All Regions

Fier is a wine producing region located in central Albania, known for its wines made from indigenous grape varieties.

Franconia, or Franken in German, is a wine region located in northern Bavaria, Germany.

Friuli-Venezia Giulia is a wine-producing region located in north-eastern Italy, known for its diverse range of wine styles and high-quality production.

La Pampa is a wine producing region located in central Argentina, known for its small-scale wine production and high-quality wines made from Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Bonarda grape varieties.

La Rioja is a historic wine producing region located in the north-west of Argentina, known for its complex wines made from Torrontés and Malbec grape varieties.

Langhorne Creek is a wine producing region located in South Australia, known for its warm climate, fertile soils, and abundant water supply.

Languedoc-Roussillon is a wine-growing region located in the southern part of France, along the Mediterranean coast.

Lazio is a wine-producing region located in central Italy, known for its production of crisp white wines made from the Trebbiano grape and full-bodied red wines made from the Cesanese grape.

Le Marche is a wine-producing region located in eastern Italy, known for its production of white wines made from the Verdicchio grape and full-bodied red wines made from the Montepulciano grape.

Leyda Valley is a wine producing region located in central Chile.

Liguria is a wine-producing region located in northwestern Italy, known for its production of white wines made from the Vermentino grape and sweet, fortified wines made from the Moscato grape.

Limari Valley is a wine producing region located in the northern part of Chile, known for its cool and arid climate that is ideal for producing high-quality white wines, particularly Chardonnay and

Limassol is a wine region located on the southern coast of Cyprus.

Formerly known as Estremadura, Lisboa is located in the central coastal region of Portugal and is a diverse wine-producing area with a long history of winemaking.

The Loire Valley is a wine-growing region in central France that is known for its diverse range of wine styles and its scenic beauty.

Lombardy is a wine-producing region located in northern Italy, known for its production white wines made from the Moscato grape and full-bodied red wines made from the Barbera grape.

Luxembourg Moselle is a wine region located along the Moselle River in eastern Luxembourg.

Padthaway is a wine producing region located in South Australia, known for its warm climate and fertile soils.

País Vasco, also known as the Basque Country, is a wine-producing region located in northern Spain.

Pannonhalma is a wine producing region located in western Hungary, near the city of Győr.

Parras Valley is located in the north-eastern state of Coahuila, Mexico, and is the oldest wine producing region in the Americas.

Patagonia is a wine producing region located in southern Argentina, known for its cool climate and elegant wines made from Pinot Noir, Malbec, and Merlot grape varieties.

Pecs is a wine producing region located in southern Hungary, near the border with Croatia.

Pelješac Peninsula is a wine region located in Croatia, on the southern Dalmatian coast.

The Peloponnese - a large peninsula in southern Greece - is one of the country's most important wine regions.

Pennsylvania, located in the north-eastern part of the United States, is a wine making region with a range of microclimates and soil types.

Pfalz, or the Palatinate in English, is a wine region located in southwestern Germany known for its warm, sunny climate, and diverse range of wine styles.

Piedmont is a wine-producing region located in north-western Italy, known for its production of some of Italy's most famous and prestigious wines, including Barolo and Barbaresco.

Podravje is a wine making region located in the north-eastern part of Slovenia, bordering Austria and Hungary.

Posavje is a wine making region in south-eastern Slovenia, known for its diverse wine styles and red wine production.

Primorska Hrvatska, or Coastal Croatia, is a wine region located along the Adriatic coast of Croatia.

Primorska is a wine making region located in the southwestern part of Slovenia, along the Adriatic coast and bordering Italy.