|
Se aDream
Yacht Club debuted its wine voyages last year, which turned out to be widely
successful. This year the cruise line plans to launch eight wine voyages. These
cruises will sail the Mediterranean and will be five to nine days long.
SeaDream Yacht Club debuted its wine voyages last year, which turned out to be
widely successful. This year the cruise line plans to launch eight wine voyages.
These cruises will sail the Mediterranean and will be five to nine days long.
Guests will participate in wine tastings, a wine tasting class led by a
recognized wine expert and there will be a tasting with a leading winemaker. The
chef onboard will create a meal that complements the winemaker’s specific
bottles. Additional, more casual, wine tastings will be held throughout the
trip.
“Our extensive 2015 Wine Voyages build on this tradition by pairing legendary
vineyards with expert instructors and winemakers to develop a truly
one-of-a-kind experience on land and sea,” said Bob Lepisto SeaDream Yacht Club
president.
SeaDream’s ships serve different dishes, including a full raw menu. During the
cruise from Rome to Dubrovnik guests will be served wines from the Chianti
region. There will also be smaller tastings from the regions of Sicily, Puglia
and Maduria.
Guy de Rivoire, the international export director of the Bollinger champagne
house, will host the trip from Rome to Malaga, Spain. There will also be a
special tasting menu on this trip, and passengers will visit the 1,500-acre
estate of Château de Berne, Sanary-sur-Mer, the Cavas Recaredo winery. The
estate is located in in Sant Sardurní d’Anoia, Spain.
Below is the complete list wine cruises from SeaDream this year.
Malaga to Monte Carlo Wine Voyage, departing May 1. Eight days including
boutique ports of Ibiza, Valencia, and Palma de Mallorca (Spain).
Monte Carlo round trip Wine Voyage, departing May 9. Seven days including
ports of St. Tropez, Calvi (France), and Portofino.
Monte Carlo round trip Wine Voyage, departing May 16. Five days including
ports of St. Tropez, Portofino and Portovenere (Italy).
Civitavecchia (Rome) to Dubrovnik Wine Voyage, departing August 8. Seven
days including Positano, Sorrento, Crotone and Taormina (Italy)
Dubrovnik to Venice, departing August 29. Seven days calling on Croatian
ports of Piran, Pula, Rab, Sibenik, Hvar and Korcula.
Dubrovnik to Civitavecchia (Rome), departing Sept. 12. Seven days calling
on Kotor (Montenegro), Saranda, Corfu and Paxos (Greece).
Civitavecchia (Rome) round trip, departing Sept. 26. Seven days calling
on Sorrento, Amalfi, Positano, Costa Smeralda (Italy) and Bonifacio (France).
Civitavecchia (Rome) to Malaga, departing Oct. 23. Nine days calling on
Porto Ercole, Portofino, Monte Carlo, Sanary-sur-Mer (France) and Valencia.
|
