| Wine Regions |
| Explore wine regions in the United States and abroad! |
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The Other Side of Napa—Chiles Valley
The two-lane highway teeters around the corner, breezing by dry scrub brush and golden grasses. |
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Dry Creek Valley
The year after I was first married, my husband and I decided to take
an anniversary trip to the wine country. |
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France's California
Working in the wine industry comes with a few notable perks. |
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Pays d'Oc
Southwest of the Rhône Valley is the Languedoc-
Roussillon area, another region in France that's well worth
a wine lover's look. |
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Gambling on Land: Red Mountain
When John Williams and Jim Holmes invested in 80 acres
near Benton City, Washington, it was a gamble. |
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Shop Smart: Chilean Wines
Seeking a good value in wine? Look to imports. Places like Australia, Argentina, France's Languedoc, and Chile are bursting with new vineyards and bumper crops (vines that yield more fruit than expected). |
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Côtes du Rhône
Let’s face it, American consumers are grape-centric when it comes to buying wine. Looking for words like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Chardonnay is the way many wine drinkers choose what to sip. |
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Napa Cabs--Better from the Ground Up
In nearly every garden, there's a magical spot where plants thrive. Here, roses give more fragrance, strawberries grow sweeter, daylilies bloom sooner. |
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A Traveler's Introduction to Washington State's Wine Regions
Though less famous for its wines than California, Washington State deserves the attention of any wine-lover. The state rates second nationally in grape production (after California, of course). |
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