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Wine country is calling, in more forms than you might expect — famous valleys, hidden-gem destinations, and everything in between. You can now discover nearly 1,200 wineries on Resy and Tock, making it easier to find tasting rooms and vineyard experiences. And of course, there are great tables to match. Let us be your guide to the journey.
Jon Bonné
Managing Editor, Resy
Whether you’re heading to the West Coast or looking for a perfect weekend or day trip, now is the time to head out and enjoy the pleasures of wineries and restaurants in Wine Country. Our local experts have created itineraries to help you make the most of your journey.
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Ready to venture out for a wine country adventure? We’ve mapped out great destinations in wine regions worth the trip, from coast to coast — more than enough to make for a great trip, whether for the day or a week of discovery.
California
The country’s best-known wine region has lots of glamour, but also no shortage of hidden gems and a lot of history.
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California
Northern California’s other major wine region, barely an hour from San Francisco, has something for everyone.
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California
Just two hours from L.A., this Central Coast destination has ample sun, cutting-edge winemaking, and gorgeous scenery.
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Oregon
Oregon’s Pinot Noir heartland has grown more diverse, with excellent Chardonnay and Gamay adding to its laid-back charm.
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California
Halfway between L.A. and San Francisco, this ascendant Central Coast region thrives on big reds and warm days.
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Washington
This Washington wine hub blends wheat-country roots with bold reds, tucked into rolling Blue Mountain foothills
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British Columbia
Canada’s premier wine region unfolds along a chain of desert-like lakes, with vineyards for nearly every variety.
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Washington
Seattle’s wine destination hides in plain sight, with dozens of urban tasting rooms just a short drive from downtown.
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Ontario
Ontario’s wine region is known for icewine, but there’s far more to discover, with easy access from Toronto or Buffalo.
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California
Gold Rush country still grows some of California’s oldest vines, with heritage-vine Zinfandel, Italifornian flair, and much more.
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California
Tucked into foggy Mendocino County, this remote coastal valley excels at cool-climate Pinot Noir and sparkling wine.
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California
Dramatic hillside vineyards rise above Silicon Valley, producing some of California’s most historic Cabernet and Pinot.
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New York
A maritime escape from New York City, with North Fork vineyards, Hamptons luxury, and easy day trips just hours away.
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Texas
Texas’s liveliest food city doubles as a gateway to the region’s wineries, with a distinct wine scene all its own.
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New York
Glacial lakes shape this upstate N.Y. region, traditionally one of America’s great Riesling-producing locales, but now known for reds too.
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Texas
Texas’s largest wine region blends German heritage with Hill Country scenery, an easy trip from Austin or San Antonio.
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Michigan
Cherry orchards share the land with vineyards along Lake Michigan’s eastern shoreline, a hearty-climate surprise up north.
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Virginia
Virginia wine country sits closer than you’d think, with welcoming vineyards just outside Washington, D.C. itself.
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