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Riesling Regions

More than any other wine, Riesling expresses its “terroir”— the soil and climate characteristics of where it is grown.

The world’s most diverse wine in terms of style, aroma, and flavor profile, Riesling ranges from bone dry to seductively sweet, and with an array of fragrances that include slate, petrol and ripe peaches.

Not surprisingly, the world’s Riesling regions are also highly diverse, from the traditional regions of Europe to New World locations in both the northern and southern hemispheres. And while Riesling is generally considered a “cool climate” grape variety, stunning examples are now being made in warmer climates as well.

Ready to explore the wide world of Riesling? Simply click on each region’s box to learn about its unique characteristics in growing the world’s most noble white wine grape.

Ontario
Washington
South Africa
California
Australia
New York (Finger Lakes)
Idaho
Other Regions
Austria
Michigan
New Zealand
Oregon
Alsace
Germany

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