Champoux (pronounced “shampoo”) Vineyard is set back five miles from the Columbia River in the Horse Heaven Hills. The 175 acre vineyard was first planted in 1972 and Block 1, the oldest section, provides the Cabernet Sauvignon for Andrew Will’s Sorella.
Chianti is one of the most important wine producing regions in Italy and has 580 members in the Consorzio. The map shows the different communes and where some of the important villages and producers are located.
The largest white wine only producing region in France, Chablis's claim to fame comes from its crisp, dry, mineral white wines that are light-textured and adored by all wine lovers around the world.
The impressive hill looms over the Rhône river and the towns of Tain l'Hermitage and Tournon-sur-Rhône. Over a dozen major plots, mapped out with grape and producers.
With just slightly under 8 hectares of surface area, the Montrachet vineyard is one of the most expensive in the world. This is a map with the principal proprietors and some of the producers.
Known as Campania Felix by the Romans in recognition of its favorable climate and its fertile soil, Campania has a unique charm that is only enhanced by its beautiful landscapes and enticing wines.
Many consider the Bourgogne AOP appellation too basic and does not warrant the attention of serious wine drinkers. However, if the producer is serious about their wines, the best value lies in this category.
