The United States has been producing wine for over 300 years and is the world’s fourth largest wine producing. All 50 states produce wine, with California putting out close to 90% of all US wine and accounting for 75% of all US wine sales. New York, Washington, Oregon, Texas, and Virginia are also known as popular wine-producing states.  With increased production and increased competition you can find some Great Wines at Great Prices.

Most notably, dry and sweet styles of white Zinfandel have become popular worldwide, while fruit-forward Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot from inland California has earned an envious reputation for its concentrated, dark fruit flavours. The States has also successfully implemented regional appellations, much like the French, using the American Viticultural Area (AVA) system.