Great Wine Destinations 2016

Las Vegas

In spite of the fact that this casino havenisn’t a wine producer like Bordeaux orSpain’s northern Basque country, this in nomeans eliminates or undermines Las Vegas’stance as a major player in the wineindustry. As this city hosts a huge high-endwine consumption base, Las Vegas verymuch focuses more on the idea of the overallwine experience, ranging from D.O.C.G.’shigh quality Italian wines to Delmonico’ssteakhouse that hosts over 2,000 selectionsto pair with your fancy cut for dinner.

With the cosmopolitanism that Las Vegascarries, this allows for the city to activelyuse its financial resources to not onlypromote, but also share with many localsand tourists alike. A great place to check outdelicious European and American wines iscentered on the neon-lit Strip, which isperfect for any lover of this craft datingback to the ancient roman times.

Bordeaux, France

A classic spot for wine culture for decades,Bordeaux has been successfully revamping itstrendy, more hip vibe in order to create anenvironment more suitable for all ages in the wineworld. Deep rooted in history, this French gem isnothing short of spectacular. The beautiful viewsthat grace this region of France is onlycomplemented by the rich wine culture. Someincredible, affordable wineries where you can winetaste without blowing your budget is ChateauPichon and Chateau Mouton Rothschild. Thesewineries are quote busy in the summer, so planaccordingly in order to secure your spot.

Basque country, Spain

The treasure of Spain that consists of thecountry’s most precious wines is without adoubt the Basque region. The fertile Ebro riverworks wonders nourishes this lush vineyardarea in order to produce rich, sweet wines thatare unparalleled. The wines from this regionrange from a dry like cabernet to sweeterdessert wines are within the hundreds of typesthat are super well-known on a global scale.