Since the introduction of the Vin de Pays classification in 1979, the fortunes of the Langedoc-Roussillon have dramatically improved with extensive replanting on better sites,

Cariñena is just one of several DO titles used for the wines of Aragon, northern Spain. Its winegrowing area is situated to the south of

Provence is blessed with a Mediterranean climate of warm summers and mild winters. With an annual average of up to 3,000 hours, excessive sun is

Ribera del Duero is an important wine region in Castilla y Leon, northern Spain. Its reputation is largely thanks to the high-quality of its red

With the Andes as a beautiful backdrop, the tracts of land under vine have propelled Argentina into fifth position in terms of world wine production.

Named after the river Oja, this district is in the north of Spain astride the Rio Ebro. It is divided into three districts in perceived

A long, thin country running the length of South America, with desert in the north, the Antarctic in the south, and the Andes to the

This is Argentina’s highest and most arctic winemaking region (23 degrees south). This is a very small region with very little wine exported to other

With a rich winemaking and grape growing heritage dating back to 1842, and a profound and unique Silesian (German) influence, the Barossa Valley is arguably

Known by many as Argentina’s most northerly winemaking region but just south of Jujuy, Salta (25 degrees South) has relatively extensive wine exports. The reason

Situated in the northern Mt Lofty Ranges, about 2 hours north of Adelaide, South Australia’s Clare Valley was settled in the late 1830s, with the

The Catamarca area is bordered by Salta to the south. The vineyard here is small due to the rugged mountainous terrain. The most significant subregion