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Azores specialist reports rise in wine and gin aficionados seeking new experiences

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AN independent travel specialist, which creates bespoke holidays to the Portuguese speaking islands of the Atlantic (Azores, Madeira, Cape Verde and Sao Tome) says that a surge in awareness of the region’s wines and gins is attracting a new crowd of food and drink tourists.

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