Explore Idaho’s Unique Wine Regions. There are six distinct wine growing regions in this beloved state of ours, which includes three AVAs. Each one has its own microclimate—a mix of geographical characteristics that contribute to the unique character of the grapes—as well as plenty to see, do, and experience. Get to know them all.

Idaho’s Wine Country & Regions Idaho may be one state, but our growing regions are distinctly different. Climate, geographical conditions, and soil content make it possible for vineyards in Idaho to grow a much wider diversity of wines with lots of character and nuance.

Six distinct wine regions, including three American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), make up Idaho wine country. An AVA is an official growing designation with qualities that make it unique. Each one has its own vibe and plenty to do, see, and experience.

Discover the beauty of Eagle Region, where exquisite Idaho wines meet breathtaking landscapes. Learn more!

WINE & CIDER FUN FACTS: 2024 is the 15th year celebrating Idaho Wine & Cider Month. The tradition of winemaking in Idaho dates back to 1865. The Eagle Foothills AVA boasts the only Idaho winery devoted exclusively to producing sparkling wine.

The Idaho wine industry has been a steadily growing community for the last 30 years with remarkable growth in the past decade—and we’re just getting started. In 2008, we had 38 wineries. Today, there are over 70 wineries and cideries and 1,300 acres of grapes planted.

The Western Treasure Valley & Sunnyslope region is home to the Sunnyslope Wine Trail—a textbook expression of what it means to be in Idaho Wine Country. With its rolling landscape, picturesque views, and vineyard-dappled hills, it’s no wonder why …

Up-and-Coming Idaho Wine Region. This northern region has plenty to be proud of—like being the birthplace of Idaho wine way back in the 1860s—and lots of opportunity. Located in the Lewis-Clark AVA, Lewiston is home to a small but growing wine scene.

Experience South Central Idaho, a high-desert wine heaven near Boise. Plan your visit now!

Mar 5, 2024 · While Idaho produces popular American-made sparkling wines such as ‘blanc de blancs’ and ‘blanc de noirs,’ Idaho is also known for producing rare and unique sparkling wines that aren’t typically found in other wine regions. Idaho’s climate, geographical conditions, and soil content make it possible for vineyards in Idaho to grow a ...