Rebecca Hanlon 
Absinthe is unlike any drink you have ever tasted. It has a stark green color earning it the title, green fairy. However, it may also be colorless. It is a spirit flavored by anise and contains other ingredients, including the flowers and leaves of Artemisia absinthium, with medicinal herbs like …
Connecticut is a traveler’s dream with luscious forests in Cornwall, breathtaking waterfalls in Kent, and much more to offer. It is known for its colorful Autumn foliage, with the glistening berries and beautiful amber leaves falling, giving it a spectacular look. A glass of wine with this view is just …
Colorado wine festivals take place year-round. From the popular Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival to the charming Estes Park Holiday Wine Festival, Colorado is home to some of the state’s most exciting and beautiful wine events. The state offers up some of the best wine festivals you will ever experience. …
From Door County to Anderson Valley, you’ll find great festivals in Wisconsin. Wine festivals are a great time to meet winemakers and owners, sample the latest vintages, and reconnect with old favorites. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to discover new treasures. We will take a look at the top wine …
If you’re a lover of fine wine, you’ve probably considered visiting the Missouri wine festivals. This region is home to a wide variety of events and some of the best wine festivals. Winefest is one of the largest. This event features 25 Missouri wineries, a guest spirits distiller, art and …
In Maryland, there are a variety of wine festivals to attend. Some of the top Maryland wine festivals are in Baltimore, while others take place in St. Michaels and Bowie. Here are a few of the best ones to check out. If you’re looking for a way to celebrate Maryland’s …
Wine culture in Indiana lives in the many festivals that take place throughout this state. Although Indiana’s climate is challenging to the process of winemaking due to its extreme weather patterns, skilled winemakers are successful in harvesting extravagant and unique varieties. This makes the state a hub for some spectacular …
Besides being fortified wines and sharing the letter “M,” Madeira and Marsala hardly have all that much in common. Some compare them to sherry or port, but both are incredibly pleasant to drink as apéritif or digestif. With these wines, you’ll find them long-lived, based on vintages, when you tuck …
Michigan holds four certified American Viticulture Areas (AVA), which is outstanding considering the region’s unique glacial soils. With 140 vineyards and wineries across the state, you’ll taste a red or white varietal that becomes another favorite. Attending wine festivals in Michigan is the best way to sample the wines of …
North Carolina has wine to offer you, whether you love red, white, sparkling, or sweet and dry wine. The best way to experience the region’s wines is to attend one of the many wine festivals in North Carolina. Since the 17th century, the Tar Heel State has produced wine, and …
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