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South Africa South Africa is not just about safaris and shark diving; they also produce incredible wines, especially in the Stellenbosch and Paarl wine regions, positioned along the beautiful Cape Town coastline. South African vineyards most often grow chenin blanc, a versatile white grape that produces as a dry, sweet, or sparkling wine, and pinotage, South Africa’s signature red varietal. Try a sparkling wine from Graham Beck or a pinotage from Kanonkop or L’Avenir Provenance—you’ll almost be able to smell the salty coastal air with each sip.   Portugal Portugal’s Douro Valley is famous for its breathtaking terraced vineyards framing the Douro River, making for some of the most stunning and memorable views in the world. The Douro is best known for producing port, a sweet fortified wine (meaning it’s a blend of wine and brandy). In recent years, the Douro’s red wines, most often produced using Portugal’s flagship red grape, Touriga Naci

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