Tasting Wine in an Underground Cave
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this extraordinary once-in-a-lifetime transformational experience that marries the famous local coterone wine with a very unusual and very unique local activity
the natural cellar of the irish canyon it's our wine eating place all the winemakers of the little village of san martin dardesh the village next to the cave decided to eat some wine one of their models in the cave
it's a doubly unique wine tasting the wine is aged in the cave so it tastes differently because the carbon dioxide and also in the cave in the dark we can't see anything we're focusing on our nose and our mouth
well worth the hundreds of steps climbing back up to the surface and giving us a one of a kind story to tell about our own river crews
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Does wine taste better in the dark? In a cave? Lynn Elmhirst finds out during a @AvalonWaterways river cruise on the Rhone River in the south of France, in a new twist on river cruise shore excursions, active travel, and wine tasting!