San Andrés is a tiny Caribbean island that technically belongs to Colombia, yet feels more like a traditional English Caribbean island. Home to the unique Raizal people — an Afro-Caribbean, English-centric culture, they now face the slow tide of “Colombianization.” I explore the real San Andrés: the beaches, the food, the Sea of the Seven Colors, and the uneasy dance between Raizal and Colombian.

I return to the west coast of the United States; to California's most prestigious valley to get to know a side of Napa not many see. Behind the vineyards and the prestigious estates, exists the transplants who came to perfect their craft and create a culture where a new home, art and wine coexist.