• USA : All regions

  660,618 wines from USA
  

• Varietals

  Browse varietals produced in USA
  

• Alabama

  50 wines
  

• Alaska

  112 wines
  

• American

  1,509 wines
  

• Arizona

  2 subregions, 2,599 wines
  

• Arkansas

  163 wines
  

• California

  The biggest wine producing region in the U.S. Known for Cabernets, but produces almost every varietal. (11 subregions, 480,202 wines)
  

• Colorado

  2,346 wines
  

• Connecticut

  757 wines
  

• Delaware

  56 wines
  

• Florida

  340 wines
  

• Georgia

  953 wines
  

• Hawaii

  3 subregions, 135 wines
  

• Idaho

  1,430 wines
  

• Illinois

  1,063 wines
  

• Indiana

  886 wines
  

• Iowa

  439 wines
  

• Kansas

  202 wines
  

• Kentucky

  382 wines
  

• Louisiana

  48 wines
  

• Maine

  166 wines
  

• Maryland

  5 subregions, 1,347 wines
  

• Massachusetts

  1 subregion, 613 wines
  

• Michigan

  2 subregions, 4,260 wines
  

• Minnesota

  583 wines
  

• Mississippi

  8 wines
  

• Missouri

  1,659 wines
  

• Montana

  65 wines
  

• Nebraska

  196 wines
  

• Nevada

  77 wines
  

• New Hampshire

  204 wines
  

• New Jersey

  1,446 wines
  

• New Mexico

  1,193 wines
  

• New York

  Third in the US in wine production, and has been making a name for itself as of late with Pinots and Burgundy's. (5 subregions, 15,186 wines)
  

• North Carolina

  1 subregion, 2,569 wines
  

• North Dakota

  14 wines
  

• Ohio

  1,475 wines
  

• Oklahoma

  167 wines
  

• Oregon

  Produces many varietals and blends, but best known for Pinot Noir. (2 subregions, 47,080 wines)
  

• Oregon/Washington

  1,709 wines
  

• Pennsylvania

  2,977 wines
  

• Rhode Island

  316 wines
  

• South Carolina

  97 wines
  

• South Dakota

  104 wines
  

• Tennessee

  621 wines
  

• Texas

  6,023 wines
  

• USA

  Wines that blend grapes from different regions within USA (1 wine)
  

• Utah

  71 wines
  

• Vermont

  252 wines
  

• Virginia

  An emerging producer, mostly for Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon. (10 subregions, 11,806 wines)
  

• Washington

  Produces over 30 varietals, including some remarkable reds. (2 subregions, 63,312 wines)
  

• West Virginia

  114 wines
  

• Wisconsin

  932 wines
  

• Wyoming

  38 wines