Toast National Wine Day on May 25 by visiting one of these five outstanding wine destinations around the world.
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Burgundy, France
Discover the celebrated vineyards of Burgundy from a luxurious base at COMO Le Montrachet, a one Michelin Key award-winning property in the Côte-d’Or. This region is synonymous with world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. At the hotel you can join guided wine tours through nearby estates, attend cooking classes that pair local cuisine with regional vintages, and learn directly from expert hosts about terroir-driven winemaking traditions that define Burgundy.
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Marrakech, Morocco
In Marrakech, the legendary La Mamounia offers L’Œnothèque, an intimate underground wine bar that houses an impressive collection of more than 2,000 rare bottles from around the globe. The venue is ideal for private tastings or a tailored dining experience led by the hotel’s sommeliers, allowing guests to explore unique varietals and expertly matched menus in a refined, private setting.
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Napa Valley, California
Napa Valley remains one of the world’s premier wine regions and a must-visit for oenophiles. Carneros Resort and Spa features an on-site tasting room, POST, which showcases rotating signature flights curated with wines from local producers. The resort also runs immersive experiences such as wine blending classes that teach hands-on techniques and provide insight into vineyard practices, fermentation and blending philosophies.
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Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Regent Phu Quoc presents a thoughtfully curated wine program overseen by an on-site sommelier. The resort pairs more than 300 wine selections with its cuisine, offering guests carefully matched pairings categorized by flavor profiles and dish styles. Whether enjoying a beachside dinner or an intimate restaurant tasting, visitors benefit from professional guidance and a diverse selection that spans regions and styles.
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Scottsdale, Arizona
Scottsdale showcases Arizona’s diverse microclimates and their potential for distinctive grape growing. The city’s Old Town hosts several tasting rooms and wine bars that form the Scottsdale Wine Trail, where visitors can sample wines from local producers and boutique vineyards. The trail and nearby tasting experiences highlight the state’s evolving wine scene and offer relaxed, accessible opportunities to explore new varietals and winemaking approaches.