The largest and most powerful of Burgundy's great red wine villages, Gevrey-Chambertin boasts nine Grand Crus—more than any other commune. Its wines combine structure, depth, and remarkable longevity.

California's most diverse wine region, the Central Coast stretches 250 miles from San Francisco to Santa Barbara. Cool-climate Pinot Noir, bold Rhône varieties, and everything in between thrive in this patchwork of terroirs.

The birthplace and sole legitimate source of true Champagne, this northerly French region produces the world's most celebrated sparkling wine through méthode traditionnelle. Chalky soils and cool climate create wines of unparalleled elegance.

The world's most influential wine region producing legendary red blends.

The wild west of California wine, Paso Robles offers bold Rhône varieties and Zinfandel from diverse terroirs at approachable prices. Its pioneering spirit and dramatic daily temperature swings produce wines of power and complexity.

Burgundy's northernmost outpost produces pure, mineral-driven Chardonnay unlike anywhere else. Chablis' Kimmeridgian limestone, studded with ancient oyster fossils, creates steely, citrus-inflected whites that define unoaked elegance.