V is for Vino

Vince visits America's premier wine region, Napa Valley!

Find out why Santa Barbara, California is the getaway for wine-loving celebs!

Paso Robles, California, makes some incredibly undervalued grape juice. Go local on this episode of V is for Vino!

Explore why the Willamette Valley has established itself as a premier growing region for Pinot Noir!

For our first stop in Italy, were exploring the bubbly wine loved around the globe; Prosecco!

Sonoma County is the birthplace of California wine and one of the most diverse grape regions in the US!

The Walla Walla Valley is the epicenter for Washington winemaking. Learn why so many winemakers call it home!

V is for Vino is going south of the border to Ensenada, Mexico, to the Valle de Guadalupe wine region!

The Finger Lakes in NY make great cool-climate wines, like Riesling. Vince visits in winter to learn more!

Vince takes a road trip through Portugal to explore one of the hottest European countries for wine and tourism!

Vince visits the Galician wine region of Rías Baixas in northwest Spain, which produces one of his favorite white wines, Albariño!

In Provence, France, the birthplace of rosé, Vince travels through Mediterranean paradise with his friend JF Ott.

Vince visits his favorite U.S. city, Chicago, to explore the consumer side of wine and eat his way through the Windy City.

In the rolling hills of northwest Italy, Vince explores Piedmont, home to the world-famous Barolo and Barbaresco.

Vince visits Bordeaux, France, one of the worlds most famous and historic wine regions!

Vince explores the history of Port wine and the stunning landscape of the Douro Valley.

Virginia is the birthplace of wine in America. Meet the innovators and pioneers who have helped establish this wine region as one of the most exciting in the country.

Southern Rhône may be the most beautiful wine region in France! Travel with Vince and his buddy Sarkis on a road trip through stunning landscapes, quaint villages, ancient geography, and tons of vineyards, all winding along the Rhône River.

Chile is the perfect gateway to explore the rich diversity and value of South American wines! From vibrant Cabernet Sauvignon to velvety Carménère, the wines made in Chile mirror its extraordinary geography: Pacific breezes & the towering Andes Mountains.

Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest wine region! Its sheer size means it can produce an enormous variety of wine styles, from sparkling wines to rich whites, spicy reds, and even luscious dessert wines.

Lebanon is one of the worlds oldest wine regions and also happens to be Vinces ancestral homeland! The countrys Mediterranean climate and mountainous terrain produce a host of delicious, fresh wines, from crisp indigenous varietals to French classics.