Wine lovers like us, who are always planning our next trip to the next wine region, know very well that our hotel will probably be one of the largest expenses we'll have to make during our wine holiday. This is why we've enlisted the hottest new startup, TripRebel to tell us how we can book our hotel smartly, save money, and therefore have a bigger budget for wine when we get there.

How to find the best price on your next flight to the next wine destination

Wine lovers like us are always planning our next trip to discover the next wine region.

• Top Wine Regions in Europe
• Discovering Wine in European Cities Least Expected

The dream of walking through vineyards, exploring winery cellars, and meeting the winemakers burns strong inside of us. We recently explored some tips on how to minimize baggage fees so we can fly back with wine purchased in the wine region we visit. Now our friends at fix.com are giving us some advice on how to save on the airfare itself. Although passengers cannot control airfare costs, there are tried and true ways to better your odds for scoring that low fare: 

Recently we've had more and more questions from travellers visiting Scotland and Ireland wanting to clarify how much whisky they can bring back to the US, or another country. The same goes for other higher alcohol spirits, such as cognac or armagnac, which travellers want to bring back from Europe.

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Wine Travel 2016: Still Making Plans? We’ve got some ideas for you.

If you joined us for The Great Piedmont Wine Giveaway earlier this year, you may remember answer some questions about your Wine Travel 2016 plans. We want to know where everyone is going. Yes, the obvious reason is that we want to make sure you have access wine travel products to get your prize bottles home. But, admittedly, we were also just curious what vineyards were calling.