America’s great cool-climate Riesling comes from an unlikely place: a set of deep glacial lakes in upstate New York, whose stored warmth makes the whole region possible. KWWritten & edited by Ken Wytsma, Wine History ToursCool-climate wine-tour hosts, Oregon The Finger Lakes, in upstate New York, are one of North America’s finest cool-climate wine regions
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At the foot of the Alps, autumn fog rolls over hills that make some of the world’s longest-lived reds — and some of its most joyful everyday ones. Piedmont rewards the patient explorer. KWWritten & edited by Ken Wytsma, Wine History ToursWine & history tour hosts Piedmont (“Piemonte,” the foot of the mountains) sits in
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Sprawling, sunny, and refreshingly unpretentious, Paso Robles is California’s big-red playground — a huge, varied region where the trick is knowing which side of the highway to explore. KWWritten & edited by Ken Wytsma, Wine History ToursWillamette Valley wine-tour hosts Paso Robles, on California’s Central Coast between San Francisco and Los Angeles, is one of
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