3111. Five Cocktail Bars You Have to Try in Geneva
October 12, 2016
Geneva is renowned for its 459 ft landmark – the Jet d’Eau – its statement 5401 acre lake, and its glorious Alpine surroundings... But did you know that it is also home to a wide selection of cool and sophisticated cocktail bars?
When you visit Geneva, there is no better way to finish a day...
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3112. Alpine Travel Inspiration: Try Trail Running in France!
October 12, 2016
The incredible peaks of the French Alps are not a sight to be missed, and they have long been a favourite destination for those seeking beautiful landscapes and adventure. Trail running is a challenging yet rewarding way of seeing this stunning part of the world, and camps such as Tracks and Trails ...
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3113. Valleys of Adventure: White Water Sports out of Chamonix
October 12, 2016
A jet of water hits your face, icy cold from the snow melt. You clear your eyes just in time to see yourself tipping down into another wave that splashes in your face and then crashes around you. You grip the paddle and brace against the raft. A voice yells “Left!” You follow the instruction. Plungi...
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3114. Don't Text and Drive! Haulage Drivers and their Phones
October 11, 2016
haulage work with available drivers. Over 4,000 transport exchange businesses are networked together through their website, trading jobs and capacity in a safe 'wholesale' environment. ">I was surprised to read earlier this month that there has been a significant increase in the use of handheld...
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3115. Explore the World's Largest Flower Garden on a Holland Barge Holiday
September 30, 2016
One of the highlights of taking a gentle barge holiday through the canals and waterways of the Netherlands is the opportunity to see the beautiful flowers which are grown here for sale around the world.
Since the ‘tulip mania’ of the 17th century when the whole of Europe went crazy for these...
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3116. Autumn Wine Tours Celebrate the Beginning of the Winemaking Process
September 30, 2016
When you think about wine tours of France, you probably imagine visiting the famous regions like Bordeaux, Alsace and Champagne during the hot summer months to sample the fine wines and champagnes. But those who are prepared to wait a little longer will find themselves rewarded by a very different e...
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3117. Discover What a Wine's Brix Measure is and What it can Reveal
September 30, 2016
One of the most wonderful things about taking wine tours is the opportunity to increase your knowledge and understanding of the viniculture process. But as much as the expert guides and vintners try to explain the mysteries of this ancient art, there can be a lot of information to take in.
I...
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3118. Become Fluent in the Language of Wine
September 30, 2016
From the outside, the language of wine appreciation can seem like a barrier to those who don’t know its strange and specific vocabulary. Words like ‘residual sugars’, ‘tannins’, ‘acidity levels’, have all been created to describe the subtle nuances of flavour, age terroir and variety, but they can s...
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3119. Curious Traditional Practices in French Wine Making
September 30, 2016
It is a common misconception that the traditional image of French peasants stomping on grapes were part of the grape pressing process, actually the treading grapes in a barrel or vat is about mixing the grapes during fermentation rather than pressing them.
Those hoping to witness this sig...
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3120. The Importance of The Right Glass For the Right Wine
September 30, 2016
Have you ever wondered why the samples you taste on wine tours taste so much fuller and more intense than when you try them again back home? Well it might be something as simple as the fact that you are serving it in the wrong glass! Everything from the shape of the glass, the amount of air and spac...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
