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Wine-Producing Regions of Australia

1. South Australia
-Barossa Valley
-Adelaide Hills
-McLaren Vale
-The Riverland
-Clare Valley
-Langhorne Creek
-Padthaway
-Coonawarra
-Upper Murray
-Fleurieu Peninsula
-Limestone Coast
-Eden Valley

2. Victoria
-Yarra Valley
-Mornington Peninsula
-Goulburn Valley
-Macedon Ranges
-Rutherglen
-Bendigo
-Geelong

3. New South Wales
-Hunter Valley
-Riverina
-Mudgee
-Sydney

4. Western Australia
-Margaret River
-Swan Valley
-Great Southern

5. Tasmania

6. Northern Australia
-Chateau Hornsby

7. Queensland
-Granite Belt
-South Burnett

Wine-Producing Regions of Chile

• Elqui Valley
• Limari Valley
• Choapa Valley (small parts only, no wineries on the
area yet but vineyards)
• Aconcagua Valley
• Casablanca Valley
• San Antonio Valley (new discovery land with potential in wine-producing)
• Maipo Valley
• Cachapoal Valley
• Colchagua Valley
• Curico Valley
• Maule Valley
• Itata Valley
• Bio Bio Valley
• Malleco
• Rapel Valley

Wine-Producing Regions of France

• Alsace
• Bordeaux
-Left bank
-Right bank
-Aquitaine

• Burgundy
• Beaujolais
• Chablis
• Champagne
• Loire Valley
• Rhone Valley
• Languedoc
• Provence
• Roussillon

Wine-Producing Regions of the United States

1. California
-Napa Valley
-Sonoma Valley
-Mendocino County
-Monterey County?-San Luis Obispo
-Santa Barbara
-Santa Cruz
-Temecula

2. New York
-Finger Lakes
-Hudson Valley
-Long Island

3. Oregon
-Willamette Valley
-Umpqua Valley
-Rogue Valley
-Applegate Valley
-Southern Oregon
-Walla Walla Valley
-Snake River Valley

4. Texas
-Bell Mountain
-Escondido Valley?-Fredricksburg in the Texas Hill Country
-Texas High Plains
-Texas Hill Country

5. Washington
-Yakima Valley
-Walla Walla Valley
-Columbia Valley
-Red Mountain

6. Virginia

7. Idaho

8. Colorado

9.New Mexico

10. Missouri

11. Illinois

12. Minnesota

13. Michigan

14. Ohio

15. Pennsylvania

16. North Carolina

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