Have a Car? Love Wine? Let’s Travel!
In today’s world, wine advanced its standing far beyond just an alcoholic drink. Yes, we get a lot of pleasure from the glass of a good wine, but leaving that aside for a moment, just think about the source of the wine – the grapes, the vineyards, the wineries. Think about rows of vines, which are always tended to so they look immaculate, with all those perfectly positioned lines. And then think about all the slopes – vines love hills, so think about all those beautiful rows covering the sides of the hills and mountains and ascending into the fog… And how about all those winding roads, where with every turn you keep repeating “oh my, just look there! Did you see it? Did you see it?” Before the liquid in the bottle, the pleasure comes from admiring all that beauty in its simple, natural form.
Want to see and experience that beauty of the vineyards? Most likely, you will need a car. Of course, you can always hire a driver, but then you are not fully in control as to where you will stop, what you will see, and how slow (or fast) you will go. As most of us, wine lovers, have to travel to see the vineyards, a rental car is our friend. So the CarRentals put together an infographic (love infographic as a concept), presenting 8 different wine routes around the world, giving you all the details you need to enjoy your trip. You can read the detailed descriptions of those eight routes in their blog post.
So, where are you going next? Cheers!
Source: CarRentals.Com
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Many favorites regions on here, of which I’ve only explored 3 by car. I have some traveling to do!
Love wine country travel. I seldom have an opportnity to do it, so I have lots on my list 🙂
Wine travel bucket list right here. Thanks for the inspiration!
My pleasure, any time!
More philosophy in a glass of wine than in all the worlds books! (Louis Pasteur) You might like my wine as a metaphor …. article posted a couple of days back?
well, there is as much of philosophy in the wine glass as one is willing to put in there – bringing it out though requires a good book (or at least, a post) to be written.