101 wine passports for savings 🤑


Hi Reader,

Missed me in your inbox? Don’t worry, I haven’t given you the ‘ole Irish goodbye.☘️👋

But I did just get back from a fantastic 2-month tour around Europe. Took some time off to soak in the sights, try all the delicious food, and yes, taste plenty of amazing wines.

As much as I love traveling, it feels great to be back. Can’t wait to share all the cool spots and must-try wines I found!🍷

Also, I managed to squeeze in a little research on the road. I know a lot of you have been looking for ways to save on your wine travels.

Well, wine passports are one of my top tips for cutting costs. And I put together a list of 101 of them to help you sip and save at wineries all over North America!

These paid and free passes can score you discounts, freebies, and some pretty sweet prizes.

But hold the Merlot! Before you dive in, here are some inside tips to make sure the passport you pick really pays off:

  1. Check the Wineries: Make sure they’re places you’d actually want to visit.
  2. Keep An Eye on the Dates: Some passports are only good for certain months or days.
  3. Think About Who’s Going: If you’re flying solo, passes that offer 2-for-1 might not be worth it.
  4. Book in Advance: Some wineries might need a heads-up if you’re using a passport.
  5. Tip Your Server: Remember, passports usually don’t cover tips.

Check out the list to find a wine passport for your next adventure!

Cheers,

Laura

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Hi! I'm Laura, your go-to source for all things wine and wanderlust. Whether you're a wine newbie or a seasoned pro, I'm here to help you experience the same joy and education that wine country travel has brought me. From wine travel basics to wine region guides to done-for-you itineraries, I make planning a wine tasting trip simple…and fun!

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