California’s interactive winery map is live for 2025
Search California wineries by region, varietal, and amenities, with the Wine Institute's interactive winery map.
Exploring California’s wine regions has never been easier. The newly updated California Winery Map for 2025 is now live, offering an interactive way to discover the Golden State’s diverse wineries, plan visits, and uncover unique tasting experiences.
Developed by Wine Institute, an association of 1,000 California wineries and wine-related businesses, this tool helps wine lovers navigate the best of California’s wine country with ease.
Pat Sharyon
How to Use the Interactive Winery Map
The California Winery Map & Directory is designed to provide a seamless experience for wine enthusiasts looking to explore the state’s vibrant wine scene. Here’s how you can make the most of this powerful tool:
Search by Region
Users can browse wineries across California’s diverse wine-growing regions, including Napa Valley, Sonoma, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, and more. The map allows for easy selection of counties and subregions, ensuring a tailored experience.
Explore the Winery Directory
With over 600+ wineries listed, visitors can search by name or region to find their ideal destination. Each listing includes winery details such as address, contact information, and website links for convenient trip planning.
Filter by Amenities & Experiences
The tool offers refined search filters to help visitors select wineries based on specific amenities, including dog-friendly wineries, family-friendly locations, and sustainable wine producers. Additionally, users can explore wineries offering tours, food pairings, wine tastings, unique architecture like caves, and even event-hosting capabilities.
Search by Wine Varietal
Wine enthusiasts can discover wineries specializing in their favorite grape varietals, from classic Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay to unique selections like Gewürztraminer, Petite Sirah, and Dolcetto.
Plan Visits
Users can refine their searches to find wineries based on their preferences and easily access winery websites for direct booking, event details, and additional visitor information.
Get Directions & Contact Wineries
Each listing provides essential travel information, including addresses, navigation links, and contact details, ensuring a seamless winery visit experience.
More Resources Available on Discover California Wines
Beyond the winery map, Discover California Wines offers a variety of tools to help visitors and locals enhance their wine country experience. Here are some additional features:
- Wine Events & Festivals: The website features a continuously updated calendar of wine festivals, vineyard celebrations, and special tastings happening across California throughout the year.
- Sustainability-Focused Wineries: Visitors can browse wineries that follow sustainable winegrowing practices, including those certified under the Certified California Sustainable Winegrowing (CCSW) program.
- Winery Visit Planning Guides: Detailed travel recommendations and insider tips help visitors plan their ideal winery tour based on their interests and preferences.
- Educational Resources: Learn about California’s wine regions, grape varietals, and winemaking techniques through engaging articles and guides.
About Wine Institute
Wine Institute contributes to the economic and environmental vitality of California and the U.S. through leadership in sustainable winegrowing, an international marketing program that promotes awareness of and appreciation for California wines throughout the world, and a partnership with Visit California to showcase the state’s diverse and abundant wine and food offerings.
Wine Institute 915 L Street, Suite 1190 Sacramento, CA 95814 +1 (415) 512-0151
info@wineinstitute.org
Start Exploring Today
Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a casual sipper, the California Winery Map & Directory is your key to unlocking the best wine experiences the state has to offer in 2025. Visit DiscoverCaliforniaWines.com today to start planning your next adventure.
