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Napa Valley
California · Cabernet Country
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California · Pinot & Chardonnay
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Region Spotlight
🌟 Region Spotlight
Willamette Valley, Oregon
One of the world's premier Pinot Noir appellations, Burgundian elegance from volcanic soils, 30 minutes from Portland. Six distinct sub-AVAs each produce wines of remarkable character and age-worthiness. Oregon's answer to Burgundy, at a fraction of the price.
Best For
Cabernet Sauvignon
Top Season
Sept - Nov (Harvest)
Avg Tasting Fee
$65 - $120
Sub-Appellations
16 distinct AVAs
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California
Napa Valley
Cabernet country. World-famous estates along the valley floor and mountain ridges.
716 wineries
California
Sonoma County
Diverse AVAs from the Pacific coast to warm inland valleys. Pinot, Zin, and Cab.
531 wineries
California
Paso Robles
Limestone soils, warm days, cool nights. Rhône varieties and Zinfandel thrive here.
226 wineries
California
SLO Coast
Ocean-cooled Edna Valley, Avila Beach and the Highway 1 coast towns. Pinot, Chardonnay and Albariño.
40 wineries
California
Santa Barbara
The Sideways region. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the fog-cooled Santa Ynez corridor.
60 wineries
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Oregon's Pinot Noir heartland. Cool, maritime climate producing elegant, terroir-driven wines.
148 wineries
Washington
Puget Sound & Islands
Washington's only west-of-the-Cascades wine region: Seattle's urban cellars, ferry-ride island rooms on Bainbridge and Whidbey, the San Juans, and the 1995 AVA's rare cool-climate grapes.
25 wineries
Washington
Walla Walla Valley
Boutique Cabernet and Syrah from Washington's most celebrated wine destination town.
98 wineries
New York
Finger Lakes
Glacial lakes, dramatic hillsides. America's finest Riesling and dry whites east of California.
110 wineries
California
Sierra Foothills
Gold Rush country. Old-vine Zinfandel and Barbera from high-elevation historic estates.
109 wineries
Texas
Texas Hill Country
The fastest-growing wine region in America. Tempranillo, Cab, and Rhône from limestone hills.
245 wineries
California
Mendocino County
America's most organic wine county. Anderson Valley Pinot Noir and sparkling wine.
43 wineries
Washington
Columbia Valley
Washington's vast wine appellation. Powerful Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah from desert terrain.
23 wineries
California
Livermore Valley
The Bay Area's oldest wine region, Chardonnay, Petite Sirah, and Cabernet.
41 wineries
California
Suisun Valley
Napa's laid-back neighbor in Solano County. Family-run tasting rooms, Petite Sirah, and honest prices just east of Napa.
19 wineries
Washington
Woodinville
130+ tasting rooms 30 minutes from Seattle. Chateau Ste. Michelle anchors the district.
86 wineries
Washington
Yakima Valley
Washington's first AVA and home to Red Mountain, the state's most concentrated Cab area.
66 wineries
California
Temecula Valley
Southern California's premier wine destination, 1 hour from San Diego.
54 wineries
California
Ramona Valley AVA
San Diego County's wine heart. 45+ boutique family wineries at 1,400 ft producing Sangiovese, Petite Sirah, and Tannat.
45+ wineries
California
Clarksburg & Delta
River-cooled Chenin Blanc country and the Old Sugar Mill wine campus, 15 minutes from Sacramento.
21 wineries
California
Malibu & Ventura
LA's wine coast: canyon vineyards above the PCH, Ojai cellars and Ventura's urban tasting rooms.
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California
Madera
America's port-style heartland on the Madera Wine Trail, the wine road to Yosemite.
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California
Cucamonga Valley
California's original wine giant: century-old own-rooted vines and Route 66 heritage houses.
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California
Tehachapi
One of California's newest AVAs: family vineyards near 4,000 feet in the Kern County mountains.
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California
Antelope Valley
LA County's high desert wine country: bold reds above 2,300 feet in Leona Valley and Agua Dulce.
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California
Lodi
Old vine Zinfandel country. Century-old vines and exceptional value east of San Francisco.
36 wineries
California
Santa Cruz Mountains
High-elevation Pinot Noir and Cabernet above Silicon Valley. Ridge Monte Bello defines the region.
22 wineries
California
Monterey County
Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir and Chardonnay with dramatic Pacific coastline views.
17 wineries
Washington
Lake Chelan
Glacier-carved lake with vineyard rows to the shoreline. Riesling and Syrah, 3 hours from Seattle.
41 wineries
Washington
Columbia Gorge
Dramatic basalt canyon AVA spanning Washington and Oregon. Syrah, Grenache, and Riesling.
34 wineries
Washington
Spokane
Eastern Washington's urban wine scene. Arbor Crest's cliff-top panorama is unmissable.
25 wineries
California
Bay Area
Hidden gems in the East Bay foothills, including Wino Notion Pick Shadowbrook Winery.
3 wineries
Iowa
Iowa Wine Country
Amana Colonies heritage since 1855, plus the Iowa River Corridor. Marquette, Edelweiss, and cold-hardy hybrids.
45 wineries
Florida
Florida Wine Country
Lakeridge, San Sebastian, and Muscadine estates from St. Augustine to the Gulf Coast.
