6 of the most remote wineries in the world

Plus, the best cities for coffee lovers [View this email in your browser]( Hi all, Tahiti, Bali, and a village near Shangri-La City are far from what is typically considered wine country. That hasn’t stopped innovative producers from planting vineyards and making wines with a true sense of place, though. We rounded up [six of the most remote wineries]( in the world, from equatorial islands to the base of mountains. Elsewhere, a new ranking named Seattle the best city for coffee lovers in the United States. That might not be a shocker for serious coffee drinkers, but [which cities make up the rest of the top five]( (and which were left off) could turn some heads. In parts of the US, the slight chill of autumn is here, and the leaves are changing. Assistant Food and Drink Editor Elisabeth Sherman spoke with Anna Saxelby, owner and head cheesemonger at Saxelby Cheesemongers in New York City, about [how to make the perfect seasonal cheese plate]( with cheeses from Vermont, California, and elsewhere. Stay well, Nickolaus Hines, food and drink editor WINE [6 of the most remote wineries in the world]( [The need to escape from the monotony of daily life these days is all too real. And when travel is safe again, you might feel the desire to get as far away as possible, perhaps with a drink in hand. These wineries and regions are as far from what’s generally thought of as “wine country” as you can get. Sometimes that means a winery on a tropical island; other times it means vineyards in the mountains. The only word that is applicable to all of these wineries is remote.]( [DISCOVER REMOTE WINERIES]( LATEST ARTICLES COFFEE + TEA [The 5 best US cities for coffee lovers]( FOOD + DRINK [How to build the most delicious cheese plate for fall]( NEWS [Château Boswell, Calistoga Ranch, and other Napa Valley properties destroyed by wildfires]( NEWS [CDC issues official advice on how to celebrate Halloween this year]( NEWS [Qantas is selling fully-stocked bar carts so you can drown your 2020 sorrows in airplane wine]( WILD TODDLER CHRONICLES [EP 1: Motivations]( Like most travelers, Brian and Pamela wondered about how having a child would change their lifestyles. Before their daughter Kaiya was born, they’d taken international backpacking trips through Southeast Asia, Central America, India, and Nepal. Now, with two-year-old Kaiya in tow, they hit the road again, vowing to raise her “with a love of wild mountain air.” [WATCH THE FILM]( FOLLOW US AND FIND YOUR NEXT #TRAVELSTOKE [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( Copyright © 2020 Matador Network, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website. Our mailing address is: Matador Network PO Box 7775 #40021San Francisco, CA 94120 [Add us to your address book]( Need to change something? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from our newsletter](. We'll be here when you need us!