All Regions

Dalmatinska Zagora is a wine region in Croatia, located in the central part of the Dalmatia wine region.

The Danubian Plains wine region is located in eastern Austria and is the country's largest wine-producing region.

Dão is a wine-producing region located in the central northern part of Portugal, known for its red wines made from local grape varieties such as Touriga Nacional and Jaen.

Dealu Mare is a wine producing region located in southern Romania, known for its high-quality red wines.

Dealurile Olteniei is a wine producing region located in southwestern Romania.

Porto e Douro is a region in north-eastern Portugal known for producing high-quality table wines as well as the world-famous Port wines.

The Ica Valley is a wine producing region located in southern Peru.

Imereti is a wine region located in western Georgia, known for producing high-quality white wines made from the indigenous grape varieties Tsitska and Tsolikouri.

The Ionian Islands, located off the west coast of Greece, are known for their picturesque landscapes and rich history.

The island of Hvar is a wine region in Croatia, located in the southern part of the Dalmatia wine region.

Istria is a wine region located in Croatia, on the Istrian Peninsula.

Itata Valley is a wine producing region located in southern Chile, known for its old vines, organic and biodynamic farming practices, and unique style of wines, particularly with the Pais grape.

Juanicó is a wine-making region located in the Canelones department of Uruguay, characterised by its gently rolling hills and coastal influence.

Jujuy is a wine producing region located in the far northwest of Argentina, known for its high-altitude vineyards and unique and complex wines made from Torrontés and Malbec grape varieties.

Jura is a wine-growing region located in the eastern part of France, near the Swiss border.

Juznoslovenska is a wine producing region located in southern Slovakia, to the north of the river Danube.