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Hi! I'm Michelle and I help with European travel plans focusing on food and wine. Let's travel! So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Explore.

Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Dream. Discover.
~ Mark Twain

31/03/2025

Wandering old cobblestone streets is one of my favorite things.

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25/03/2025

Having a car gives you the chance for quick detours when you see something interesting.

📍Melk Abbey

21/02/2025

Cheese! 😁

One of the greatest joys of travel is tasting local food. And I can never pass up a cheese market.

Here's a quick tip about pairing wine and cheese (or any other food, really): "If it grows together, it goes together."
Look for wines from the same region as the cheese, and you'll likely have a good pairing.

18/02/2025

🚗 Car vs. Train🚆: Which Is Right for Your European Adventure?

Planning your dream European trip and stuck deciding between the open road or the scenic rails? Here’s a quick breakdown to help you choose:

🚗 *Pros* of Renting a Car:

・Ultimate flexibility: Stop at that hidden vineyard or tiny village café.
・Perfect for rural areas where public transport is sparse.
・More space for souvenirs (hello, wine cases).

🚗 *Cons* of Renting a Car:

・Driving in unfamiliar countries can be stressful (looking at you, Italy). And I recommend -never- driving in major cities.
・Parking fees and tolls can add up quickly.
・Forget about indulging in local wine unless you have a designated driver.

🚆 *Pros* of Traveling by Train:

・Stress-free: Sit back, sip your wine, and enjoy the view.
・Super-efficient, especially between major cities.
・Environmentally friendly and often faster than driving.

🚆 Cons of Traveling by Train:

・Less flexibility to explore off-the-beaten-path locations.
・Lack of luggage space can be a hassle.
・Local transit might still be required for smaller towns.

The verdict? Choose based on your itinerary! City-hopping? Go train. Chasing countryside charm? Rent a car.

Which do you prefer—road trip vibes or effortless train travel? Comment and let me know.👇

Need help choosing which is right for you? Book a 1:1 consultation, and we'll go over your unique situation and travel plans.

13/02/2025

I usually recommend skipping peak tourist seasons, but some experiences are worth the crowds—Carnival in Venice is one of them. This centuries-old tradition began in the 12th century when Venetians donned masks to embrace uninhibited freedom.

Venice during Carnival feels like a fantasy, and the city transforms into one giant celebration. People are dressed in intricate brocade and gilded masks, and the fog rolls over the canals, giving the city a haunting, other-worldly feeling.

Wander and find hidden palazzo parties and back canal soirées, and don't skip booking an authentic masquerade ball.

Comment VENICE for a one-on-one conversation, and you can get some tips to make your trip amazing!

10/02/2025

It might be cold AF in February, but having Burgundy's cellars practically to yourself? Worth it. The world-class wine helps, too.

Dreaming about a France wine trip? Consider winter with no tourist crowds, no rushed pourings, just honest conversations about wine with people who live and breathe it. This is how you really learn what makes Burgundy tick.

DM me if you want the real deal. (Or hit the link in bio)

07/02/2025

When's the best time to visit Germany for a wine trip?

Fall in Germany isn’t about pumpkin spice. It’s about neuwein and Zwiebelkuchen.

Neuwein is wine at its most raw and exciting—still fermenting, low in alcohol, and slightly fizzy. Refreshingly crisp, it’s the perfect partner to Zwiebelkuchen, a savory, caramelized onion tart that locals treat like a fall ritual.

Fall is the season when Germany’s wine villages come alive with golden vineyards, cozy taverns, and flavors that celebrate the harvest.

Ready to toast the season like a local? Start planning for early to mid-September.

04/02/2025

Tuesday Travel Tip: Where to stay for a Germany wine trip --

There are so many charming places in Germany along the Rhine and Mosel Rivers that would make a great home base for your wine trip. One of those quaint, charming places is Bacharach on the Rhine River.

There's not much nightlife in Bacharach, but enjoying a bottle of local Riesling is really all the nightlife I need.

03/02/2025

Nestled on the French-German border, Strasbourg is a city that feels like stepping into a storybook. Think half-timbered houses, winding canals, and the scent of freshly baked kougelhopf wafting through cobblestone streets.

But Strasbourg isn’t just pretty—it’s the epicenter of Alsace’s wine region, famed for its crisp, aromatic whites like Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer. Pair your glass with a plate of choucroute garnie or flammkuchen (what the Alsatians call a tarte flambée), and you'll have the perfect traditional Alsace meal.

You can't miss the towering Gothic masterpiece that is the Strasbourg Cathedral -- literally, you can't miss it because it's at the center of the town. Or take a leisurely stroll through La Petite France, a historic quarter that feels like time stood still.

✨ Ready to explore Strasbourg and sip your way through Alsace? Book a 1:1 consultation, and let’s craft your perfect itinerary.

31/01/2025

So many travelers tell me, “I want an authentic experience.” And honestly, who doesn’t?

But here’s the thing—those hidden gems, the ones where you meet the artisan shaping a centuries-old craft or stumble into a tiny wine bar that feels like it’s there just for you, don’t exist in the tourist zones.

Authenticity happens when you step off the beaten path and let the destination unfold naturally. Wander aimlessly, pause to chat with locals, and follow the scent of something incredible wafting from an unmarked café.

When you cram your itinerary with ‘must-do’ checkboxes, you leave no room for spontaneity—the joyful part of travel. The best moments aren’t planned; They’re discovered.

✨ Ready to design a trip where you can experience these authentic moments? Book a 1:1 consultation today!

29/01/2025

Let’s bust a myth: Not all Rieslings are sweet! ✨

Sure, Riesling can deliver luscious, honeyed dessert wines —but this grape offers a wide range of styles. From bone-dry ("Trocken") German bottles to zippy, citrus-packed Alsatian options, Riesling has a spectrum as diverse as Europe itself.

Imagine pairing a dry Riesling with fresh oysters or grilled seafood, or try an off-dry or semi-sweet with spicy Thai or
Szechuan dishes. Trust me, the hint of sweetness is balanced by Riesling's acidity and pairs beautifully with the spicy food. Sweet Rieslings? They're perfect with blue cheese or as a decadent after-dinner sip.

The next time someone turns down Riesling and says, “I don’t like sweet wines,” hand them a glass of *dry* Riesling and watch their jaw drop.

✨ It’s one thing to taste it at home, but it’s a whole other wonderful thing to taste it where it’s made. Let’s start planning your Germany wine trip—book a 1:1 consultation today!

What’s your favorite way to enjoy Riesling—dry, sweet, or somewhere in between?

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