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What's New on Wine Trail Traveler – June 25, 2009
Wine Trail Traveler visited 17 wineries and one brewery in Wisconsin.
South Central
-Botham
-Wollersheim
Lake Michigan
-Æppel Treow
-Captain’s Walk
-Cedar Creek
-Door Peninsula
-Kerrigan Brothers
-Ledgestone
-Mason Creek
-Orchard Country
-Parallel 44
-Red Oak
-Simon Creek
-Stone's Throw
-Trout Springs
-Vines to Cellar
-Von Stiehl
Breweries
-Sprecher
Terry's recent articles on Examiner.com:
Wineries along the central part of Virginia’s Interstate-66 offer a diversity of wine experiences (view article)
Finger Lakes provide a destination for weeklong escapes to wine country (view article)
Driving to wineries can be fun, sort of (view article)
Maryland’s Interstate 95 wineries from oldest to newest (view article)
Vinopolis, a London wine museum (view article)
Kathy has started writing articles for Suite101.com:
Create Your Own Barrel of Red or White Wine
Vint Hill Craft Winery (read article)
Veritas Vineyard and Winery
Visit Veritas, a Virginia Winery Near the Blue Ridge Mountains (read article)
Wine trail Traveler is mentioned in the article 10 Great Places to Retire for Wine Lovers by Emily Brandon of US News & World Report. We are the article's last paragraph.
The June edition of the Wine Trail Traveler Newsletter is available as a pdf or html version.
New Companion Website on Lodging
Wine Trail traveler created a new companion website on lodging facilities on or near wineries. This website offers lodging reviews, recipes (that do not have wine as an ingredient) and destinations. The destinations list wineries, attractions, restaurants and lodging in different areas. You can use the destinations section of the website to help plan a vacation. New lodging reviews, recipes and destinations will be added to the site on a regular basis. Lodging site
2009 Wine Journal
The Wine Trail Traveler 2009 Wine Journal is now available for free. This pdf file can be downloaded and printed. Printing extra copies of the last page give you extra entries. The wine journal is simple to use and offers a place to keep your notes about the wines you drink. The photography showcases several of the places visited during 2008. 2009 Wine Journal