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The Manjimup and Pemberton Regions have formed the 'Southern Forests Wine Association', to pool their resources and efforts, promoting the interests of these two otherwise independent Regions. At the national level, there is a governing body for all of Australia, being 'Wine Australia' (they provided the above region map). In general, in WA, there is a Wine Association for each of the Regions and an overarching body for the state, known as 'Wines of Western Australia'. Due to Swan Valley being so well known, with its high concentration of wineries, most people think that Swan Valley is the Region, and relatively few people tend to know that it's actually a Subregion of Swan District. The oldest wine growing area in WA is the Swan Valley.

However, all of WA's wine areas have a great deal to offer and are well worth exploring, both in terms of their quality wines and for tourism purposes. The best known WA Region, nationally and internationally, is Margaret River. Of the nine Regions (R), only two of them contain Subregions (S) and all lie entirely within Zones 3 and 4, as follows: The whole of Western Australia's land area is divided into the following five wine Zones:Įastern Plains, Inland & North of Western Australia On this website, you can browse information about all wineries and vineyards, which are grouped by Region and then Subregion, or by Zone where no Region has been defined. These are contained in just two of the Zones, located in the lower southwest corner of the state. Map Your Way Through Pacific Northwest Wine Regions Use Wines Northwests wine country maps to plan your touring itinerary. Use these wine country maps to create your own customized travel plans and wine tours.

The majority of WA wineries and vineyards are within the nine Regions. An interactive network of maps to Pacific Northwest wineries and wine regions within Oregon, Washington, Idaho and British Columbia.

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This Fourth Edition of our Washington Wine Country Map includes the recently federally recognized and established Royal Slope AVA (American Viticultural Area) and Candy Mountain AVA! Did you know that the First Edition of our Washington State Wine Map was created circa 2000? Our cartographer is also a wine lover and was enamored with and inspired by Washington’s wine, long before it was considered a world-class wine destination! This beautiful piece is the perfect gift for the Washington wine lover in your life and also makes a stunning addition to the personal or professional wine space.Western Australia (WA) has five wine Zones, nine Regions and six Subregions, which are formally defined and officially designated as Geographical Indications (GIs) of Australia. Notes of interest and 7 inset maps are included in this unique and highly detailed piece of cartographic wine art. Although Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah (reds) and Riesling, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc (whites) are all key players, there are over 70 wine grape varieties grown here, A formidable geologic past, intricate microclimates, soils, diurnal temperature patterns, and overall terroir influences make for a viticultural and oenological paradise! Open a bottle of Columbia Valley sourced Cabernet Sauvignon and swirl, sniff, and sip while exploring this captivating, account of over 800 wineries and 19 Appellations. Take a wine lover’s tour from the coastal charm and beauty of the Puget Sound Appellation’s Port Angeles, Seattle, Woodinville in the west across the rugged Cascade Range and into the Columbia Valley Appellation to the desert-like, majestic scenery to the east where Yakima Valley, Red Mountain, and Walla Walla (and many other appellations) reside along with a multitude of now famed wineries and tasting rooms. Description Washington Wine Regions Map – Appellations & Wineries Take a wine lover’s tour of Washington Wine Country.

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