If you happen to be near a good U.S. newsstand, pick up a copy of the always-excellent Imbibe magazine. In this month’s issue you’ll see an intriguing story title on the cover: Wine Country Bike Tours. Hmmmm, sounds fun, right?
Well, if you don’t want to pick up the pretty print version, you can see my article in online form here: Slow Ride – American Bike Tours on Two Wheels . It gives you the rundown on four bike-friendly wine regions in the U.S., places where you don’t have to be a Spandex-wearing triathlete with bulging calf muscles to pedal from winery to winery. (Though there’s nothing wrong with that…)
If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you may have noticed a theme here. I wrote about Missouri’s wine country on two wheels recently and also wrote about biking through the wine country of Moravia on this blog and in Imbibe . Oh yeah, and biking through Hungary’s wine district . And there was that story about riding a bike to vineyards in Argentina …
What I can say. I’m a lush but I stay in shape.
