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There’s only one thing better than drinking a great glass of wine and that’s drinking that same wine at the source, surrounded by vineyards or barrels. That’s why we are pulling together this helpful interactive map showing wine tourism destinations; just for you!

If you’re planning a trip to wine producing areas and want to check out what wineries are there, and which ones are available to visit or stay at check out the map below. It will be updated regularly with new producers so keep checking back. Send us pictures or stories from your travels and we’ll include them too!

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May
25

Café Hopping in Toulouse

By Kat Hounsell

Toulouse

Toulouse, or La Ville Rose, as its also known, was the destination for a long bank holiday weekend…trading in the celebratory traditional British picnic of Pimms and square sandwiches for ’steak au point’ accompanied by a glass, ok let’s make that a bottle, of Coteaux du Languedoc from Les Augustins. Personally I would take a juicy Syrah/Grenache/Mourvedre, with its subtle spice and rich, smoky …

Apr
20

Foodies’ guide to Istanbul, the Jewel of the Bosphorus

By Willie Lebus

Best Chicken Kebab ever!

I’ve just come back from Istanbul and apart from Barcelona, it’s the busiest city I’ve visited in a long time.

Here are a few tips for all you foodie travellers out there.

1 – A long weekend is a perfect amount of time in Istanbul. The weekend is manic and Le Tout Istanbul’s partying.

For the Culture Vultures – I’m no …

Mar
24

Wish you were here? Gastronomic Adventures in Prosecco Country!

By Rob Pickard

Valdobbiadene

Here at B Times, we love our food and wine and are equally partial to sunning ourselves on holiday.  Sun, culture, food and wine… happy days! So when our Prosecco producer, Bisol, informed us of their plan to team up with Creative Escapes to offer top-notch, gastronomic holiday experiences to the Valdobbiadene region, we were eager to know more.

Like all good ideas, …

Feb
23

The Hong Kong Diaries: The Best Seafood Restaurant can be found on Lamma Island

by Emma Selby, http://thelittlewelsh.blogspot.com/

Rainbow

This is the third time we’ve been to this seafood restaurant located in Sok Kwu Wan, the largest fishing farm in Hong Kong, and each time it has got consistently better. Rainbow Seafood Restaurant opened in 1984 as a small family run 40 seater restaurant. Now over two decades later it has become …

Feb
10

The Hong Kong Diaries: My Favourite Foods…

By Emma Selby, http://thelittlewelsh.blogspot.com/

Dou sha bao

I’ve been thinking about eating all my favourite Hong Kong dishes since before we even booked the flights…in fact I’m always thinking about eating my favourite food from Hong Kong…And can I name my favourite? No way! It would be impossible for me to have to try to pick one single Hong Kong dish…it’s all so tasty, …

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