Wine Maps

Wine maps are the most useful tool to explore and understand wine countries, regions and subregions whether you are a wine traveler, wine student, or wine enthusiast. At WineTourism.com, we decide to map wine destinations to make your learning or traveling process easier.

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What you will find here:

Wine maps of Italian regions

Wine maps of French regions

Wine maps of German regions

Wine maps of Spanish regions

Wine maps of Portuguese regions

Wine maps of Australian regions

What is included in the Tuscany wine map?

In the Tuscany wine map, you will see the areas within Tuscany where vineyards are located. The map will give you a good helicopter perspective of Tuscany as a wine region with sub-regions within, such as Chianti, Montalcino and Montepulciano and more. The map also includes a short text which outlines the most common grape for the region.

Check out our list of wineries in Tuscany if you are looking for places to visit around the region.

What is included in the Chianti wine map?

Chianti region is located in Tuscany, primarily between the cities of Florence and Siena. The map will assist you in locating various subregions. Chianti spans more than 100 miles from north to south. Chianti Rufina DOCG and Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG are well-known for the high quality of their wines. Check out our list of wineries you can visit in Chianti.

What is included in the Veneto wine map?

Veneto wine map shows a variety of regions; this map provides an overview of all the regions in this area. Due to the diverse soil conditions, the Veneto wine region cultivates the most diverse grape varieties. The wine map also shows which regions are known for their red and white wine production. Valpolicella, Amarone Bardolino, and Prosecco are a few wine regions known for producing high-quality wines.

Check out our list of wineries in Veneto wine region.

What is included in the prosecco wine map?

Prosecco is a well-known wine area from Veneto wine region, and it is known all over the world. Prosecco DOC is the largest ever, spanning two regions. You will notice on the wine map that the region is divided into two sub-zones, one in the province of Treviso and one in the province of Trieste.

As displayed on the map the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG designates a large area in Treviso's northwestern province. Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG, also known as Colli Asolani Prosecco Superiore DOCG, is another important Treviso designation. The map also includes a short text that talks about the tasting notes of Prosecco.

Check out our list of wineries in Prosecco if you are looking for places to visit around the region.

Piedmont's two major wine-producing areas, responsible for the region's fine reputation, are Barolo and Barbaresco.  As mentioned in the short text most planted grapes in this region are Nebbiolo, Dolcetto and Barbera d' Alba. The region also produces some exceptional white wines. Around one-third of Piedmont wines are white, primarily made with Moscato or Cortese.

Here you will find a full list of wineries in Piedmont.

What is included in Bordeaux wine map?

As depicted on the map the Gironde naturally divides the Bordeaux region into parts: the Left Bank, which includes the Médoc and Graves, and the Right Bank, which includes the Libournais, Bourg and Blaye, and Entre-Deux-Mers. The map will assist you in distinguishing between the right and left banks. The Left Bank includes well-known appellations such as Médoc, Graves, Margaux, and Pauillac, where Cabernet Sauvignon is the dominant grape variety, whereas the Right Bank includes Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Libournais, and Bourg and Blaye, where Merlot is the dominant grape variety.

What is included in the Burgundy wine map?

Burgundy's vineyards produce prestigious red and white wines that are renowned worldwide for their elegance and finesse. The map depicts Burgundy as a wine region, with sub-regions such as Chablis, Côte de Nuits, Côte de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise, and Mâconnais. The map also includes a brief text that describes the most prestigious appellations.

Check out full list of wineries in Burgundy.

Provence is France's oldest wine region, best known for Cinsaut, Grenache, and Syrah. This region is located along France's Mediterranean coast, bordered to the west by the Rhone River and to the east by the Côte d'Azur. The climate in Provence is perfect for grape cultivation. Over 80% of all wine produced in the region is rosé. The map includes a short text describing the region's most common grapes.

Check the full list of wineries in Provence wine region.

In the wine map, you can explore the most important German wine regions. The region is well-known throughout the world for its exceptional Rieslings. German winemakers have access to a diverse range of wine-growing regions from which to produce truly exceptional wines. As shown on the map, some of the wine regions are Baden, Rheingau, Mosel, and Ahr. Germany is known for its red and white wines due to its diverse climate and outstanding winemaking techniques.

Discover all the wineries in Germany.

What is included in Rheingau wine map?

Rheingau wine region is in the Rhine district, Hesse state, or the heart of Germany. Rheingau is one of 13 designated wine regions in Germany. Rheingau subzones include Hochheim am Main, Walluf, Eltville, Kiedrich, Hattenheim, Oestrich, Winkel, Johannisberg, Rüdesheim, and Assmannshausen, as shown on the map.

Check the full list of wineries in Rheingau wine region.

Rheinhessen is Germany's largest region. It is located in the south of Rheingau, north of Pfalz, and east of Nahe, as mentioned in the note below the map. This region is well-known for its excellent Riesling. Other notable varieties include Pinot Blanc and Pinot Noir. Wine from this region is worth trying as it produces outstanding wines from both old and new grape varieties. For more information on grape varieties refer to the text included in the map.

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Ribera del Duero is well-known for its premium red wines and is one of Spain's most important red wine-producing regions. The most widely planted grape variety is Tempranillo. The map will show the various sub-regions of Ribera del Duero. The map also includes a short text that describes the region's most common grape.

Find here all the wineries in Ribera del Duero for unique wine experiences.

Catalunya is a very renowned region. It is well-known for its high-quality wines. This map will show an overview of the various subregions. Priorat, Penedès, and Montsant are among the most well-known and celebrated. This region is well-known for its wide variety of wine grape varieties, both red and white; it is also quite popular for its sparkling wine, Cava. Catalunya produces approximately 95% of Cava.

Check all the wineries in Catalonia wine region.

Portugal has two wine-producing regions designated as World Heritage by UNESCO: Douro Valley Wine Region and the Pico Island Wine Region, as shown on the Portugal wine map. Portugal is well known for both its table wines and its Port wines. The map provides a good helicopter view of Portugal as a wine region, with sub-regions such as Tejo, Douro, Dao, Lisboa, and others.

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