
Meet The Founders, Tom and Tiffany
Travel, food, and wine are our passions
Tom and Tiffany met in Tom’s wine shop almost two decades ago. They’ve traveled around the world satisfying their taste buds from street food to the World’s Best Restaurants. With over 40+ years of experience, they know the best wines and love showing you the subtle difference of what makes a dining experience and wine memorable. Get to know each of them more in-depth in their bios below.
A talented team
Meet Tom and Tiffany
Meet Tom, the Wine Expert
Food was my first love. I spent most of the eighties working in restaurants, front and back of house. I quickly learned that working 90 hours a week on my feet in 180F kitchens was going to make for a short career. After being part of the opening crew at the first wine bar in Orlando and also Tampa I pivoted to the wine business….
Through the 1990’s I was a regional marketing and sales manager for wineries (supplier rep.). I built brands like R.H. Phillips, Hogue Cellars, Seghesio and Rosemount Estates before tackling a large European portfolio from Remy Amerique. I closed the 90’s as a regional manager for Seghesio (Healdsburg-Sonoma) covering sixteen states and 26 wholesalers. After a decade of flying 140 segments a year and spending 240 days a year away from home I was ready for a bit more stability in my life. Even though I still identify as a supplier…
A month before the end of the century I got into retail wine using everything I had learned traveling the country selling wine to retailers and restaurants. I would spend the next twenty years (almost to the day) in retail walking away at the end of 2019 to open a winery tourism business with my wife Tiffany in Queretaro and Guanajuato (High elevation/Central) Mexico. Six years into the tour business and we are branching out into Europe using many of the contacts I made working for European producers and selling their wines over the decades. I’m closing in on 40 years selling wine and I am not slowing down.
Meet Tiffany, the Travel Expert
Travel has always been my way of life. Growing up as a military brat, it was “normal” for me and my family to move every 3-4 years. I continued that trend as an adult, both in the United States and internationally. I’ve worked in the hospitality industry from opening theme parks to directing logistics for conferences and wine tours. My wine expertise started as a wine rep for a new distributor in the Orlando area. Later, I was a project manager for Rioja Wines North America, handling trade show logistics and creating travel itineraries for VIP officials and guests.
Europe feels like “home” to me, and I love wandering the crooked streets, finding that perfect little cafe or wine bar tucked away where only locals go. I’m always ready to try new things and new places. I share Tom’s passion for food and wine, but I also enjoy the little things like people watching with a a gelato, or taking photos of storks in their nests around Spain.
We created our tours based on what we would like from a tour company. We want to venture out to see the landscape, mingle with the locals at markets, gain a deeper understanding of the products of the region, and also have time on our own to do and eat what we want. We hope you feel the same and join us on our adventures around Europe.


Why Have We Chosen These Regions For Our Trips?
We prefer fruit-forward, medium-bodied wines, and the regions we have selected are renowned for their specialties: Tempranillo (Spain), Grenache (France), and Barbera/Dolcetto (Italy). These regions are sorely underrepresented in the wine tourism industry. Yes, you could take a day trip, but we are diving deep into these wine regions, so you can understand how the climate and terroir affect the grapes, why the winemakers use certain techniques, and how the food, wine, and culture are intertwined.
These regions also offer great value, which is something sorely missing in wine these days. You might say Barolo isn’t cheap but $50 for D.O.C.G. Barolo (normale) is a lot better than $75 for a middling bottle of Champagne. Lastly, these three regions are all places we are considering for living in Europe with a first purchase likely coming in 2027. Anyone can drive you around Tuscany or Bordeaux. Our tours involve less driving and more time learning about the region, the excellent growers and the historic villages that crown the hills of the region.
2026 Holidays and Truffles in Piedmont, Italy

Dates: November 9-16, 2026 and November 16-23, 2026
Experience the wineries and historical villages of Piedmont, Italy, during the International White Truffle Fair and Asti Christmas Market season! This adventure is only available for two weeks in 2026! Make your reservation today!

















