I almost skipped Beloit, but I’m glad I didn’t. This wine walk moves through real shops, not vineyards, with 20+ stops and plenty of choice. Tickets sell out fast, so plan ahead. It’s easy, social, and worth the short trip, especially if you want something different without going far.
Tag: wine walks
Notes from wine walks, evening strolls, and community events built around tasting and discovery. This tag gathers stories about shared conversations, small pours, and the joy of wandering with a glass in hand. Each post shows how wine can create connection and a sense of place.
Bad Durkheim is the Heart of Germany’s Weinstrasse
It’s arguable that the soul of Germany lies deep in the Bavarian cities to the south. And if that’s true, then it should come as little surprise that the heart of Germany lays in the Rhineland. The greatest Roman ruins north of the Alps, traditional wine festivals and elegant spas surrounded by vineyards, rolling hills and meadows of golden mustard flowers are the backdrop for a trip to just about any town in the Rhineland.
How to Enjoy Wine Walks and the German Weinstrasse
Germans love wine and walking. The German Weinstrasse is redefining both– open vineyards, generous pours, wine walk with friends, & tons of delicious food at the festivals and fairs. The German Wine Road is for anyone who enjoys a good time.
History Lovers Love Wine and Bad Durkheim
It’s almost time for one of my favorite festivals in Germany. The Durkheimer Wurstmarkt wine festival in Bad Durkheim is the largest wine festival in the world. Yup– big reason to go, right? But you don’t have to wait for the festival to enjoy Bad Durkheim. Located on the German…