2899 wineries · 184 regions · 11 countries
Where we pour
These are the wine regions My Wine Walk covers today. Tap a place to see its wineries, matched to what you love.
We're deepest in the Pacific Northwest, where we started, and we're adding wineries every week.
Where we started
The Pacific Northwest, in depth
Woodinville to Walla Walla, Yakima to the Willamette. This is home, and it's where we know the most wineries by name.
OregonWillamette Valley402 wineries
WashingtonWoodinville Wine Country118 wineries
WashingtonWalla Walla Valley109 wineries
OregonRogue Valley62 wineries
WashingtonSeattle58 wineries
WashingtonYakima Valley58 wineriesEvery region we cover
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United States
151 regionsFrom the Pacific Northwest, where we started, to Napa cabernet and Finger Lakes riesling.
Washington
- Columbia ValleyCabernet, merlot and riesling in the Cascades' dry rain shadow, where about 99% of Washington's vines grow.28 wineries
- Kitsap & Bainbridge IslandIsland-grown Siegerrebe and Madeleine Angevine, across Puget Sound from Seattle by ferry.9 wineries
- Lake ChelanRiesling, syrah and pinot noir on glacial soils above Lake Chelan in north-central Washington.40 wineries
- LeavenworthRed blends · Cabernet Sauvignon · Leavenworth, Wenatchee27 wineries
- North Sound & IslandsFriday Harbor, Freeland21 wineries
- Olympic PeninsulaA handful of wineries and cideries strung along Highway 101 from Port Townsend to Port Angeles.7 wineries
- Red MountainPowerful cabernet sauvignon from a tiny, hot desert slope above the Yakima River near Benton City.23 wineries
- SeattleTasting rooms in SoDo and around town pour Columbia Valley cabernet and syrah without leaving the city.58 wineries
- South Puget SoundSmall-batch wineries in the South Sound, making wine from Yakima and Columbia Valley grapes.14 wineries
- Southwest WashingtonBoutique wineries in the Lewis River foothills of Clark County, just across the Columbia from Portland.32 wineries
- SpokaneSpokane, Spokane Valley11 wineries
- Walla Walla ValleyCabernet, merlot and syrah in a valley that straddles the Washington–Oregon line below the Blue Mountains.109 wineries
- WashingtonCabernet Sauvignon · Grenache · Kettle Falls, Fruitland9 wineries
- Woodinville Wine CountryMore than 100 tasting rooms pouring eastern Washington wine, 20 miles from Seattle along the Sammamish River Trail.118 wineries
- Yakima ValleyChardonnay, riesling, merlot and cabernet among hop fields, Washington's first AVA, around Prosser and Zillah.58 wineries
Oregon
- Central OregonChardonnay · Pinot Noir · Bend, Terrebonne7 wineries
- Columbia GorgeThe Dalles, Mosier21 wineries
- Eastern OregonPendleton, Baker City5 wineries
- Oregon CoastSeaside, Depoe Bay6 wineries
- PortlandChardonnay · Pinot Noir · Portland, West Linn49 wineries
- Rogue ValleyJacksonville, O'Brien62 wineries
- Umpqua ValleyRoseburg, Elkton25 wineries
- Willamette ValleyPinot noir country: a 150-mile valley between the Coast Range and the Cascades, south of Portland.402 wineries
Arizona
- ScottsdaleGrenache · Red blends · Scottsdale, Willcox5 wineries
- SonoitaCabernet, syrah and sangiovese from high-desert grasslands ringed by mountains, Arizona's first AVA, south of Tucson.8 wineries
- Verde ValleySyrah, viognier and malvasia bianca from vineyards along the Verde River, about 100 miles north of Phoenix.10 wineries
- WillcoxMost of Arizona's wine grapes, from syrah to tempranillo, grow in this high basin below the Chiricahuas.10 wineries
California
- Livermore ValleyLivermore14 wineries
- Los CarnerosSonoma, Napa5 wineries
- Monterey CountyCarmel Valley, Carmel-by-the-Sea4 wineries so far
