Cliff Collins

Prepare For Your Wine Tour In This Way

Thinking of going on a relaxing, beautiful wine tour along with your close group of friends? Nothing can beat a weekend exploring a wine region or a country, tasting mouth-watering, perfect wine flavors. If you are someone who likes things organized and who always wants to make the most out of any exciting trip, then ensure to do some basic planning before heading out for one of the most memorable Barossa wine tours!

Continue reading if you want to prepare in the best way for your wine tour adventure and if you want to know what to bring to your trip.

What all you should pack for your wine tour?

Going on a wine tour, you will of course be tasting some great wine, and for this, your outfit should be simple, light, and casual, nothing too shiny. A relaxing and comfortable low-maintenance outfit won't present any issues to your wine-tasting experience. As you will also be walking in vineyards, be careful with your clothing and shoes. Go for simple flowy skirt-tops or jeans-tops, opt for the dark-colored dresses, add your favorite shades and comfortable sneakers.

What you should and should not be eating before the wine tour

It is true that most wineries will offer you tasty snacks, appetizers, and sometimes, sweets and savories too, to go with their wine variety but never expect any sort of full meal. Make sure that you have something solid before you head out for the trip, so that you don't feel uneasy later or worse, go mad with hunger, ruining all of it. However, eat something plain and not anything heavy. Moreover, be careful not to overwhelm your taste buds by having any sort of seasoned or spicy food.

Some extra wine tour preparation tips

• Always do some basic research on the place or region you are visiting and plan some additional activities. Mark a few restaurants.

• See to it that you are hydrated enough. Drink plenty of water before going out. Carry an extra little bottle in your bag.

• Go for a light chapstick and avoid any sort of heavy lipstick.

• Don't go for heavy drinking before your wine tour.

• Avoid carrying any sort of strong smell with you, i.e no intoxicating cologne or perfume.

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I'm Cliff Collins, providing info about the wine tours in Adelaide for frequent travelers.