Wine & Drink

Wine producing regions of western, central and southern Europe shown on a colourful map from Editions Benoit. A different colour is used for each country to highlight its wine growing regions and a table gives overall production figures.

Wine wall map of Spain and Portugal from De Long Company, size 92x61cm / 24"x36", presenting in an attractive pastel colouring wine regions according to their official classifications: in Spain DOP with sub-divisions into DOCa/DOQ, DO, VP and VC, plus IGP and VT, and in Portugal DOP, DOC, IGP and VR. The legend provides explanations of various classifications using comparisons with the AOC in France or the ...

La Grande Côte wine growing region of Burgundy south of Dijon on a detailed map showing the area’s road network with locations of its famous vineyards of Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune. Colouring distinguishes between communal and regional AOC appellations, each annotated with a list of names.

Wine map of Alsace showing the region’s wine growing areas according to their A.O.C. classification and the course of the famous Route des Vins, plus a list of Grands Crus and an inset with geological information. The map covers the southern slopes of the Vosges Mountains between Strasbourg and Mulhouse, with an inset for showing the northern vineyards near Wissembourg. Colouring distinguishes the Alsace Gr...

The vineyards of the Côtes du Rhône wine growing region on a map covering the area on two large panels: the southern part north of Avignon and Carpentras including Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and the northern vineyards along the Rhône between Valence and Vienne. A small additional inset covers an area between these two regions around St-Julien-en-St-Alban. The panels are accompanied by lists of the Appellations i...

This is the bookshelf edition of the popular Wine Map of South America. South America is the world's second-largest wine-producing continent after Europe. Argentina is the fifth-largest, and Chile is the seventh-largest wine-producing nation in the world. Covers all wine regions in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil; with detail map of Mendoza

The vineyards of Languedoc and Roussillon with colouring indicateing the 32 different appellations within Languedoc and a further six in the Roussillon region. The underlying base map has bold relief shading to show the area’s mountainous terrain.

France: AOC Wines and Brandies (Vins et Eaux-de-Vie d’Appellation d’Origine) map presents the country with each of its the principal wine growing regions highlighted in a different colour and annotated with its official name (Vignobles de Bourgogne), the sectors within in (Côte-de-Nuits, Côte-de-Beaune, Mâconnais, etc.), plus names of individual appellations within them (Nuits-St-Georges, Pommard, Pouilly-F...

France: Principal Grape Varieties (Principaux Cépages des Vignobles) map presents the country with each of its the principal wine growing regions highlighted in a different colour and annotated both with the types of grapes planted in them and names of individual sectors and main appellations, e.g. within Bordeaux:

South America Wine Wall Map from De Long Company, size 61 x 92 cm presents in an attractive pastel colouring the world's second largest wine producing continent after Europe. This map shows all of the producing areas of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil in detail.

A general road map of California showing all the appellation wine growing areas. On one side is a map of California state with larger scale insets showing areas of particular interest, including: Temecula, South Central Coast, North Central Coast, Los Carneros, Lodi & Sierra Foothills, North Sonoma, Napa & Sonoma Valleys and Mendocino & Lake. The maps shows major road routes (freeways, expressways; U...

This is the bookshelf edition of the Wine Map of the Pacific Northwest. The relatively cool and mild climate of the Pacific Northwest makes it the most Europe-like of North America's wine-growing regions. Washington is the second-largest wine-producing state in the US, while Oregon is the fourth-largest. Covers all AVAs of Oregon and Washington; all Geographic Indications (GIs) as well as sub GIs of B...

This is the bookshelf edition of the Wine Map of South Africa. The Dutch planted South Africa's first vineyard in 1655 near Constantia, and by the 1780s, Constantia sweet wines were acclaimed worldwide. In this way, South Africa is often considered an old world wine country in the new world. Covers all WO (Wine of Origin) areas: Geographical Units, Regions, Districts, and Wards; with a generalized win...

Wine wall map of Germany from De Long Company, size 61 x 92 cm / 24" x 36", presents in an attractive pastel colouring the country’s officially designated wine growing regions. Rather than covering the whole country, the map shows its south-western part between Lake Constance and Bonn, with two insets presenting wine regions of eastern Germany: Saale - Unstrut south-west of Leipzig, plus Saxony near Dresden...

De Long wine map of Australia's official wine zones and regions. Also includes a detail map of Adelaide and the wine growing areas of Tasmania, statistics regarding acreage and major grape varieties of each state. Printed on heavyweight acid-free archival paper.

California Wine Wall Map from De Long Company, size 61 x 92 cm / 24" x 36", presents in an attractive pastel colouring the state’s officially designated AVA (American Viticultural Areas) winegrowing regions. An overview map of the whole state shows which two parts of it are presented in detail on the main panels at 1:715,000 approx.

This is the bookshelf edition of the popular Wine Map of Australia. Australia is the sixth largest wine-producing country, making some of the world's best known and most sought-after wines. Map covers all Geographic Indications (GIs) including all States/Zones, Regions and Subregions; with detail map of regions around Adelaide (i.e., Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, McLaren Vale, etc.)

The vineyards of the Côtes du Rhône wine growing region on a map covering the area on two large panels: the southern part north of Avignon and Carpentras including Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and the northern vineyards along the Rhône between Valence and Vienne. A small additional inset covers an area between these two regions around St-Julien-en-St-Alban. The panels are accompanied by lists of the Appellations i...

This map is the bookshelf edition of the Wine Map of Germany, perfect for all German wine enthusiasts. Covers all main wine regions (Anbaugebiete) broken down into sub-regions (Bereich), including top wine villages and grape varieties, with detail maps of Rheingau and Mosel; also shows adjacent regions of France, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.