- Napa ValleyCabernet country: a 30-mile valley between the Mayacamas and Vaca ranges, an hour north of San Francisco.108 wineries
- Paso RoblesCabernet, zinfandel and Rhône blends among oak-dotted hills, midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles.38 wineries
- San Benito CountyHollister2 wineries so far
- San Francisco BayHalf Moon Bay, Berkeley4 wineries so far
- San Luis Obispo CountySan Luis Obispo, Harmony10 wineries
- Santa Barbara CountySolvang, Lompoc30 wineries
- Santa Clara ValleyGilroy, Morgan Hill5 wineries
- Santa Cruz MountainsSoquel, Santa Cruz16 wineries
- Santa Lucia HighlandsPinot noir, chardonnay and syrah on windswept terraces above the Salinas Valley, cooled by Monterey Bay.1 winery so far
- Sonoma CountyHealdsburg, Santa Rosa93 wineries
Colorado
- Boulder & Northern ColoradoNederland, Fort Collins13 wineries
- Colorado Springs & Southern ColoradoColorado Springs, Fountain6 wineries
- Denver MetroSedalia, Denver11 wineries
- Grand MesaCedaredge3 wineries so far
- Grand ValleyCabernet, merlot and syrah among orchards on the Colorado River, between Palisade and Fruita.12 wineries
- Southwest ColoradoDurango, Cortez4 wineries so far
- West ElksPinot noir, riesling and gewürztraminer at 5,400–6,400 feet in the North Fork Valley near Paonia.6 wineries
Georgia
Idaho
- Boise & Garden CitySyrah · Chardonnay · Garden City, Boise9 wineries
- Eagle FoothillsCabernet Sauvignon · Malbec · Eagle4 wineries so far
- Lewis-Clark ValleyCabernet Franc · Red blends · Bovill, Lewiston6 wineries
- North IdahoCabernet Sauvignon · Chardonnay · Sandpoint, Coeur d'Alene5 wineries
- Snake River ValleyCabernet Sauvignon · Syrah · Caldwell, Wilder25 wineries
- South Central IdahoCabernet Sauvignon · Cabernet Franc · Hammett, Buhl4 wineries so far
Illinois
- Chicago & SuburbsLong Grove, Oswego5 wineries
- Galena & Northwest IllinoisSouth Beloit, Hanover6 wineries
- Metro East & Southern IllinoisGrafton, Waterloo4 wineries so far
- Peoria & Central IllinoisPana, Oakford10 wineries
- Shawnee HillsAlto Pass, Makanda8 wineries
- Starved Rock & Northern IllinoisNorth Utica, Colona3 wineries so far
- Western Illinois & Mississippi RiverNauvoo, Ursa4 wineries so far
Indiana
- Brown County & BloomingtonNashville, Bloomington7 wineries
- Indianapolis & Central IndianaIndianapolis, Noblesville8 wineries
- Northeast IndianaAshley, Laotto4 wineries so far
- Northwest Indiana & Lake MichiganValparaiso, Chesterton4 wineries so far
- Ohio River & Southern IndianaCannelton, Borden9 wineries
- Wabash Valley & West Central IndianaPine Village, West Terre Haute5 wineries
Maryland
- Antietam HighlandsRohrersville, Hagerstown8 wineries
- Baltimore & HarfordSparks Glencoe, Hydes5 wineries
- Capital RegionDamascus, Gaithersburg7 wineries
- Carroll CountyWestminster2 wineries so far
- Eastern Shore & Upper BayChesapeake City, Eden12 wineries
- Frederick CountyFarm wineries on the Frederick Wine Trail, with Catoctin Mountain views, about 50 miles from DC.12 wineries
- Southern MarylandMechanicsville, Lusby11 wineries
- Western MarylandOakland1 winery so far
Michigan
- Lake Michigan ShoreWine grapes and Concord vineyards in southwest Michigan, where Lake Michigan stretches the growing season.16 wineries
- Leelanau PeninsulaRiesling, pinot gris and pinot noir on a peninsula wrapped by Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay.21 wineries
- Mid-MichiganWebberville1 winery so far
- Northern MichiganLe Roy, Petoskey3 wineries so far
- Old Mission PeninsulaRiesling and pinot noir among cherry orchards on a 19-mile finger of land in Grand Traverse Bay.10 wineries
- Southern MichiganOnsted1 winery so far
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
