Coconut Club Vacations Reviews the Best American Wine Regions

    HENDERSON, NV, July 01, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Coconut Club Vacations takes a closer look at a few of the many top-rated wine regions in the U.S.

Traverse City, Michigan has been known as the cherry capital of the world but it is rapidly becoming a popular wine region with some 70+wineries. The area is where Michigan's best wines are produced and much of that is due to location. Lake Michigan's shoreline protects Traverse City from harsh winters while the city has something in common with the Bordeaux region; they are both located on the 45th parallel. Traverse City wines are crisp and clean and the cool climate produces some exceptional ice wines.

Walla Walla, Washington is home to some excellent wineries as well as a beautiful scenic destination. A number of Bordeaux varietals are produced on the east side of the Cascade Mountains where the climate is ideal for grape production.

Like Traverse City, Willamette Valley, Oregon rests along the same latitude of France's Bordeaux region and produces some of the best Pinot Noirs in America. Oregon also takes advantage of the Cascade Mountains' perfect growing climate and a number of exceptional wine tasting rooms have cropped up over the years, each one as unique as the exceptional wines they produce.

Few realize that New York ranks third in the U.S. for wine producing, with California and Oregon being number one and two. The best New York wines are the Rieslings with their crisp, semi dry to sweet varieties and the deliciously sweet ice wines. The Finger Lake vineyards produce some of the best sweet wines in New York but also produce award-winning Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs and Merlots. New York is also known for producing some "all American" favorite hybrid wines such as Concord and Vidal wines.

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