MAIN Wine Wineries

Wine tours and wine tastings found at 'the source' can be a relaxing way to vacation.

Even for those with only a casual interest in wines, a visit to a local winery can just be a great day out to the countryside.

Usually, it also ultimately proves to be a real eye-opener in terms of how wine grapes are grown, and the process involved in producing a great wine. You can also sit back and relax in wine tasting rooms as you learn more about the wines you like - and the ones you don't..

From California and Oregon to Bordeaux, Tuscany and Australia's Barossa Valley, you'll find local wineries to contact or visit just up ahead.

Elsewhere around this site you can also find your own taste of the grape in US wineries, European wineries and vineyars, as well as a complete look at wineries around the world ...

More information about wineries around the Web:

The WineWeb - Another directory claiming to be the biggest and best - and they may be right - with a database searchable by wine name, winery, or via a clickable international map, along with a trip planner, featured sites and wine news.

All American Wineries - A labor of love from Webmaster, Bob Hodge, with a huge link directory to U.S. wineries by state along with a smaller selection of international listings of wine-related sites and associations.

Weekend Winery - If you like the color pink there's much to be said about the design, but otherwise a solid directory of U.S. wineries searchable by state plus a funky mix of features including Wine of the Month, related recipes and more.

Wines and Vines - A nice site that has a very good listing of California wineries with links to each, and a separate page for other U.S. states. No international listings, but the U.S. coverage is very good.