The Toro wine region in Spain’s Zamora province, nestled in Castilla y León, boasts a 2,000-year-old viticultural heritage, making it a highlight of Spain wine tours. Ancient Celtic tribes cultivated vines along the Duero River, and by the Early Middle Ages, Toro’s wines were traded across Spain. King Alfonso IX’s 12th-century land grants to religious orders spurred vineyard growth, funding landmarks like the Romanesque Colegiata. Tinta de Toro, a robust Tempranillo variant, fueled Toro’s fame, with its durable wines carried by Columbus to the New World…

Crete’s wine and gastronomic heritage, woven into its 4,000-year-old history, offers a captivating journey through Greece wine and culture tours. As the cradle of Minoan civilization, Crete’s vineyards have thrived since antiquity, with ancient wine presses at Phaistos and Vathypetro revealing its vinous roots. Crete exclusive wine tours guide visitors through rolling hills where grapes like Vidiano and Liatiko produce vibrant whites and robust reds, shaped by volcanic soils and sea breezes…..