Welcome to America's Premier Winery Guide Featuring wineries, vineyards, wine regions, wine clubs and much more from Maine to Hawaii.  Wine
is commercially produced in all 50 states of the United States of America, yes, including Alaska. In the last 35 years the United States has
emerged as the 4th most important wine-producing country in
the world, following only France, Italy and Spain. While California is in no danger of losing its place as the country's largest wine producer, wineries are appearing all across America and achieving great success. From the surprisingly amazing Pinot Noirs of the Pacific Northwest to the remarkably delicious Chardonnays of the East Coast, the future is looking bright for many U.S. winemakers.
  Wine improves with age, the older I get the better I like it.
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