- Middle Rio Grande ValleySpanish friars planted vines here in the 1600s; today it's cabernet and chardonnay around Albuquerque.12 wineries
- Northern New MexicoRiver-village wineries in Dixon, Velarde and Embudo, on the low road between Santa Fe and Taos.7 wineries
- Southern New MexicoLas Cruces, Deming10 wineries
New York
- Adirondacks & ChamplainQueensbury, Morrisonville3 wineries so far
- CatskillsLong Eddy1 winery so far
- Central New YorkCooperstown1 winery so far
- Finger LakesRiesling country, with wineries tracing the shores of Seneca, Cayuga and Keuka, deep glacial lakes upstate.74 wineries
- Hudson ValleyCabernet franc, seyval blanc and riesling on river hillsides where Huguenot settlers made wine in the 1600s.33 wineries
- Lake Erie (New York)Portland, Buffalo12 wineries
- Lake Ontario Shore (New York)Fairport, Fair Haven5 wineries
- Long IslandMerlot, cabernet franc and sauvignon blanc on the North and South Forks, warmed by the surrounding sea.42 wineries
- Niagara EscarpmentRansomville, Sanborn14 wineries
- Thousand IslandsHammond, Clayton8 wineries
North Carolina
Ohio
- Appalachian OhioZanesville, Logan9 wineries
- Canal CountryDoylestown, Dover24 wineries
- Capital CityMarion, Enon13 wineries
- Grand River ValleyCabernet Franc · Gewurztraminer · Madison, Geneva32 wineries
- Lake Erie Shores & IslandsIsland-hopping by ferry to Put-in-Bay and Kelleys Island, where wine has been made since the 1800s.11 wineries
- Northwest OhioWauseon, Helena8 wineries
- Ohio River ValleyXenia, Pleasant Plain8 wineries
Pennsylvania
- Berks CountyRobesonia, Reading7 wineries
- Central PennsylvaniaHalifax, Klingerstown14 wineries
- Lake ErieConcord vineyards and small wineries along the lakeshore grape belt around North East, Pennsylvania.13 wineries
- Lehigh ValleyChambourcin, riesling and cabernet franc on a wine trail about 45 miles north of Philadelphia.10 wineries
- Southeastern PennsylvaniaChardonnay, chambourcin and sparkling in the rolling Brandywine Valley and Bucks County, near Philadelphia.10 wineries
Tennessee
- Chattanooga & Southeast TennesseeChattanooga, Guild6 wineries
- Cumberland PlateauCrossville, Baxter3 wineries so far
- Great Smoky MountainsTownsend, Pigeon Forge6 wineries
- Knoxville & East TennesseeMaryville, LaFollette9 wineries
- Nashville & Middle TennesseeArrington, Clarksville11 wineries
- West TennesseeJackson, Humboldt6 wineries
Texas
- Central TexasTemple, Lockhart58 wineries
- North TexasAzle, Athens106 wineries
- Southeast TexasBrenham, Sealy53 wineries
- Texas High PlainsLubbock, Meadow18 wineries
- Texas Hill CountryTempranillo, mourvèdre and viognier on limestone hills, with tasting rooms lining Highway 290 near Fredericksburg.161 wineries
- West TexasMarfa, Canyon10 wineries
Virginia
- Central VirginiaViognier and cabernet franc on the Blue Ridge's eastern slopes, from Charlottesville to Lynchburg.2 wineries so far
- Loudoun CountyMiddleburg, Purcellville35 wineries
- MonticelloCabernet franc, viognier and petit manseng around Charlottesville, where Jefferson backed vineyard experiments in the 1770s.38 wineries
- Northern VirginiaMore than 50 Loudoun County wineries, just 25 miles west of DC.7 wineries
- Shenandoah ValleyFishersville, Bridgewater16 wineries
Wisconsin
- Chippewa Valley & NorthwoodsEleva, Shell Lake8 wineries
- Door County & Lake Michigan ShoreEgg Harbor, Sturgeon Bay6 wineries
- Green Bay & Fox ValleyDenmark, Kaukauna7 wineries
- La Crosse & the DriftlessWest Salem, Westby5 wineries
- Madison & Southwest WisconsinMineral Point, New Glarus6 wineries
- Milwaukee & Southeast WisconsinGermantown, Cedarburg7 wineries
- Wisconsin Dells & BarabooBaraboo, Wisconsin Dells5 wineries
Canada
2 regionsIcewine and riesling in Ontario, lakeside reds and whites in British Columbia's Okanagan.
