All Regions

The East of Morocco is not a significant wine producing region as the area is mostly arid and unsuitable for viticulture due to its extreme climate and lack of water resources.

The Eden Valley is a wine producing region located in South Australia, known for its high altitude and cool climate.

Eger is a wine producing region located in northern Hungary, known for its red wines made from the native grape variety, Egri Bikaver (Bull's Blood of Eger), as well as white wines made from the Le

El Jadida is a coastal city in western Morocco with a long history of winemaking, dating back to the Portuguese colonial era.

Elbasan is a small wine producing region in central Albania, situated in the foothills of the Tomorr mountain range.

Elqui Valley is a wine producing region located in the northernmost part of Chile, known for its high altitude vineyards, clear skies, and dry desert climate.

Emilia-Romagna is a wine-growing region located in northern Italy.

England, although not typically associated with wine production, has emerged as a notable wine making region due to its cool climate and chalky soil, particularly in the southern counties of Sussex

Epirus is a mountainous region in north-western Greece, known for its rugged landscapes and unique culture.

Etyek-Buda is a wine producing region located near the Hungarian capital of Budapest, and is known for its white wines made from the Ezerjo and Kiralyleanyka grape varieties.

Extremadura is a wine-producing region located in western Spain.

Tarija is a wine-producing region located in southern Bolivia, known for its high-altitude vineyards and unique grape varieties.

Tasmania is a small but rapidly growing wine producing region in Australia, known for its cool climate and pristine environment.

Tejo, formerly known as Ribatejo, is a wine-producing region located in central Portugal and is known for its versatile and high-quality wines.

Thessalia, located in central Greece, is a region with a long history of winemaking.

Thrace is located in north-eastern Greece.

The Thracian Lowlands is a wine-producing region located in southern Bulgaria, known for its sunny and dry climate, diverse terroir, and production of high-quality red wines.

Thurgau, located in the northeastern part of Switzerland, is a notable wine making region known for its fruit-forward and aromatic wines.

Tianjin, a municipality in northern China, has a small wine industry with several wineries producing red, white, and fruit wines.

Ticino, is situated in the southern part of Switzerland and is a unique wine making region with a strong Italian influence.

Tikves is a wine producing region located in the southern part of North Macedonia.

Tokaj is a wine producing region located in north-eastern Hungary, known for its sweet dessert wines made from the botrytized Furmint grape variety.

Tokaj is a wine producing region located in eastern Slovakia, known for its production of the world-renowned Tokaj wines.

Transmontano is a wine-producing region located in the north-east of Portugal, characterised by its rugged terrain, hot summers and cold winters.

Trentino-Alto Adige is a wine producing region located in the northern part of Italy, known for its diverse landscape and cultural heritage.

Tuscany is a wine-producing region located in central Italy and is known for its production of some of Italy's most famous and iconic wines, including Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, and Vino Nobi

Umbria is a wine-growing region located in central Italy.