Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index A list of regions where wine grapes are grown and wine is made from them. Wine grapes almost exclusively grow between the 30th and the 50th degree of latitude, on both the Northern and Southern hemisphere. In 2002, the five largest producers of wine in the world were France, Italy, Spain, United States, and Australia. Table of contents 1 Africa 1.1 South Africa 2 Americas 2.2 Argentina 2.3 Canada 2.4 United States 2.5 Mexico 3 Asia Pacific 3.6 Australia 3.7 New Zealand 4 Central/Western Asia 4.8 Republic of Georgia 4.9 Turkey 5 Europe 5.10 Austria 5.11 Bulgaria 5.12 Cyprus 5.13 Czech Republic 5.14 France 5.15 Germany 5.16 Greece 5.17 Hungary 5.18 Italy 5.19 Poland 5.20 Portugal 5.21 Romania 5.22 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 5.23 Slovakia 5.24 Spain 5.25 Switzerland Africa South Africa Stellenbosch Paarl Durbanville Breede River Valley Little Karoo Orange River Valley Americas Argentina Mendoza Province Canada Niagara Region, Ontario Nova Scotia vineyards Fraser Valley, British Columbia Okanagan Valley, British Columbia Similkameen Valley, British Columbia Vancouver Island, British Columbia Quebec vineyards United States A complete listing of federally-defined wine regions, called American Viticulture Areas, is available here. Arizona Sonoita California Central Coast/Monterey Mendocino County Napa Valley Sonoma Valley Michigan Lelenau Peninsula Old Mission Peninsula Lake Michigan Shore New York Eastern Long Island, New York State Finger Lakes, New York State Lake Erie Region, New York State Oregon Applegate Valley Rogue Valley Umpqua Valley Willamette Valley Pacific Northwest Columbia Valley (Oregon and Washington) Walla Walla Valley (Oregon and Washington) Washington Puget Sound Red Mountain Yakima Valley Mexico Baja California - Cabernets are known to be produced. Asia Pacific Australia Hunter Valley Yarra Valley Rutherglen Coonawarra Margaret River Mornington Peninsula Barossa Valley Clare Valley Macedon Ranges McClaren Vale Padthaway Great Western (Australian wine) Riverland of SA New Zealand Auckland Bay of Plenty Canterbury Waipara Central Otago Hawke's Bay Gisborne Marlborough Nelson Northland Waikato Wairarapa Martinborough Central/Western Asia Republic of Georgia Georgian vineyards Turkey Turkish vineyards Europe Austria Burgenland Lower Austria Styria Vienna (Details about Austria's wine growing regions) Bulgaria Stara Planina Cyprus Commandaria Czech Republic Moravia France Alsace Beaujolais Bordeaux Burgundy (Bourgogne) Champagne, France Cognac Languedoc Loire Lorraine Rhône Germany Ahr Elbe Franconia Kaiserstuhl Main Mosel Neckar Palatinate Rhine Ruwer Saale-Unstrut (Saxony-Anhalt) Saar Greece Aegean islands Crete Limnos Paros Rhodes Samos Santorini Central Greece Attica Epirus Zitsa Thessaly Rapsani Ankhialos Ionian Islands Kefalonia Macedonia Amyntaion Goumenissa Naoussa Peloponnesus Mantinia Nemea Patras (More detailed information on Greece's wine regions) Hungary Balaton Tokayi Italy Tuscany Chianti Scansano Montalcino Parrina Pitigliano Valdinievole Colli Apuani Bolgheri Val di Chiana Colli Etruria Centrale Elba Montescudaio Colline Lucchesi Val di Cornia San Gimignano Valle di Arbia Piedmont Asti Alba Monferrato Barolo Acqui Colli Tortonesi Ovada Langhe Gattinara Gavi Veneto Bardolino Custoza Colli Euganei Conegliano Veneto Valdobbiaddene Soave Amarone Liguria Cinque Terre Sardinia Monti Nuragus Cagliari Ogliastra Umbria Orvieto Torgiano Marche Conero Piceno Castelli di Jesi Lombardia Franciacorta Oltrepo Pavese Sicily Pantelleria Etna Noto Poland Warca, near Warsaw Zielona Gora Portugal Alentejo Dão Douro Madeira Vinho Verde Romania Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Tikves Skopsko vinogorje Slovakia Maly Karpaty Spain Rioja Jerez Switzerland Valais Vaud Ticino Zürich This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.