Luxury Wine & Culinary Journeys Across Europe
Wine and cuisine offer one of the most authentic ways to discover a destination.
They reveal the traditions, landscapes and craftsmanship that define each region.
From the vineyards of Tuscany and Burgundy to the vibrant culinary culture of Spain and Portugal, these journeys connect travelers with the people and places that shape Europe’s culinary heritage.
Expect experiences that go far beyond restaurant reservations, including private tastings with winemakers, cooking with chefs and unforgettable meals shared in remarkable places.


Tuscany & Piedmont
Golden hills lined with cypress trees, medieval villages rising above vineyards and long lunches that stretch into the afternoon.
Tuscany embodies the romance of Italian wine culture.
Further north, Piedmont offers a more refined and intimate landscape where the legendary wines of Barolo and Barbaresco meet truffle forests, elegant restaurants and a deep devotion to gastronomy.

Rioja, Ribera & Basque Country
Spain´s wine regions combine heritage and innovation in remarkable ways.
In Rioja, centuries-old bodegas sit alongside striking modern wineries, while Ribera del Duero’s dramatic landscapes produce some of the country’s most celebrated wines.
Nearby, the Basque Country offers one of Europe’s most vibrant culinary scenes, where pintxos bars and Michelin-starred restaurants define the rhythm of everyday life.

Champagne, Burgundy & Provence
France’s regions remain the heart of global Champagne & wine culture.
In Champagne, vineyards stretch above historic chalk cellars where the world’s most iconic sparkling wines are crafted.
Burgundy offers a more intimate landscape of stone villages and legendary vineyards, while Provence blends Mediterranean light, fragrant markets and rosé vineyards into a lifestyle defined by elegance and simplicity.

Douro Valley & Alentejo
Carved into steep hills above the Douro River, one of Europe’s most dramatic vineyard landscapes unfolds in terraces that have produced wine for centuries.
Historic quintas overlook the valley, offering breathtaking views and remarkable wines.
Further south, Alentejo reveals a quieter countryside of cork forests, golden plains and welcoming estates where wine and cuisine reflect Portugal’s warm and generous spirit.

Florence • Chianti • Montalcino
Few places in the world combine beauty, gastronomy and wine as effortlessly as Tuscany.
This journey explores the celebrated vineyards of Chianti and Montalcino alongside the culinary traditions that define the region.
Highlights
Brunello tastings in historic estates
Cooking classes with local chefs
Vineyard dinners at sunset
Stays in elegant countryside villas

Rioja • Ribera del Duero •
San Sebastián
Spain offers one of Europe’s most exciting culinary landscapes, where centuries-old wine traditions meet vibrant gastronomy.
Highlights
Private winery tastings
Architectural wineries of Rioja
Vineyard lunches in Ribera del Duero
Michelin dining in San Sebastián

Loire • Champagne • Burgundy
A refined exploration of two of the world’s most prestigious wine regions, where historic villages and exceptional wines create an unforgettable journey.
Highlights
Private Champagne cellar visits
Grand Cru tastings in Burgundy
Michelin-starred dining
Charming wine villages and vineyard landscapes

Porto • Douro Valley
One of Europe’s most breathtaking vineyard landscapes unfolds along the Douro River.
Highlights
Tastings in historic quintas
River journeys along the Douro
Vineyard lunches overlooking the valley
Stays in elegant wine estates
Each journey is enhanced by exceptional experiences designed to reveal the culture of the destination.
These may include:
• Harvest experiences during vendimia
• Private cellar tastings
• Truffle hunting in Piedmont
• Cooking classes with regional chefs
• Market visits and culinary tours
• Vineyard dinners at sunset
These journeys are ideal for travelers who appreciate:
• Exceptional wine and cuisine
• Cultural discovery
• Authentic experiences with local producers
• Beautiful landscapes and historic villages
• Travel that balances luxury with meaning
Every itinerary is entirely personalized and thoughtfully curated.
Growing up in Spain’s Ribera del Duero wine region shaped a deep appreciation for the traditions of wine, gastronomy and shared meals.
Later, living in France’s Loire Valley further deepened this connection, experiencing daily life shaped by vineyards, local markets and the quiet rituals that surround food and wine.
Through LYS Collective, these journeys invite travelers to experience Europe through those same traditions: vineyard landscapes, market mornings, kitchens filled with regional flavors and the conversations that unfold naturally around the table.