USA
Most of my wine travel has been in the United States, and this guide covers seven states: California's Lodi, Paso Robles, Sonoma and Napa, Oregon's Willamette Valley, Walla Walla in Washington, Virginia, Texas Hill Country, Arizona's Verde Valley and New York's Finger Lakes. Napa needs a reservation at every winery, while regions like Lodi and Charlottesville welcome walk-ins, and a tasting can cost anything from a $7 flight in Arizona to $60 or more in Napa.
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California California wine is more than just Napa. Great wines, vineyards, and tasting rooms can be found all over the largest wine producing state in the country. -
Oregon Oregon is Pinot Noir and sparkling wine country, centred on the Willamette Valley. -
Arizona Arizona surprised me: the Verde Valley is the cheapest and most unexpected place to taste in the country. -
Virginia Virginia is where I learned to appreciate wine. -
Texas Texas wine is bigger than most people expect, and the Hill Country is where I keep coming back. -
Washington Washington's most walkable wine town, Walla Walla, is the region I have written about most. -
New York Upstate New York's Finger Lakes are Riesling country.
Map of wineries in USA
USA
26 wineries on the map
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- Willamette Valley
- Paso Robles
- Paso Robles Willow Creek District
- Temecula Valley
- Santa Ynez Valley
From my trips to USA
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Ten Best U.S. Wine Vacations (Updated 2026)
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Lodi Wine Tasting: A WSET-Certified Guide to the Underrated Lodi Wine Region
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Top 7 Wineries to Visit in Carmel Valley Village
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Oregon Sparkling Wine: What to Know + My Visit to Method Oregon in the Willamette Valley
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California Wine Road Trip for Fall: A Real 6-Region Route
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Sonesta Redondo Beach & Marina Review: A Waterfront Staycation Worth Taking
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Best Wineries in Temecula Wine Country: A Complete Insider’s Guide
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Lodge at Bodega Bay Review: What It’s Actually Like to Stay at the #1 Hotel in the World
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A Guide to McMinnville, Oregon — Where Tradition Gets Reimagined
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Sonesta Los Angeles Airport LAX Hotel Review
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The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco Review: Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Luxury
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Last updated September 30, 2026