Folded map: "Wine Map of South America - Bookshelf edition" By Steve De Long

Wine Map of South America - Bookshelf Edition

Discover the wine richness of South America with this compact, folded map, updated in 2022.

South America is the second largest wine-producing continent after Europe. This map highlights all the wine regions of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil, offering a detailed and precise view of this exceptional terroir.

An indispensable tool for wine enthusiasts and professionals

With this compact edition, you benefit from a map that is easy to consult and carry. It is ideal for:

• Wine professionals wishing to deepen their knowledge of South American terroirs.
• Tasting enthusiasts wanting to explore different appellations and regions.
• Students and sommeliers seeking a detailed visual aid.

The major wine regions of South America

• Argentina 🇦🇷: The fifth largest wine producer in the world, Argentina is notably recognized for its Mendoza region, for which a detailed map is included.
• Chile 🇨🇱: The seventh largest producer globally, it is famous for its Maipo Valley wines and the diversity of its terroirs.
• Uruguay 🇺🇾: Known for its emblematic grape variety, Tannat, which produces rich and complex wines.
• Brazil 🇧🇷: Its wine sector is booming, with increasingly renowned sparkling wines.

What this wine map contains

• Map of the wine regions of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil.
• Detailed map of the Mendoza region, birthplace of the famous Malbec.
• Indication of PDO/PGI regions, allowing identification of protected appellations.
• Index booklet to easily find different regions and appellations.
• Stickers to mark your map and personalize your wine journey.

Technical specifications

• Dimensions of the unfolded map: 24 x 36 inches
• Box dimensions: 9.25 x 6.3 x 0.25 inches
• Publication date: July 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9781936880959

Data sources

This map is based on official and reliable sources, such as:

• Instituto Nacional de Vitivinicultura (Argentina)
• Familia Zuccardi (Argentina)
• Ministerio de Agricultura (Chile)
• Instituto Brasileiro do Vinho (Brazil)
• Instituto Nacional de Vitivinicultura (Uruguay)

Why choose this map?

✔ Compact and easy to consult: Ideal for use in the library or on the go.
✔ Updated 2022: All data is current and accurate.
✔ Educational and professional tool: A perfect visual support to deepen your knowledge of South American wines.