Wine region · California
North Coast AVA
North Coast is an American Viticultural Area (AVA), an official U.S. wine-growing region recognized by the TTB. It was established in 1983 in Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties, California. It contains 49 smaller AVAs.
Official AVA boundary (simplified). Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Smaller regions inside
- Alexander Valley 65
- Anderson Valley
- Atlas Peak
- Benmore Valley
- Bennett Valley
- Big Valley District-Lake County
- Calistoga
- Chalk Hill 62
- Chiles Valley
- Clear Lake 29
- Cole Ranch
- Coombsville
- Diamond Mountain District
- Dry Creek Valley
- Eagle Peak Mendocino County
- Fort Ross-Seaview
- Fountaingrove District 194
- Guenoc Valley
- High Valley
- Howell Mountain 59
- Kelsey Bench-Lake County
- Knights Valley
- Los Carneros 310
- McDowell Valley
- Mendocino 87
- Mendocino Ridge
- Mt. Veeder
- Napa Valley 1470
- Northern Sonoma 816
- Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley
- Oakville
- Pine Mountain-Cloverdale Peak
- Potter Valley
- Red Hills Lake County
- Redwood Valley
- Rockpile
- Russian River Valley 413
- Rutherford
- Solano County Green Valley
- Sonoma Coast 511
- Sonoma Mountain
- Sonoma Valley 266
- Spring Mountain District
- St. Helena
- Stags Leap District
- Suisun Valley
- Wild Horse Valley
- Yorkville Highlands
- Yountville
Counties
Number = all licensed producers in the whole county, including towns outside this region.
Wineries in the North Coast area
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