Hosted Trips

Argentina is a country of extremes — altitude, light and scale.
This journey moves from the elegance and intensity of Buenos Aires to Mendoza’s mountain-framed vineyards, where high-altitude wines and long meals define the experience. Expect intimate winery visits, regional cuisine, and a sense of place shaped by landscape, people and tradition.

From the iconic wineries of the Silverado Trail to boutique producers in Sonoma and the historic estates that shaped California’s wine history, this journey explores some of the most celebrated wine regions surrounding Napa Valley.

Over several days, guests experience the distinct personalities of Napa Valley, Carneros, Sonoma Valley, discovering how climate, landscape and tradition shape each area’s wines. The program combines landmark wineries, vineyard-focused producers and cool-climate regions known for elegant Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

Designed as a small hosted group experience, the journey blends exceptional wine, beautiful landscapes and thoughtful context—offering access to wineries and perspectives that are difficult to arrange independently.

The Midwest is best explored seasonally.
Spring and summer open up smaller wineries, local landscapes, and a relaxed pace that’s easy to enjoy. Just a few hours drive from Chicago, these journeys are designed as short, focused experiences — ideal for one to three days — highlighting regional producers and local character through approachable, well-paced itineraries. 

 Land of iconic and distinctive champagne houses, historic chalk soils, and deep cellars carved into the landscape — a region shaped by history and protected over time.
We will learn about the region, the making of champagne, and the Houses' styles. We will visit the elegant Épernay, walk the Avenue de Champagne and visit historic houses, with meals and tastings that place production methods and history into context. We will walk through Aÿ and Hautvillers, where Champagne was born. The visit would not be complete without the majestic and vibrant Reims — its iconic champagne houses and cathedral.

Paso Robles has a bit of a rebel streak.
Boutique wineries, limestone-rich soils shaped by an ancient seabed, coastal breezes and winemakers who settled here to build something new all define a modern, expressive style. Days unfold with vineyard visits, fresh seafood, open skies, and a relaxed far-west feel that makes this one of California’s most enjoyable wine regions to explore.

Barcelona + Penedes

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