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  • The number of wineries in America has tripled in the past 20 years, and today each of the 50 states has at least one commercial winery. The largest producing state is California, which has 1,300…

  • Temecula is located in southwestern Riverside County in California and the area is known as wine country. Some of the best wineries in California are in this area. Tours are available at some wineries…

  • Temecula, California is located approximately 90 miles southeast of Los Angeles. The town plays host to a variety of festivals and events throughout the year. In addition, Temecula offers many…

  • While all vineyards grow grapes, a winery is a type of vineyard that harvests its grapes to make wine. Wineries offer wine tasting where patrons may sample different types of wine before selecting one…

  • Virginia produces award-winning wines and has a lot to offer in variety, price and food pairings. The vineyards in Louisa County, Virginia are easy to get to, making a weekend excursion an…

  • Admit it---think Ohio and wine is not the first thing that comes to mind. Corn maybe, but wine? Yes, wine. Settlers along the Ohio River planted Catawba grapes from the get-go, producing light…

  • Temecula Valley in southern California is a popular wine-growing region. While its origins are found in missionary life, the modern history of this arid but temperate region begins in the late 1960s.

  • In 2005, Barrett Rochman opened his vision for southern Illinois wineries. Blue Sky is modelled on a Tuscan villa and was built with the intent of becoming the region's premier winery. Former Illinois…

  • It’s fun to spend a day or a weekend visiting the various wineries in Northeast Ohio. The “Wine and Vines Trail” begins about 30 miles east of Cleveland and extends about 90…

  • Visit Oregon Coast Wineries as a VIP. Don't just visit, write about it and get paid for your articles. Other tourists may end up purchasing a bottle during the visit. You just might end up with a…

  • Willamette Valley is located near Portland, Oregon and has two-thirds of the state's wineries and vineyards. It is Oregon's most important wine-producing region, with over 200 wineries in the area.…

  • Though known for corn, Indiana also grows a large variety of grapes and is home to a plethora of Hoosier-style wineries just waiting to please your discerning palate. No matter the region you plan to…