Ancient Lakes Area

Ancient Lakes Area Region

Columbia Valley

18,000 square miles of grape growing country, encompasses several other AVAs and is Washington's largest.

Rattlesnake Hills

A small AVA located in the Yakima Valley, defined by its elevation and resulting in terraced vineyards.

Walla Walla Valley

Formed from prehistoric basaltic lava floods, this AVA is internationally known for Merlot and Cabernet.

Yakima Valley

Washington's first AVA and set the standards for state grown grapes, which are still preserved today.

Columbia Gorge

This 80 mile stretch along the mighty Columbia River is also a National Scenic Area.

Horse Heaven Hills

The windiest of Washington's AVAs. The added wind can help produce high quality grapes.

Red Mountain

The smallest AVA in Washington and often said to have it all: exposure, slope, soil, and air drainage.

Washington State

Washington State Region