Eguisheim, Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr and Kaysersberg each pair an Alsace wine tasting with a village worth exploring. Choose one village for an independent trip from Colmar, leaving time for the cellar visit, the walk and the bus back. Guided outings offer another way to taste without driving, but included transport and included tasting fees are different […]
The Terre di Pisa Food & Wine Festival brings local producers to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II for an October weekend of tasting, shopping and food events. It suits visitors who want to discover what the Pisa area produces, from olive oil and cheese to local wines, rather than simply sit down for a meal. You […]
The Budapest Wine Festival brings informal wine tasting, food and live music to Buda Castle. You browse winery stands and talk to producers rather than sit through a formal tasting session. It suits wine-curious travellers who want to explore Hungarian wines, whether you already know your preferred styles or want help choosing a first glass. […]
Choose JAJA for wine with tarte flambée, or Au Fil du Vin Libre for a cheese board beside a selection of Alsace and French wines. Both suit a Strasbourg stop built around a drink and a little food, rather than a full restaurant dinner. JAJA places you on a square in the Krutenau neighbourhood, while […]
A glass of wine and something savoury can be an evening stop in its own right in Nice. Choose by the food you want alongside the wine: La Treille for seasonal tarts in the Old Town, Barrique for a shared board, or Rouge for beef tataki near the port. Le Comptoir des Frères adds a […]
A glass of wine in Krakow can come with a sharing board on the Main Market Square or a substantial dish in Kazimierz. Choose by appetite as well as neighbourhood: Dzikie Wino suits cheese and wine in a historic house, while Nat Bistro gives the food a larger role. These five seated stops stretch from […]
A seated glass of wine in Naples can mean crostini at Enoteca Belledonne, a restaurant dish at Ebbrezza di Noè, a shared board at Spuzzulè Winebar or a table on the steps at Puteca Wine Bar. Choose by how much you want to eat as well as where you want to sit. Chiaia suits the […]
A glass of Austrian wine and a croque near St Stephen’s Cathedral is a different outing from Champagne with oysters arranged in advance. Vienna’s wine bars also make room for Greek small plates, a full dinner and homemade pasta. Choose by what you want to eat as well as what you want to drink: these […]
A glass of Hungarian wine with cheese or a sharing plate makes a different sort of Budapest evening from a full dinner. DiVino Bazilika puts young Hungarian producers beside St Stephen’s Basilica, while Kadarka offers informal sampling and Dobló a brick-walled room for sitting over a glass. Further south, TERRA turns to Italian wines; across […]
Bologna’s wine bars suit different appetites: a glass with mortadella, a table for pasta, or wine alongside seasonal vegetables. Choose the food as well as the wine, and you can make one stop into the occasion you want. Enoteca Storica Faccioli offers a producer-led selection in the historic centre, while Osteria del Sole lets you […]
