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This famous region is best known for red wine and gorgeous chateaux. Plus, it has a museum known as the Guggenheim of wine.
This region is famous for port, a dessert wine. But you'll also find plenty of dry, non-fortified wines and some of the most breathtaking views.
If you love bold red wines, check out this Sonoma County AVA in the U.S. Zinfandel is the specialty at the region's many family-owned wineries.
Explore more than 150 wineries in this stunning and very affordable region. Plus, the food is incredible. And you can go on a safari.
Sparkling wine lovers, this one's for you. Take a scenic train ride out of the city to explore more than 80 Cava wineries making delicious bubbly.
This U.S. wine region is home to nearly 50 wineries. Plus, you can enjoy quaint seaside towns, beautiful beaches, and buttery lobster rolls.
If you're a white wine lover, this famous island is know for crisp whites made from the Assyrtiko grape. You can even visit a wine museum in a cave.
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