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Cindy Rynning

Cindy Rynning

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Wine Blogger, Grape Experiences

Paso Robles

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tourism, food Italy, wine tourism travels, web app (reviews). Send me an idea, Italian wineWine, maybe can be interesting for me

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Total articles 636

  • “Great Wine is an Art” at Cantina Bozen in Alto Adige

    By Cindy Rynning|Grape ExperiencesIn early March, I traveled virtually to Alto Adige, Italy where Matthias Messner, Managing Director, of Cantina Bozen awaited a group of wine journalists in order to introduce then taste four red wines (sent as samples). After his warm welcome, one of the first statements he made was that Alto Adige, the most northern region in Italy bordering Austria and Switzerland, is a “land of contrast” due to the mix of languages and foods reflecting both Italian and German cultures.

    By Cindy Rynning · 0

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Psagot Winery's Timeless Tribute to Tradition

    By Cindy Rynning|Grape ExperiencesWith the religious holiday of Passover beginning April 12 and lasting until April 20, why not pay homage to this special celebration with wines from Psagot Winery? Having received three certified kosher wines (as samples) from this award winning winery in Binyamin, Israel, I appreciated each sip as I researched its story. Found in the Jerusalem Mountain Vineyards close to the historic city of Jerusalem, Psagot Winery has been making wines for more than 21 years.

    By Cindy Rynning · 0

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • “Great Wine is an Art” at Cantina Bozen in Alto Adige

    By Cindy Rynning|Grape ExperiencesIn early March, I traveled virtually to Alto Adige, Italy where Matthias Messner, Managing Director, of Cantina Bozen awaited a group of wine journalists in order to introduce then taste four red wines (sent as samples). After his warm welcome, one of the first statements he made was that Alto Adige, the most northern region in Italy bordering Austria and Switzerland, is a “land of contrast” due to the mix of languages and foods reflecting both Italian and German cultures.

    By Cindy Rynning · 0

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Paso Robles, United States