World Wine Regions – North America – Napa County
Raw numbers often speak louder than refined wine: Napa county accounts for a full twenty percent of the dollar value
Read moreRaw numbers often speak louder than refined wine: Napa county accounts for a full twenty percent of the dollar value
Read moreEven though wineries exist in every American state, California continues to produce approximately ninety percent of all American wines (of
Read moreThe Challenge of the “Other 47” States For reasons involving Pacific Ocean currents, the configuration of mountain chains, volcanic activity
Read moreCanada features two distinctive wine producing regions several thousand miles apart, in southern British Columbia and southern Ontario. The Niagara
Read moreProhibition of alcoholic beverages was repealed in the United States in 1933, but the effects are still felt—in federal wine
Read moreSonoma is a patchwork quilt of wine appellations, several of which overlap. Visually, the lines formed by Sonoma’s AVA boundaries
Read moreThe making of wine in Mexico dates back nearly five centuries to Hernando Cortés, the first conquistador. If Spain’s mission
Read moreWashington is the nation’s second-largest wine producer (but it accounts for only one-tenth the volume of California). Only one percent
Read moreWe tend to think of Washington and Oregon together, but the wine climates for the two states could not be
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