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American Viticultural Areas

280 established AVAs across 34 states. An AVA is a federally defined grape-growing area; a wine that names one must take 85% of its grapes from inside it.

  • Arizona3 AVAs
  • Arkansas3 AVAs
  • California154 AVAs
  • Colorado2 AVAs
  • Connecticut3 AVAs
  • Georgia2 AVAs
  • Hawaii1 AVA
  • Idaho3 AVAs
  • Illinois2 AVAs
  • Indiana2 AVAs
  • Iowa2 AVAs
  • Kentucky1 AVA
  • Louisiana1 AVA
  • Maryland3 AVAs
  • Massachusetts3 AVAs
  • Michigan5 AVAs
  • Minnesota2 AVAs
  • Mississippi1 AVA
  • Missouri5 AVAs
  • New Jersey4 AVAs
  • New Mexico3 AVAs
  • New York11 AVAs
  • North Carolina7 AVAs
  • Ohio5 AVAs
  • Oklahoma1 AVA
  • Oregon23 AVAs
  • Pennsylvania5 AVAs
  • Rhode Island1 AVA
  • Tennessee4 AVAs
  • Texas8 AVAs
  • Virginia9 AVAs
  • Washington22 AVAs
  • West Virginia3 AVAs
  • Wisconsin3 AVAs
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© 2026 Wine Field Guide. Facts come from Wikipedia and Wikidata (CC BY-SA 4.0 and CC0) and from the TTB register of American Viticultural Areas (public domain). Protected wine names come from the European Commission; dated planting observations come from OIV. The style ratings, pairings and serving figures are our own assessment.

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