Bordeaux
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AppellationMargauxThe largest of the Médoc's great communes and home of Château Margaux and Palmer.
AppellationPauillacThree of the five first growths and the most expensive vineyard land in the Médoc.
AppellationPessac-LéognanThe Graves' top appellation, created in 1987 around Haut-Brion — the only first growth outside the Médoc.
AppellationPomerolA small plateau of Merlot on clay and gravel with no classification and the highest bottle prices in Bordeaux.
AppellationSaint-ÉmilionThe Right Bank's largest fine-wine appellation, with a classification revised roughly every decade — and…
AppellationSauternesBotrytised Sémillon at a tenth of a red estate's yield: Yquem and the 1855 sweet-wine classification.
Burgundy
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AppellationChambolle-MusignyMusigny and Bonnes-Mares; the village of Georges Roumier and the Comte de Vogüé.
AppellationGevrey-ChambertinNine grands crus, including Chambertin and Clos de Bèze — the largest grand cru holding of any Côte de Nuits…
AppellationMeursaultWhite Burgundy's largest quality village and the home of Coche-Dury.
AppellationVosne-RomanéeThe village with the most expensive vineyard land in the world: Romanée-Conti, La Tâche, Richebourg and…
Champagne
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AppellationCôte des BlancsChampagne's Chardonnay heartland: Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Avize, Cramant, Oger — the grands crus behind Salon and…
AppellationMontagne de ReimsPinot Noir grands crus — Aÿ, Bouzy, Ambonnay, Verzenay — the backbone of Bollinger and Krug.
Mosel
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Napa Valley
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AppellationOakvilleThe benchland that makes Screaming Eagle, Harlan, Opus One and To Kalon — Napa's most valuable acres.
AppellationRutherfordRutherford dust: Inglenook, Beaulieu, Scarecrow and the historic heart of Napa Cabernet.
AppellationYountvilleDominus Estate's Napanook vineyard and the southern gateway to Napa's Cabernet belt.
Piedmont
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AppellationBarbarescoNebbiolo's second great appellation, made famous by Gaja and Bruno Giacosa.
AppellationBaroloEleven communes, 2,200 hectares, 181 delimited vineyard areas — Italy's most developed cru economy.
Rhône
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AppellationChâteauneuf-du-PapeThe southern Rhône's flagship: 3,200 hectares of Grenache on stony soils, with Rayas and Beaucastel at the…
AppellationCôte-RôtieSteep Syrah terraces above the Rhône, revived by Guigal's La Mouline, La Landonne and La Turque.
AppellationHermitageOne hill, 137 hectares, and Syrah that trades with Bordeaux's classified growths.
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