Tasting the terroir of Concha y Toro’s iconic wines
The secret to the taste and texture of Concha y Toro wines is in the terroir of the winery terraces. Sarah Gordon explores.
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MY MOST RECENT
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EDITORIAL PIECES
Telling stories is what I do. After 15 years in the industry, I still love writing editorial articles when I visit a new place, try an incredible wine or enjoy a unique experience. Here are some of my most recent musings about the places, people and things that inspire me.
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As a freelance travel journalist, I have travelled the world. I am based between London and Valencia so am particularly focused on Spain and the Balearics. I also cover many destinations across the Mediterranean and Latin America. With a WSET Level 2 certification, I also write about wines and have been published by Concha y Toro, Wine Spectator and more.
MY FAVOURITES
Extreme grape growing in the craziest vineyards on Earth
Grapes can grow in the craziest places, from volcanoes and coasts to deserts and urban jungles.
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Finding new life on a road trip along Galicia's Coast of Death
For The Times, I wrote about this ragged stretch of coastline, all swirling waters and dangerous headlands...
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A rail adventure on South America’s first luxury sleeper train
As a Daily Mail travel editor, I was among the first to board the Belmond Andean Explorer…
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A palatial haven in Jerez, Andalusia’s city of sherry
As a Times journalist, I explored the cobbled streets of Jerez, hopping between sherry wineries, the city's new five-star hotel and...
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Polo and a G&T by the pool: only in Sotogrande
A visit to Andalucia’s most exclusive enclave revealed Beverly Hills-style gated communities and a world dubbed ‘Cadizfornia’. Follow my...
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ALL ARTICLES
Wintry dips and woodland spirits in Finland
North Karelia is a criminally overlooked part of the world, perfect for a unique winter getaway…
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The traveller’s guide to the world’s best shopping breaks
From European Christmas markets to US-style malls, I created an exclusive traveller’s guide to shopping breaks around the world for The...
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Discover Santiago, Chile’s cool capital
Chile’s capital, Santiago, is brimming with charming barrios, leafy parks and scenic mountain hikes. I wrote a guide to the city I once...
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La bella vita: unveiling the treasures of Tuscany
The Italian region of Tuscany is a paradise of good food and fine wines with a generous helping of la bella vita…
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From watchmaking to wine: True craftsmanship never dies
Craftsmanship has become obscured in the new age of hyper consumerism, but appreciation for the finer things in life is making a comeback.
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What it takes to craft a classic Chilean carménère
Today’s connoisseurs consider the iconic Concha y Toro wine - Carmin de Peumo among the finest Carmeneres in the world.
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Tasting the terroir of Concha y Toro’s iconic wines
The secret to the taste and texture of Concha y Toro wines is in the terroir of the winery terraces. Sarah Gordon explores.
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Extreme grape growing in the craziest vineyards on Earth
Grapes can grow in the craziest places, from volcanoes and coasts to deserts and urban jungles.
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Unearthing the secrets of Chile’s coastal vineyards
Chile’s rustic coastal vineyards overlooking the Pacific Ocean produce some of the finest wines in the world
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Luxury adventure in ancient Ceylon
Sarah Gordon takes you on three luxury boutique adventures in Sri Lanka’s tea country in an immersive travelogue for Travel Weekly magazine.
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Planes, trains and automobiles across South and Central America
South and Central America are becoming increasingly popular destinations for British tourists. How can you plan the perfect itinerary?
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The best of America’s food and music festivals
America is world-renowned for its incredible food and celebrity-studded festivals…
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Why Baltimore is a food lover’s dream
My piece for the Telegraph travel magazine explores Baltimore’s most exciting and unexpected…
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Why the captivating Mediterranean coast is best for cruises
As a Telegraph travel writer, I invite you on a captivating journey across the stunning Mediterranean coast…
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Why Hilton Head is the USA’s No. 1 Island
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is filled with miles of breathtaking bike and hike trails…
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The secret beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel
I invite Telegraph travel magazine readers to explore Florida’s best-kept travel secret…
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises and luxury for less
The six-star all-inclusive luxury cruise line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises…
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Enjoy an extraordinary trip to the afterlife
Here are my top tips on how to enjoy Mexico’s most talked-about festival, Día de Muertos…
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Finding new life on a road trip along Galicia's Coast of Death
For The Times, I wrote about this ragged stretch of coastline, all swirling waters and dangerous headlands...
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Saga's all-inclusive boutique cruise experience
As part of a Saga campaign with the Telegraph, I wrote about their boutique cruises...
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Discovering the top ten foodie destinations in Ireland
From 18th-century markets visited by the Queen to incredible locally sourced seafood…
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Alternative festivals in the UK
At the MailOnline I covered a whole host of topics, reporting on the latest trends and holiday ideas...
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An intrepid voyage round Cape Horn
During my stint as a freelance Chile travel correspondent, I wrote about this amazing Australis cruise...
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An exciting South Australia wine tourism campaign
This ambitious Mail campaign involved readers voting on artist designs for South Australia's most incredible wineries...
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Exploring the mysteries and traditions of Easter Island
As a Daily Mail journalist, I was honoured to be part of the exclusive club of adventurers…
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An action-packed retreat to Chile's secret island
We stayed in the newly refurbished Tierra Chiloe Hotel…
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A fashion-forward road trip along the US’s Pacific Coast Highway
In partnership with Simon Shopping Destinations, this series of Mail articles showcased US shopping trips...
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A rail adventure on South America’s first luxury sleeper train
As a Daily Mail travel editor, I was among the first to board the Belmond Andean Explorer…
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Food and wine on South Australia’s Epicurean Way
As part of South Australia's foodie campaign with the Mail, I wrote a series of pieces enticing gourmands to explore
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Creating the perfect must-see Japanese itinerary
Writing on behalf of the Japanese tourist board for the Mail, this article looked at how to create the ideal travel itinerary...
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Positioning Greece as the perfect summer destination
I spearheaded the content for this campaign celebrating Jet2holidays’ fantastic Greek hotels...
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Checking in to Oku Ibiza: the island's newest boutique hotel
In my piece for the Times travel section, I enjoyed a lavish stay at Ibiza's new luxury boutique hotel…
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World-class art, authentic tapas and brilliant beaches in Malaga
As a Times travel writer, I call on you to take a trip to the overlooked Andalusian city of Malaga…
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Costa del Sol: my epic hike along the Malaga seashore
The Costa del Sol in Malaga is a luxurious escape where the elite come to enjoy life’s pleasures under the Spanish sun. For this article...
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A palatial haven in Jerez, Andalusia’s city of sherry
As a Times journalist, I explored the cobbled streets of Jerez, hopping between sherry wineries, the city's new five-star hotel and...
51
Polo and a G&T by the pool: only in Sotogrande
A visit to Andalucia’s most exclusive enclave revealed Beverly Hills-style gated communities and a world dubbed ‘Cadizfornia’. Follow my...
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The first Brit back in Benidorm after the Covid pandemic
Reporting from the Costa Blanca beach town that felt more like its 1960s heyday...
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