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.
Includes: all AVAs of Oregon and Washington; all Geographic Indications (GIs) as well as sub GIs of British Columbia; detail maps of Walla Walla Valley and the northern Willamette Valley; statistics on major grape varieties of Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia
This map can be purchased with a high-quality natural teak hanging frame. The frame easily snaps onto the map with hidden magnets for a simple and elegant presentation.
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.
Includes: all AVAs of Oregon and Washington; all Geographic Indications (GIs) as well as sub GIs of British Columbia; detail maps of Walla Walla Valley and the northern Willamette Valley; statistics on major grape varieties of Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia
This map can be purchased with a high-quality natural teak hanging frame. The frame easily snaps onto the map with hidden magnets for a simple and
