Touristing in Kosovo – visiting Pristina and the Rahovec wine region

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Text and photo: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

You might not think of wine first when talking about Kosovo, but the country is very well situated in terms of climate and there is expertise close at hand from the old wine countries nearby. I visit the Rahovec wine district but also explore the beer culture and stroll around the capital Pristina and Kosovo. 

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Wine safari in Slovakia - 6×6 off-road and wine tasting in Svätý Jur

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Writer: Helena Bergström

We went on a wine safari in Slovakia, in the small town of Svätý Jur just outside Bratislava. This was an adventure that offered both good wines and a bumpy ride with a delicious six-wheel drive off-road vehicle.

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Poland's thriving wine culture – and the country's largest wine festival

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

Poland's wine culture is flourishing and really taking off. Every year, more vineyards are added and the wines are getting better. We visit Poland's biggest wine festival, which lasts a whole week but many people don't know about it. Here's what you need to know about Poland's wine culture.

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Small towns in Marche – Fabriano, Fermo, Ripatransone and Tolentino

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

The Marche region offers many beautiful small towns and here are some that you can visit but there will also be wine tasting and food of course. It feels a bit like whatever you do in Italy, it will be something special and so it was during the trip in Marche. 

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On a wine tour in Marche – and a visit to the Frasassi Caves

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

The journey in Italy and the Marche region continues after a marvellous start with delicious pasta, truffles and top quality wines (read more about Urbino and truffle hunting here). We continue to savour local produce and meet the small entrepreneurs with great commitment and heart.

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Wine and food culture of Moldova

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

The production of wine in Moldova is the highest in the world per capita, around 110,000 hectares are dedicated to wine, quite a lot for a country smaller than Jämtland County. Considering only three million people live there, that's a lot, it's the 11th largest wine producer in Europe. 

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Things to do in Bordeaux - 14 tips for France's wine city

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated August 2026 | What to see and do in Bordeaux? This French city is primarily known for its wines and is often called the ”wine capital of the world.” The city is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Things to do in Saint-Émilion, France - our top 9 tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

What to see and do in Saint-Émilion, France? This small historic town, found just outside Bordeaux, is completely surrounded by vineyards. In this cosy little gem, you can both discover historical sights and enjoy great wines.

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Exclusive river cruise in France - with Grand Victoria in Burgundy

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Have you ever dreamed of experiencing an exclusive river cruise in France? A floating trip through Burgundy, on the Grand Victoria, is a golden experience beyond our wildest dreams.

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Burgundy wine regions in France - our experiences and tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

What are the wine regions of Burgundy? We've been enjoying a week's exclusive cruise on the River Saône in France, and in the meantime we've learnt a lot about wine from the Burgundy region. We're far from experts, but we can tell you a little bit about the little things we've learnt so far.

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