It might not have a Machu Picchu or an Iguazu Falls, but Uruguay is my favourite South American country, said Julia Buckley in The Times. A good place to start is Bracco Bosca, 30 miles east of ...

(MENAFN- The Rio Times) Uruguay, known for its fine wines and beautiful scenery, invites wine lovers to a unique journey. The country's geographic advantage has placed it among the top wine-producing ...

In the world’s vast array of esteemed wine regions, and rapidly growing range of enotourism, some might say those looking for the ultimate wine experience are spoilt for choice.And a global vineyard ...

Terraced vines and spindly olive trees form a patchwork quilt over gently rolling hills, which are themselves covered by a maze of powdery dirt roads. Follow one of these bumpy paths far enough and ...

Uruguay is the fourth largest producer of wine in South America and visitors must check out some of the incredible wineries as a matter of course. A budding new wine route features over 15 small ...

Uruguay’s wine industry is experiencing a dynamic transformation driven by a blend of deeply rooted tradition and a fervent spirit of experimentation. Gabriel Pisano was born near a vineyard in the ...

Terraced vines and spindly olive trees form a patchwork quilt over gently rolling hills, which are themselves covered by a maze of powdery dirt roads. Follow one of these bumpy paths far enough and ...