The main wine regions of California are the North Coast, the Central Coast, the Inland Valleys, the Sierra Foothills and Southern California. Each of there regions offers at its scale a diversity of wine regions, AVAs (American Viticultural Areas) and vineyards.

The geographic origins of California winegrapes are identified either by political boundaries, such as county names, or by federally-recognized growing regions, called American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). For a wine to carry an AVA on its label, at least 85% of the grapes must be grown in that AVA; for county names that number is 75%. Wine with

2021年4月8日 · This simple California Wine Country map will introduce and orient you to the area and, it’s hoped, help you make the most of your Wine Country visit. Front and center on most visitors’ to do list are the area’s wineries, but we encourage you to also think of the entire countryside — the roads in between the various towns and their local ...

2022年4月5日 · Heading to California and looking to drink some wine? There are numerous wine regions and subregions within California, each one offering a diverse landscape and style of wine. Depending on what part of the sunshine state you are planning to visit, a helpful map will help guide your journey.

This distinctive, beautiful, California Wine Regions Map features the golden state’s appellations and sub-appellations. These American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) are multi-faceted, varietal-rich and worthy of further discovery. Full color map includes: • 3 Inset Maps: Napa Valley, Sonoma County and Paso Robles Wine Country

Plan your wine country vacation to Napa Valley and Sonoma County with our easy-to-use winery maps. Our recently updated Napa Valley Winery Map will help you locate which Napa Valley wineries welcome walk-ins for tastings and which winereis require advance reservations.

The geographic origins of California winegrapes are identified either by political boundaries, such as county names, or by federally-recognized growing regions, called American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). For a wine to carry an AVA on its label, at least 85% of the grapes must be grown in that AVA; for county names that number is 75%. Wine with

The geographic origins of California winegrapes are identified either by political boundaries, such as county names, or by federally-recognized growing regions, called American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). For a wine to carry an AVA on its label, at least 85% of the grapes must be grown in that AVA; for county names that number is 75%. Wine with

Our distinctive, beautiful, and accurate California Wine Regions Map features the golden state’s numerous appellations and sub-appellations. These American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) are multi-faceted, varietal-rich and worthy of further discovery.

California is home to some of the best wine regions in the world. Using data from UC Davis’ DataLab, the map displays the state’s diverse geography and climate, which allows for a wide variety of grapes to be grown, leading to many different types of wine.