For those who love to sip, swirl and explore, wine tourism offers the perfect blend of culture, history and, of course, world-class vintages. Whether you’re dreaming of rolling vineyards in Italy, modernist wineries in Spain or hidden gems in South America, these five exceptional wineries promise unforgettable tasting experiences. Pack your bags and raise your glass—here’s where your next wine adventure should take you! —Vita Daily
BODEGA GARZÓN IN URUGUAY
Located near Montevideo, Bodega Garzón is putting Uruguayan wine on the map. This sustainable, gravity-fed winery is known for its crisp Albariño and bold Tannat, set against a stunning landscape of rolling hills. The state-of-the-art facility and on-site Francis Mallmann restaurant make it a must-visit for wine lovers seeking both innovation and tradition.
ALOIS LAGEDER IN ALTO ADIGE, ITALY
For those drawn to biodynamic winemaking and alpine beauty, Alois Lageder in Alto Adige is a must-visit. This family-owned estate champions sustainability and experimentation, producing elegant whites and complex reds. The stunning Dolomite backdrop and innovative, low-intervention approach to winemaking make it a true hidden gem.
ZUCCARDI IN MENDOZA, ARGENTINA
Nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, Zuccardi Valle de Uco is a pioneer of high-altitude winemaking. Known for its Malbecs and terroir-driven whites, this architectural marvel blends seamlessly into the rugged Mendoza landscape. Enjoy a tasting experience in the Uco Valley while soaking in panoramic views of the vineyard’s breathtaking surroundings.
ANTINORI IN TUSCANY, ITALY
Steeped in history yet stunningly modern, Marchesi Antinori’s Chianti Classico estate is a masterpiece of design and viticulture. The family-run winery, dating back to 1385, crafts some of Tuscany’s most iconic wines, including Tignanello and Solaia. The sleek, underground cellar and panoramic rooftop terrace make this a wine-lover’s pilgrimage site.
MARQUÉS DE RISCAL IN SPAIN
In Spain’s Rioja region, Marqués de Riscal is where tradition meets avant-garde. Its futuristic Frank Gehry-designed winery and hotel stand in striking contrast to the 150-year-old vineyards surrounding it. A visit here is a feast for both the eyes and the palate—expect bold Tempranillos and world-class hospitality.
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