The Cultural side of our Pinot Noir

For those that identify with this variety, we’ll share some ideas for your next vacation, activities to do in spring, and appsthat will inspire you.

Just like we described in our blog Pinot Noir: Elegant and silky, this wine has a captivating personality. It’s characterized by its interest in culture: theater, jazz concerts, photography exhibitions, book launches, and hidden bars. Despite the fact that it prefers rainy days spent by a fireplace, spring is its favorite season. This is the time of year to explore new outdoor dining options, music festivals, or weekend escapes to cities like Valparaíso.

But if we’re talking about longer trips, certainly cities with beautiful architecture will charm you, like Prague. The Czech Republic’s capital is like a fairytale brought to life. Just wandering its cobblestone streets will lead you to ancient parks and gardens, exclusive cafes, castles, medieval bridges, and hot shops. It’s full of history, having survived the horrors of WWII and the Russian occupation, and it was the capital of the Bohemian kingdom and Czechoslovakia.

Another perfect city to explore would be Budapest. It was chosen the Best place in Europe 2019, by European Best Destinations. Here, classic activities include nighttime sailing down the Danube river, thermal baths, and the spectacular views from the Buda Castle. And you can now add to that the explosion of design, culture, and fashion.

Havana would also be an excellent option for this personality. The Cuban capital looks like a city frozen in time, but full of contrasts: colonial buildings, narrow streets, happy music, and class cars. Probably the best area is Habana Vieja, declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 1982, famous for its plazas, monuments, churches, forts (some of which protected the city from pirates), and the colorful buildings from the golden era of its colonial period.

And since our Reserva Pinot Noir Orgánico is also studious and enjoys reading, they’d probably like platforms like Medium, allowing you to read and publish content simply and quickly. Today in History is an app that functions like an ephemeris and calendar. It shows different events, anniversaries, and celebrations for each day. And to keep informed, Flipboard is a service that brings together news, popular articles, and conversations about different themes and interests.

Conclusion

Do you think these destinations and apps sound right for you? Then you would probably enjoy our Reserva Pinot Noir Orgánico. Learn more about the different personalities of Veramonte’s varieties in our blog.