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Looking for a weekend getaway to celebrate the arrival of spring? There’s no better place to do so than with a glass of rosé in Atlantic City at the DO AC Boardwalk Wine Promenade.

EDGE writer Heather Cassell hops aboard the Big Gay Wine Train for a rollicking good time as the wine flows and LGBT winemakers show off their best vintages from some of California’s most notable vineyards.

Look no further than these simple tips and recommendations for the perfect winter wine pairings.

Twenty-five years ago, the idea that the Commonwealth of Virginia might rival some of the more established wine regions of the United States would have seemed laughable - to most.

Since 2007, Reims has been linked to Paris by a TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse - or high speed train) rail link, which makes the journey from Gare de l’Est in Paris to Reims Station in approximately 45 minutes.

The next time you’re thinking of a week in Paris, think about spending a weekend in nearby Reims, the center of the Champagne region and home to one of the three most beautiful Gothic cathedrals in the world (the other two being Chartres and Amiens).

In a clench of cultures, French wines from the Loire Valley made an appearance at Boston’s Fenway Park mere days before the famous stadium’s centennial. EDGE was there for the wind-up, and the pour, as these wines knocked it out of the park.

Nearly 500 years after wine grapes arrived in the 16th century, Chile has become a wine connoisseur’s destination.

With a backdrop of snow-capped mountains, verdant forests, shimmering lakes, and a dramatic coastline, Chile possesses landscapes of breathtaking beauty, all basking in a climate that’s nearly an amalgam of the wine regions of California and France.

The lightness and spirit of a good white wine together with the rich nose and artfully interacting flavors of a full bodied red. That was the case at this year’s Wines de Provence event in Boston.