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All US Wineries A to Z

Every federally licensed wine producer in the United States, listed alphabetically with its address, map, contact details and the grapes it grows. Search by name below, or browse by state, region or grape.

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Type a winery, a town, a region or a grape. Every federally licensed producer in the country is in here.

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Wine is made in all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Pick one to see every producer in it.

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From California to New York and everywhere in between, explore 18,090 US wineries on our interactive map. Click a state to start your journey.


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Alabama — 76 wineriesAlaska — 30 wineriesArizona — 173 wineriesColorado — 275 wineriesFlorida — 213 wineriesGeorgia — 208 wineriesIndiana — 173 wineriesKansas — 87 wineriesMaine — 88 wineriesMassachusetts — 205 wineriesMinnesota — 166 wineriesNew Jersey — 104 wineriesNorth Carolina — 312 wineriesNorth Dakota — 30 wineriesOklahoma — 122 wineriesPennsylvania — 622 wineriesSouth Dakota — 47 wineriesTexas — 1,013 wineriesWyoming — 19 wineriesConnecticut — 115 wineriesMissouri — 363 wineriesWest Virginia — 47 wineriesIllinois — 204 wineriesNew Mexico — 133 wineriesArkansas — 46 wineriesCalifornia — 6,400 wineriesDelaware — 16 wineriesDistrict of Columbia — 11 wineriesHawaii — 23 wineriesIowa — 181 wineriesKentucky — 151 wineriesMaryland — 219 wineriesMichigan — 754 wineriesMississippi — 13 wineriesMontana — 48 wineriesNew Hampshire — 85 wineriesNew York — 855 wineriesOhio — 560 wineriesOregon — 995 wineriesTennessee — 130 wineriesUtah — 39 wineriesVirginia — 644 wineriesWashington — 1,428 wineriesWisconsin — 253 wineriesNebraska — 42 wineriesSouth Carolina — 65 wineriesIdaho — 125 wineriesNevada — 18 wineriesVermont — 105 wineriesLouisiana — 24 wineriesRhode Island — 35 wineries



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Wine regions worth a trip

Forty navigable regions, from Napa Valley to the Finger Lakes, each with its own appellations and towns.

Napa Valley1,344 wineriesSonoma County1,085 wineriesUpper Midwest923 wineriesMichigan Wine Trails754 wineriesVirginia Wine Country644 wineriesNew England633 wineries

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Seventy-three varieties grown commercially in America, from Cabernet Sauvignon to Norton and Marquette.

Cabernet Sauvignon1,727 wineriesPinot Noir1,293 wineriesChardonnay1,287 wineriesSyrah836 wineriesMerlot753 wineriesCabernet Franc668 wineries

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Every winery, A to Z

The full directory in alphabetical order. Use the pages at the foot of the list to move through it, or search above to jump straight to a winery.

Details are collected from public records and the producer's own website and may be outdated. theUSAwineguide.com is not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information; confirm hours and availability with the winery before visiting.

How this list is compiled

Listings are built from the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau permit register, then cross-checked against OpenStreetMap, Wikidata and each producer’s own website. Federal records do not include websites, phone numbers or opening hours, so some entries are fuller than others. Wineries can correct their own listing free at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this list sourced?

From the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau permit register, cross-checked against OpenStreetMap, Wikidata and each producer’s own website.

Are all of these wineries open to visitors?

No. A federal permit allows a business to produce wine; it does not mean there is a tasting room. Many small producers are appointment only, and some do not receive visitors at all. Check the winery’s own website before travelling.

Why are some listings missing a website or phone number?

Because the federal permit register does not record them. Fewer than half of all listings carry a website and about a quarter have a phone number. We add what we can verify, and wineries can fill in the rest themselves.

I own a winery. How do I correct my listing?

Claim it, free. You can correct every detail, add photographs and hours, and earn a Verified badge. There is a claim button on every unclaimed listing.

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Details are collected from public records and the producer's own website and may be outdated. theUSAwineguide.com is not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information; confirm hours and availability with the winery before visiting.

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