If you’ve never been wine tasting, or haven’t done so often, you might be under the impression that wine tasting has to be a complicated process filled with opportunities for faux pas. It doesn’t have to be this way. At … Continue reading
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Wine Tasting 101
November 8, 2012
By: Elspeth Payne, Guest Contributor
Posted In: Argentina / Chile / Featured Posts / Food, Wine, Beer / Italy / Napa & Sonoma / Private Trips / Provence / Sonoma / South Africa / Umbria / Wine
3 Misconceptions about Group Travel
June 21, 2012
By: Sonya, Administration
Zephyr Adventures has been in the group travel business for 15 years, so we understand that like most people who join us for the first time, you might feel a bit uneasy about the “group tour” experience. Let’s talk about … Continue reading
Posted In: Argentina / Biking / Colorado / Food, Wine, Beer / General News / Hiking & Trekking / Inline Skating / Italy / Kilimanjaro / Multisport / Peru / Puglia / Safari / South Africa / Spain / Tanzania / Trekking / Tuscany / Umbria / Wine / Yellowstone
Still Rolling After 15 Years
April 4, 2012
By: Kris, Customer Care and Tour Operations
Today is April 4, 2012. Fifteen years ago today, Allan Wright quit his corporate job with food company Cargill, and Zephyr Adventures (formerly called Zephyr Inline Skate Tours) was born. “Rolling” is a great metaphor to describe Zephyr’s journey, as … Continue reading
Posted In: Argentina / Beer / Biking / Blog / Blogger Conferences / Business of Adventure Travel / Chile / Family / Featured Posts / Food / Food, Wine, Beer / General News / Hiking / Hiking & Trekking / Inline Skating / Italy / Multisport / Napa & Sonoma / Netherlands / Personal Stories / Skating / Sonoma / South Africa / Spain / Tibet / Trekking / Wine
How to Make a Travel Blog
February 29, 2012
By: Elle, Conference Logistics and Blogger Communities
Gone are the days of projector slideshow recaps of your summer vacation. Yet in a digital age, there’s even more to share with your friends and family! I have been sharing my photos, videos and thoughts from my travels on … Continue reading
Tags: how to make a travel blog, make a travel blog
Posted In: Argentina / Biking / Blogger Conferences / Burgundy / Chile / Colorado / Conferences / Family / France / General News / Germany / Hiking / Hiking & Trekking / Idaho / Italy / Kilimanjaro / Lake Tahoe / Napa & Sonoma / Netherlands / Patagonia / Peru / Private Trips / Provence / Puglia / Safari / Self-Guided Travel / Sonoma / South Africa / Spain / Tanzania / Tibet / Trekking / Tuscany / Umbria / Yellowstone
16 Best Malbecs from Mendoza
December 20, 2011
By: Kris, Customer Care and Tour Operations
(Note: this blog post is written by Kris Thomas, Zephyr Adventures’ Customer Care Czar, Tour Operations Specialist, and Veteran Guide.) I am by no means an expert (yet) on wine, but I know what I like! And I like South … Continue reading
Tags: bordeaux, carmenere, catena zapata, Kaiken, Malbec, Mendoza, salentein, Tempus Alba
Posted In: Argentina / Biking / Chile / Hiking / Multisport / Wine
Chile and Argentina Active Wine Tour
November 15, 2009
By: Allan, Zephyr Adventures Owner
When I write blog entries trying to summarize one of our tours, I usually try to focus on one angle that gives readers a good idea of the overall picture. I find myself struggling to do that with our Chile … Continue reading
Posted In: Argentina / Biking / Chile / Hiking / Multisport / Wine