All Regions

Galicia is a wine-producing region located in north-western Spain. The region is known for its white wines made from the Albariño grape.

Geneva, located in the western part of Switzerland, is a prominent wine making region known for its high-quality and diverse wines.

Gisborne is a wine producing region located on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island.

Gozo is a small island in the Mediterranean Sea - located just north of Malta - which has a rich history of winemaking dating back to the Roman era.

Graubunden in the eastern part of Switzerland is a small but notable wine making region.

Guanajuato is a central state in Mexico with vineyards located primarily in the south.

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.

Quebec is a Canadian province located in the eastern part of the country.

Queensland is a region in Australia that has established a reputation for producing high-quality wines, particularly in the Granite Belt region.

Querétaro is a central state in Mexico with several established vineyards producing a range of wines, particularly in the municipalities of Ezequiel Montes and Tequisquiapan.