Discovering Slovenian Wine and the People Who Produce It

Is there such a thing as too much Slovenian wine? Not if it connects you to the people.

As much as I love cruising, cruise travel can make it difficult to break through the barriers that separate us from the people of a port city. We disembark (that’s a rather cold word, don’t you think?), we wander a bit, we perch up high above the streets in our air conditioned tour buses, we shop, and then we leave, photos and trinkets our only reminders of the place that once occupied our “must see” list.

That was the moment when we should have realized that our tour guide would be more than a guide-he would be the connection that made Slovenia a real place for us, not just a destination we would write about.

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