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4 regions

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NZNew Zealand

Central Otago

The world's southernmost commercial wine region: continental, high, and about as far as this gets.

Best window
Feb — Apr
Trip length
5–7 days
Go for
Pinot Noir · Chardonnay · Riesling
Transport
Driver or car useful

Why it remains: best window includes March.

ESSpain

Jerez

White albariza soil, cathedral-scale bodegas and a wine style that exists almost nowhere else.

Best window
Mar — May · Sep — Nov
Trip length
3–4 days
Go for
Palomino · Pedro Ximénez · Moscatel
Transport
Driver or car useful

Why it remains: best window includes March.

ARArgentina

Mendoza

High-altitude vineyards, Andean horizons and destination-worthy lunches.

Best window
Mar — Apr
Trip length
5–7 days
Go for
Malbec · Cabernet Franc · Torrontés
Transport
Driver or car useful

Why it remains: best window includes March.

ZASouth Africa

Stellenbosch

Cape Dutch farms under granite mountains, an hour from a city, with harvest in the European winter.

Best window
Feb — Apr
Trip length
4–7 days
Go for
Cabernet Sauvignon · Chenin Blanc · Syrah
Transport
Driver or car useful

Why it remains: best window includes March.

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