What Surprised Me Most on My First Trip to New Zealand
Before visiting New Zealand for the first time, I thought I had a pretty good sense of what to expect. Stunning scenery, Sauvignon Blanc, sheep, and dramatic fjords. Some of that turned out to be…
Daniel Cathiard: A great winemaker leaves us
As founder of Wine Lovers Travel, I’ve had the great fortune to visit scores of wineries and meet their winemakers all over the world. Sometimes someone really touches me, and so it was with Daniel…
Dry January Wine Alternatives
This blog was originally published on January 14, 2024, and has been updated as of January 1, 2026. What the heck is Dry January? Dry January began in the UK and was officially launched in 2013 by…
9 Unique Holiday Wines To Elevate The Season
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on December 15, 2023 and has been refreshed and updated as of December 15, 2025. By December 15, the holiday season is already well underway.…
Wine Travel Hacks You Must Know Before Visiting Chile and Argentina
Planning wine travel through Chile and Argentina is exciting, but a few smart hacks can make your trip smoother, cheaper, and far more enjoyable. After spending time in both countries exploring…
Chile for Wine Lovers: From Santiago to the Valleys of Maipo and Colchagua
Chile is a country of striking contrasts. To the east, the Andes rise with snow-capped peaks. To the west, the Pacific Ocean stretches into the distance. In between, a patchwork of valleys has…