Australia
7 regionsMore than 60 wine regions, from Barossa shiraz to cool-climate Tasmanian pinot noir.
South Australia
Tasmania
- Coal River ValleyPinot noir, chardonnay and riesling in a dry rain-shadow valley around Richmond, 25 km from Hobart.1 winery so far
- East Coast TasmaniaCool-climate wine and local seafood on the Great Eastern Drive, between Freycinet, Swansea and Bicheno.1 winery so far
- Tamar ValleySparkling and pinot noir on a wine route that loops the river valley north of Launceston.1 winery so far
Chile
1 regionFrance
2 regions
Italy
4 regions
New Zealand
4 regionsSauvignon blanc and pinot noir from Hawke's Bay down to Central Otago's mountains.
- Central OtagoPinot noir under snow-capped mountains, from Gibbston near Queenstown to sun-baked Bannockburn.3 wineries so far
- Hawke's BaySyrah, merlot blends and chardonnay from the Gimblett Gravels to the slopes below Te Mata Peak.1 winery so far
- MarlboroughZesty sauvignon blanc from sunny valleys around Blenheim, where most of New Zealand's wine is made.1 winery so far
- Waiheke IslandCabernet Sauvignon · Chardonnay · Waiheke Island2 wineries so far
Portugal
1 regionMore than 250 native grapes, from Douro port to Vinho Verde's bright young whites.
South Africa
4 regionsWine since 1659: chenin blanc, homegrown pinotage and Cape Winelands framed by mountains.
- ConstantiaCape Town1 winery so far
- FranschhoekEstates first farmed by French Huguenots in 1688, linked by a wine tram, 75 km from Cape Town.2 wineries so far
- Hemel-en-Aarde ValleyHermanus2 wineries so far
- StellenboschCabernet, pinotage and chenin blanc beneath mountains, around an oak-lined town 50 km from Cape Town.3 wineries so far
Spain
4 regionsMore vineyard land than any other country, from Rioja tempranillo to Priorat's slate terraces.
- PrioratGarnacha and cariñena from steep terraces of mica-flecked llicorella slate in Catalonia's Tarragona hills.1 winery so far
- Ribera del DueroTempranillo, called tinto fino here, from a high, sun-baked plateau along the Duero around Peñafiel.1 winery so far
- RiojaTempranillo aged as crianza, reserva and gran reserva in the Ebro valley towns of Haro and Laguardia.2 wineries so far
- TenerifeListán Blanco · Listán Negro · El Sauzal2 wineries so far
United Kingdom
4 regionsEnglish sparkling from Sussex and Kent chalk to Cornwall's coast, with over a thousand vineyards.
- CornwallTraditional-method sparkling and crisp whites from vineyards warmed by the Gulf Stream, from Padstow to Penzance.1 winery so far
- HampshireWaterlooville1 winery so far
- KentSparkling wine from chalky North Downs slopes in the Garden of England.1 winery so far
- SussexChardonnay, pinot noir and meunier become serious sparkling on the chalk and greensand of the South Downs.1 winery so far
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