Coastal Wine Trail Staff 
Maryland has some of the most breathtaking scenery in the United States and is acclaimed for its gorgeous forested mountains, delectable seafood (particularly the blue crab!), and a historic trading port called Baltimore. Although the state is mostly known for agriculture, its viticulture is growing quickly and has greatly improved over the last few years. … Read more
One of the most expensive wines ever sold at an auction in 2010 was the 1947 French Cheval Blanc. The price? A whopping $304,375! What makes a 67-year old bottle of vino so expensive? Then again, how about the famous Screaming Eagle Cabernet sold at a princely sum of $500,000? And, this six liter bottle … Read more
Nantucket is a tiny island in the state of Massachusetts and is about 30 miles away from Cape Cod. As a small island, it has an entirely different vibe from what you would expect to get when in Massachusetts. Unlike Boston, the capital of the state, Nantucket allows visitors to experience a more traditional stay. … Read more
Cambria is a quaint seaside village in San Luis Obispo County and is home to a number of top-notch wineries. Its quiet, tranquil atmosphere and sandy beaches make for a memorable and peaceful retreat, even more so when sipping on the delicious wine it has to offer. Looking for some fantastic wineries to visit in … Read more
Connecticut is perhaps most well known for being the home to Yale University, but it’s also famed for its gorgeous fall scenery and its huge range of attractions and activities, the latter of which includes dozens of wineries. There are over 40 wineries and vineyards across the region, so there’s no shortage of delicious wine … Read more
Lamb is such a full-flavored, gamey, fatty, and robust red meat that guarantees a burst of flavor with every mouthful. But it can also be soft and delicate, and what you pair it with can make or break the meal. This means that pairing the perfect wine with lamb is an important – and often … Read more
Anderson Valley is one of the most lesser-known AVAs in California, but its stunning scenery and remarkable wines make it truly an underlooked gem. The region produces some of the finest sparkling wines and Pinot Noir you’ll find in the United States, so if you have a soft spot for these types of wines, you … Read more
Amador County is well-known for its gold rush history, but it’s also home to over 40 wineries. Its wine industry began in the 1850s, with a large portion of grapevines in the region dating back to that time. Situated about 45 miles southeast of Sacramento, this area once well-known as a gold rush region has … Read more
Utah is a newcomer to wine production, so it’s not a hugely well-known wine region. However, top-notch wineries are starting to pop up, creating some stellar varietals like Seyval Blanc and Riesling, making it well worth a visit if you’re wine fanatic. Thinking of visiting Utah with friends or family? Here are the 4 best … Read more
Columbia Valley is one of the largest wine regions in the United States and is known for its beautiful scenery and excellent outdoor activities like golfing, fishing, hiking, and even skiing. Its main attraction, however, is its varied selection of world-class wineries, many of which produce some of the most delicious white and red wines … Read more