35 wineries
Georgia
Georgia Wine Country
Dahlonega Plateau, North Georgia Mountains. Cabernet Franc and Touriga at 1,500 ft.
51 wineries
Idaho
Idaho Wine Country
Snake River Valley AVA at 2,700 ft. Syrah and Tempranillo from the Sunny Slope district.
58 wineries
Illinois
Illinois Wine Country
Shawnee Hills AVA in the south, Chicago suburb wine trail in the north. Norton and Chambourcin.
31 wineries
Indiana
Indiana Wine Country
Oliver Winery, Indiana Uplands trail, and the Ohio River Valley. Chardonel and Traminette.
90 wineries
Colorado
Colorado Wine Country
High-altitude Rocky Mountain wines, Grand Valley, West Elks, and Denver tasting rooms at 4,000-6,500 feet.
117 wineries
Arizona
Arizona Wine Country
High-desert wines from Sonoita's premier AVA, Willcox's emerging powerhouse, and Verde Valley's scenic tasting rooms.
90 wineries
Connecticut
Connecticut Wine Country
New England's most dynamic wine scene, Litchfield Hills, Mystic Country, and the CT Wine Trail's 24 tasting rooms.
49 wineries
Alabama
Alabama Wine Country
The Deep South's welcoming wine scene, Muscadine traditions and Southern estate hospitality from Shelby County to the Gulf Coast.
26 wineries
Arkansas
Arkansas Wine Country
Ozark Heritage since 1880, Cynthiana, Chardonel, and Vignoles from the mountains of Altus to Northwest Arkansas.
22 wineries
Delaware
Delaware Wine Country
Delmarva Peninsula producers, Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin, and Vidal Blanc near the Cape Region beaches.
9 wineries
Kentucky
Kentucky Wine Country
Bourbon-barrel-aged wines on limestone soils. Norton, Chambourcin, and Vidal Blanc across the Bluegrass.
54 wineries
Minnesota
Minnesota Wine Country
Birthplace of cold-climate viticulture. Marquette and Frontenac from the Twin Cities to the river bluffs.
63 wineries
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Wine Country
From Cape Cod coastal vineyards to the Berkshire hills. Sparkling wine, Chardonnay, and cranberry wines.
42 wineries
Maine
Maine Wine Country
Cold-hardy grapes, wild blueberry wines, and craft cider from Portland up the Midcoast to Acadia.
36 wineries
Kansas
Kansas Wine Country
Prairie wines from the Flint Hills to Kansas City. Norton, Vignoles, and Chambourcin on limestone soils.
31 wineries
Louisiana
Louisiana Wine Country
Muscadine and Blanc du Bois from the Northshore to North Louisiana. Bold Gulf Coast wines and Cajun hospitality.
20 wineries
Washington
Tri-Cities
The high-desert hub of the Columbia Valley where the rivers meet. Bold Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah.
23 wineries
Michigan
Lake Michigan Shore
Southwest Michigan's fruit belt, cooled by the lake. Riesling, Chardonnay, and Cabernet Franc near Chicago.
35 wineries
Michigan
Tip of the Mitt
Michigan's northernmost AVA around Petoskey and Charlevoix. Cold-hardy hybrids and crisp Riesling.
18 wineries
New Mexico
Albuquerque & the Rio Grande
America's oldest wine region, high above the Rio Grande. World-class sparkling and Rhone-style reds.
17 wineries
New Mexico
Las Cruces & the Mesilla Valley
Southern New Mexico's warm Mesilla Valley beneath the Organ Mountains. Rhone reds and historic Mesilla.
13 wineries
California
Los Angeles
The birthplace of California wine. Hidden Bel Air canyon estates and the Malibu Coast AVA in the Santa Monica Mountains.
3 wineries
California
Santa Clara Valley
The South Bay's historic wine valley: 1910 Grenache, 1916 cellars and the Hecker Pass and Watsonville Road trails from Gilroy to San Jose.
31 wineries
California
Contra Costa & Lamorinda
East Bay wine without the bridge: Brentwood estates, ancient Mourvedre ground and Lamorinda's hidden wineries pouring at Local Vines.
19 wineries
California
Fresno & Central Valley
Farm-first wine in the agricultural heartland: the west-side cluster, the Sanger circuit and the nation's collegiate winery at Fresno State.
14 wineries
California
Yolo & Winters
Beyond Clarksburg: Seka Hills' tribal estate, Dunnigan Hills Tempranillo and the walkable wine town of Winters.
11 wineries
California
Far North California
California's frontier wine country: Humboldt's redwood-coast cellars and the volcanic Manton Valley under Lassen.
11 wineries
California
San Benito County
History on the San Andreas: Eden Rift's 1849 ground, Calera's limestone and Cienega Road's ancient vines.
8 wineries
California
Greater Sacramento
The capital's own wine country: Midtown urban wineries, Old Sacramento's twin lounges, the Grant Line district and 1897-founded Frasinetti.
20 wineries
California
North Valley & Chico
Certified-organic LaRocca in downtown Chico, Durham's winery-distillery evenings, foothill weekends and the Sutter Buttes.
15 wineries
California
Sacramento Valley
Dunnigan Hills and Yolo County north of the Delta. Honest, value-driven Rhone and Bordeaux wines.
1 winery