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Make your wine list first and then start thinking of what food to serve for dinner.

More unique ideas for offsite meetings include wine dinners at the Willows Inn on Lummi Island. The San Juan Islands retreat is just minutes from Bellingham, Washington.

A Celtic holiday, Mabon is said to be equivalent to the American Thanksgiving Feast.

Madeira fortified wine is well known for its excellence but the island's noble grapes also produce quality dinner wines, increasingly popular with connoisseurs.

The Carson Valley is a wonderful Northern Nevada getaway, and from June 19 through July 5, 2008, it's an extra special place to visit when MAGIKO comes to town.

San Francisco is one of California's most beautiful cities, and a popular city break vacation. There are boutique and luxury hotels, but book ahead to be sure of a room.

Napa is the destination for wine tourism, but serious Oeniphiles are always looking for the next great thing. Look no further than the Okanagan.

The Scottsdale Culinary Festival, the largest festival of its kind in the country runs from April 14 to April 19. This gourmet fest routinely draws over 40,000 people.

From mouth-watering barbeque to education about fine wines, the food and drink-focused festivals in Columbia, Mo. aim to satisfy everyone's tastes.

NewcastleGateshead stages its 2nd food festival showcasing the best of the region's food produce alongside culinary delights from its retailers, restaurants and hotels.

October is National Seafood Month, and every year gulf coast Florida towns from Pensacola to Apalachicola celebrate with fresh seafood and lots of fun activities.

Historic trains offers scenic rides to the high peaks in the Colorado Springs area. Vintage train rides are a family friendly excursion with spectacular scenery.

Best known for their relaxed attitude and Hemingwayan associations, the Florida Keys boast a variety of gastronomic delights to be found in a host of welcoming eateries.