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Wine Regions of the UNITED STATES
State of California: More than 80% of the wine produced in the United States comes from California, making it the fourth largest producer
of wine in the world. California wine regions run the length of the state, and wine grapes are grown in 49 of California's 58 counties. In this
course, learn more about wine production from the State of California.
State of Indiana: Home to America9s first successful wine production operation in the heart of America9s largest wine producing region.
John Dufour, a Swiss immigrant, started the country9s first successful wine venture in Vevay in 1802, and by the mid 18009s, the Ohio River
Valley was the largest wine producing area in the U.S.
State of Kentucky: America's commercial wine industry was born in Kentucky more than 200 years ago. Today, winemaking is a robust and
growing industry, with about 100,000 cases (or 200,000 gallons) of wine coming out of Kentucky each year.
State of Michigan: With four certified American Viticulture Areas across the state, Michigan9s unique glacial soils impart distinctive
boutiques and finishes to please even the most discriminating palate. Oenophiles to budding enthusiasts are sure to discover the wines that
will become their new favorite.
