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Vinologue Herzegovina
The history of this southern-most part of Bosnia Herzegovina is storied and complex. It has weathered many an invading army, as well as many a government. Croatian pride runs rampant through the region and you’ll see more Croatian flags than Bosnia Herzegovina ones wherever you go. This confusing, split personality of the land ironically doesn’t come in to the wine, except for the fact that almost all, if not all of the winemakers are people with Croatian origins. Wine production is mostly centered on two main hubs: Čitluk and Međugorje. These are both so deep in the south and near the border of Croatia that if you take a wrong turn, you’ll end up in Dalmatia. The main grapes of Blatina and Žilavka grow abundantly along these rolling, inland hills and valleys and provide a great variety of delicious tastes. Let our Herzegovina guide take you in to the interior and explore these wines.
Vinologue Stellenbosch
One of the oldest “New World” regions, wine has been produced in Stellenbosch and Cape Town at large for more than 350 years. These years of experience have paid off in creating wonderfully delicious wines for centuries now. From the standard European grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot to their signature Pinotage, the Stellenbosch area produces great amounts of wine and our guide is here to take you through it. We take readers through all five main sub-regions of Stellenbosch: Greater Simonsberg, Stellenbosch Berg, Helderberg, Stellenbosch Hills, and Bottlelary Hills. Breaking down the wines, we also talk about the features of the wineries and what sets them apart from one another. In addition to winery information, we also provide GPS locations of the wineries and tips for getting around to the best wineries in the region.
Vinologue Montsant
Often mistakenly referred to as the “affordable Priorat” which it wraps around, the DO Montsant was established just 10 years ago but has been a land of family winemakers for centuries. A rolling landscape, it’s boxed in by the sharp, craggy Montsant mountain range from which the wines receive their name. Countless lovely old vines (older even than those in neighboring Priorat) of Grenache, Carignan, and Tempranillo form the backbone of the wines in this crescent shaped zone. The first edition of this enotourism guide has 65 extensive winery profiles in Montsant with GPS coordinates, hundreds of full color photos, maps, and tasting notes for 225 wines.
Vinologue Guide to Enotourism
Want to take off on that wild wine excursion to Bordeaux or Rioja or Tuscany? This enotourism guide was created by the Vinologue authors to give you an introduction to visiting and tasting the wines of the world.
Vinologue Montsant
Often mistakenly referred to as the "affordable Priorat" which it wraps around, DO Montsant was established just 10 years ago but has been a land of family winemakers for centuries. A rolling landscape, it's boxed in by the sharp, craggy Montsant mountain range from which the wines receive their name. Countless lovely old vines (older even than those in neighboring Priorat) of Grenache, Carignan, and Tempranillo form the backbone of the wines in this crescent shaped zone. The first edition of this enotourism guide has 64 extensive winery profiles in DO Montsant with GPS coordinates, hundreds of full color photos, maps, and tasting notes for 225 wines.
Vinologue Empordà
A regional guide to enotourism in Catalonia’s Costa Brava region including 59 wineries and 260 wines For most people visiting Catalonia and its capital, Barcelona, wine isn’t often the first thing on one’s mind. Most of us head to the beach, shop, imbibe, or meander about the ancient cities and villages that define this Catalan part of Spain. For those who make it up to the north, perhaps to visit the Dalí Museum in Figueres, you’ll find yourself in a whole different world from Barcelona. In the midst of the two Empordà counties, you’ll see vineyards spilling out across the plain and up the sides of the mountains. This enotourism guide gives you extensive profiles for 59 wineries in the region with their GPS coordinates, hundreds of full color photos, maps, and tasting notes for 260 wines.
Vinologue Priorat
Spain’s Priorat region, in Catalonia, has a proud wine tradition that it traces back to the Carthusian monks of the 12th century, who founded the Scala Dei monastery and planted the first vineyard. This detailed guide highlights the fruits of that tradition, providing avid enotourists with extensive profiles and GPS coordinates for 104 wine producers in the region, as well as tasting notes for more than 300 wines, suggested itineraries, maps, and color photos of the spectacular terraced vineyards. Information on Priorat’s history as well as its cultural and culinary traditions is also provided, making this a must-have resource for any visitor to Catalonia.
Vinologue Empordà
Offering extensive profiles for 59 wineries in the Costa Brava & DO Empordà region of Catalonia in Spain, this wine guide provides GPS coordinates, hundreds of full-color photos, maps, and tasting notes for 260 wines. A handy reference to all of the wines produced in the region, the book also supplies visitors to Spain with all of the information and background on Empordà they'll need to fully appreciate the history and culinary and cultural traditions of both counties. Long celebrated for the cultural attractions of Barcelona or the magnificent beaches of the Costa Brava, Catalonia also possesses a rich enological heritage that is revealed in this guide.
Georgia: A guide to the cradle of wine
Recipient of the Geoffrey Roberts Award, this book delves head first into the 8,000 year-old wine traditions of the Republic of Georgia. A storied past, this mountainous country on the Black Sea is finally getting recognition for its unique and wonderful wines and grapes including Rkatsiteli, Saperavi, Chinuri, Krakhuna, Kisi, and over 400 more. Made in both the “international method” of barrel and tank aging as well as the ancient method of terracotta pots called “kvevri“, Georgia offers up a wine for everyone and delicious local dishes to accompany them. This is your complete guide to the wines, food, and people of this beautiful land.
