Description
About the book. Wine Trails – Europe provides ideas for 40 journeys through European wine regions. Lonely Planet presents regional wine experts who introduce both well-known names and less obvious discoveries. The book is suitable for those wishing to combine a vineyard visit with a deeper understanding of the location, traditions, and the people behind the wine.
Contents. The selection ranges from Vienna’s urban vineyards to Alentejo in Portugal, Provence in France, and the sherry region of Andalusia. Experts such as Caroline Gilby and Anne Krebiehl are among the contributors. The reviews highlight vineyards and wines that provide insight into the regions’ unique character. You will find both historic producers and lesser-known sites, and the route itineraries provide a starting point for exploring a European wine journey in detail.
Who is this book suitable for? The book is suitable for those who enjoy traveling with a specific interest and desire more than just a list of places to stop. You may begin with a wine region you are already curious about or use the content to find a new direction. The various perspectives allow for comparing areas and selecting experiences to explore further. The hardcover edition also serves as a gift for a wine-interested traveler. It can be read at home before the trip and revisited later to better understand why a region or a wine made an impression.
From inspiration to your own plan. Use the guide before departure to select experiences you truly desire and see them in the context of the rest of the trip. A plan with fewer stops can provide more time to get to know each location. Browse it with your travel companions, compare ideas, and find a balance between what you wish to achieve and what you want time to experience. Allow for breaks and detours on certain days. A physical book is excellent to return to when discussing the next stage. Revisit an idea you have noted and let the plan evolve as you become familiar with the destination.
About the edition. English book, published 2020. 272 pages. ISBN 9781788689465.
