunately, entries to most of the famous and popular sites can get pricey, especially if you aren’t a member of the EU. …

If you love food, wine and Italy – we have a real treat for you today. Author of the book, Barolo – a story about his six months in the village of Barolo, Italy – drinking the wine of the…

The Loire Valley has a history of luxury beginning in the 11th and 12th centuries. It is a place of fairytale castles, rich history, and of course, tasty wine. Numerous French kings and barons built their castles along the beautiful…

It would be hard to imagine a trip to Florence without taking advantage of the amazing selection of wine the city has to offer.  Since Florence is the capital of the Tuscany region, you’ll find many wine bars in Florence…

The Internet, blogs and video have made arm-chair travelers the world over very happy people indeed. It is easier than ever to make virtual visits all over the globe.  But nothing beats good old-fashioned book readin’. Descriptions in many books allow…

I am a self-confessed wino. I know a thing or two about wine and have mostly been sticking to budget French and Italian wines, with a penchant for reds. But I dabble. I am not one who is an expert…