Wine Regions

Wine Regions of the World

From the gravel banks of Bordeaux to the high-altitude vineyards of Mendoza

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Explore the World's Great Wine Regions

Every great wine begins with a specific place. These guides explore the terroir, traditions and producers that define the world's most important wine regions.

France's unique wine region producing aromatic whites from Germanic grapes with French elegance

Australia's most famous wine region renowned for powerful, fruit-forward Shiraz wines

France's most prestigious wine region and the world's finest Cabernet-based wines

The pinnacle of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, where terroir reigns supreme

The world's definitive sparkling wine region, celebrating life's finest moments

France's longest river and a diverse wine region spanning elegant whites to diverse reds

New Zealand's largest wine region producing distinctive Sauvignon Blanc and elegant Pinot Noir

Argentina's premier wine region producing full-bodied Malbec and diverse Spanish and French varieties

Germany's finest cool-climate wine region producing elegant Riesling from dramatic slate slopes

California's premier wine region producing world-class Cabernet Sauvignon and renowned Chardonnay

Italy's northern region producing legendary Barolo and Barbaresco from Nebbiolo grapes

Spain's most dynamic region producing powerful, concentrated wines from slate-based terroir

Germany's most prestigious wine region producing world-class dry and sweet Riesling

A dynamic region balancing elegant Syrah with diverse Mediterranean wines

Spain's most prestigious wine region producing elegant age-worthy Tempranillo-based wines

South Africa's most prestigious wine region producing complex Cabernet Sauvignon and world-class wines

Italy's heartland producing world-renowned Brunello di Montalcino and elegant Chianti Classico

Northern Italy's diverse region producing Prosecco, Amarone, and elegant whites