There are nearly 3,000 commercial vineyards in the United States with at least one winery in all 50 States.
• West Coast – The majority of American wine production occurs in the states of California, Washington and Oregon.
The California red wine regions covers several areas on the warmer west coast of the United States. The major regions are Napa Valley and Sonoma County with a lesser number of listings from Mendocino County, Monterey County, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz, to name a few.
California Wine Country: The Most Beautiful Wineries, Vineyards, and Destinations
Nestled in the Cascade Mountain valley, the Oregon red wine regions cover several areas in the cooler climates of the northwest United States. The major regions are Willamette Valley, Umpqua Valley, Rogue Valley, and Applegate Valley.
The Washington red wine regions spreads through the valleys and hillsides of the Cascade Mountains in northwest corner of the United States. The major regions are Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Columbia Valley, and Red Mountain.
• Rocky Mountain Region – Notably Idaho and Colorado
Rocky Mountain Wineries: A Travel Guide to the Wayside Vineyards
• Southwestern United States – Notably Texas and New Mexico
The Texas red wine regions are dabbled throughout the state, which covers a large portion of southern United States. The major regions are Bell Mountain, Escondido Valley, Fredricksburg in the Texas Hill Country, Texas High Plains, and Texas Hill Country.
The Wines of Texas: A Guide and a History
• Midwestern United States – Notably Missouri, Illinois and Minnesota
• Great Lakes region – Notably Michigan, northern New York and Ohio
• East Coast of the United States – Notably New Jersey, New York State, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and North Carolina
The red wine regions crop up statewide in New York State, which sits on the east coast of the United States. The major regions are Finger Lakes, Hudson Valley, and Long Island.
East Coast Wineries: A Complete Guide from Maine to Virginia
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