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Destination Mont d’Or

Destination Mont d’Or

Founded in 1848, the Domaine du Mont d’Or is emblematic of steep-slope winegrowing in the canton of Valais. Situated in an exceptional site of national importance, it is remarkable for its wealth of flora and fauna.

Diversity – the future of winegrowing

Diversity – the future of winegrowing

Rheinhessen is one of the warmest regions in Germany. Plenty of sunshine, mild winters with only light frosts and nutrient-rich soils have always provided an ideal location for winegrowing. Riesling, Dornfelder, Müller-Thurgau and Portugieser are the main grape varieties grown in the region. These classic grape varieties are dependent on constant climatic conditions in order to thrive and achieve high yields. For this reason, these very grape varieties, that Rheinhessen is well known for and appreciated worldwide, could be the losers of the climate crisis. That is because they are barely able to adapt to the changing climatic conditions and increasing extreme weather events.

5th BUSINESS & INVESTMENT FORUM MENDOZA 2024

5th BUSINESS & INVESTMENT FORUM MENDOZA 2024

This important forum will take place during the National Grape Harvest Festival, where Mendoza
is host to important business entrepreneurs, government representatives from the political and
economic sectors, and members of the Diplomatic Corps in Argentina.

Creation Wines: An inspiration from Art and Nature

Creation Wines: An inspiration from Art and Nature

Transformative experiences are what guests are looking for and Nature is the very inspiration and innovation that is Creation Wines. And Nature’s inspirational backdrop creates an ideal canvas for a variety of artistic expressions and genres that you will find at the wine estate.

Château Castera

Château Castera

Château Castera has a long history of culture, it’s not surprising then that they have once again won the Best Of Wine Tourism Award for Art and Culture in 2024, a prize they already championed in 2018.

Hawke’s Bay culture and wine wrapped into one

Hawke’s Bay culture and wine wrapped into one

Visit Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand’s Art Deco Capital, and you simply can’t escape the story of the 1931 earthquake that shaped the region. The post-quake rebuild gave the region the gift of Art Deco architecture throughout the cities of Napier and Hastings, and the rerouted rivers left in their wake unrivalled terroir, perfect for full-bodied red wines and complex Chardonnay.