
from reds to whites to everything in
between
these places have the best wine the
world has to offer
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
wine cities for this list we’ve narrowed
our picks down to cities that are
particularly known for producing wines
but we also counted the outskirt areas
of those cities that have wineries and
vineyards attracting people from outside
their borders specific areas of
countries that are known for producing
wine are taken into account here as well
this will also be one video in a larger
series on the top ten lifestyle cities
so there will be lists for the best
cities for sports architecture nightlife
and more number 10 Santiago Chile a city
known for its Merlot and Cabernet
Sauvignon Santiago is one of the most
increasingly prolific winemaking and
exporting cities in both South America
and the world the city’s restaurant
scene is huge in its own right but their
wine scene is fast becoming one of the
biggest across the globe if it hasn’t
gotten there already they’re famous
vineya a Catania winery and vineyard is
only about a half hour drive away from
the city number nine Okanagan Valley
Canada with its fruit wines and locally
made wines among its strongest points
this area of beautiful British Columbia
is arguably the best Canada has to offer
wine enthusiasts hovering towns within
the province like Penticton and Vernon
this area is home to more than 100
different wineries and so many different
varieties of wines from Pinot Noir to
Chardonnay – Riesling the view of the
water and mountains from the vineyards
ain’t too bad either
number 8 Cape Town South Africa great in
terms of both its taste and its
affordability there’s a reason why South
Africa is a major player in fine wines
nowadays this city is where a lot of its
wines get produced and the area that has
the biggest reputation for winemaking is
only a half hour drive away the Cape
Islands are located just outside the
city limits
and they have a reputation for being a
major producer of fine wines like
chardonnays and Sauvignon Blanc number
seven Melbourne Australia Australia in
general has built up quite a reputation
around the world for its fine wines and
this city in particular and more
generally the state of Victoria is
arguably where the heart of Australian
winemaking is located the nearby Yarra
Valley is accessible from the city by
bus and it’s only about an hour away not
only is the area itself beautiful to
look at but its restaurants and wineries
are truly world-class number six porto
portugal it might be the second largest
city in the country and not as
recognizable to outsiders as lisbon
but this portuguese city has a
burgeoning reputation for fine wine with
thousands of wine producers in the
country with the vineya vida and the
port the last one being rather fitting
among its most well known types for
those visiting the city tour buses give
you the option of going to a wine
tasting number five Barcelona Spain this
Spanish city located in Catalonia has
been a huge producer of wine for
centuries now more specifically since or
even before the Roman Empire known for
producing fine wines of all kinds from
reds to whites to even sparkling wines
known as cava Barcelona is truly a city
that has a reputation for far more than
just restaurants warm weather and
stunning architecture wine tours of
different parts of Catalonia are also
easy to book and fairly inexpensive for
those visiting the city number four
Mendoza Argentina when 80% of the
country’s wine is produced in this city
there’s pretty much no arguing with its
place on this list and they’ve got the
quality to back up their production to
Malbec and Syrah are two of their most
well known types of wines
although most wine tours and tastings in
the city need you to book a reservation
in advance
the wines are both tasty and distinctive
the grapes are grown at high altitude
thousands of feet above sea level
number three Bordeaux France while Paris
is more well known around the world for
its culture and museums Bordeaux takes
the cake for its wines as far as French
cities go it’s hard to argue with that
considering it’s the wine capital of
friends and this is fairly obvious
thanks to wines such as the made duck
and the Saint Emilion as well as the
fact that they produce some of the most
expensive bottles in the world oh and
the city’s Gothic architecture and local
food aren’t so bad either
number two Napa Valley USA if you’ve got
more than 450 wineries for people to
visit then any list of the best cities
for wine would be incomplete without you
that’s just how important the Napa
Valley is to wine culture not only in
the United States but also around the
world it’s got enough of a reputation to
pull in more than four million visitors
each year and produces cabal Napa
Zinfandels
and Pinot Noirs among many others plus
the nearby Sonoma has a similar
reputation for fine wines before we
uncork our top pick here are some
honorable mentions
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number one Tuscany Italy its valleys
hills and castles are stunning to look
at by themselves but Tuscany is also
known for being the home of many of the
finest wines in the world in Chianti
specifically you’ll find the type of
wine that’s named after the region
itself a constant favorite of those who
look for a wine to drink with their
pasta with wine still stored in
basements and wine grapes still being
crushed by feet there’s no questioning
Tuscany’s place at the top of this list
do you agree with our list what do you
think is the best wine city in the world
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every day be sure to subscribe to
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these places have the best wine the
world has to offer
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
wine cities for this list we’ve narrowed
our picks down to cities that are
particularly known for producing wines
but we also counted the outskirt areas
of those cities that have wineries and
vineyards attracting people from outside
their borders specific areas of
countries that are known for producing
wine are taken into account here as well
this will also be one video in a larger
series on the top ten lifestyle cities
so there will be lists for the best
cities for sports architecture nightlife
and more number 10 Santiago Chile a city
known for its Merlot and Cabernet
Sauvignon Santiago is one of the most
increasingly prolific winemaking and
exporting cities in both South America
and the world the city’s restaurant
scene is huge in its own right but their
wine scene is fast becoming one of the
biggest across the globe if it hasn’t
gotten there already they’re famous
vineya a Catania winery and vineyard is
only about a half hour drive away from
the city number nine Okanagan Valley
Canada with its fruit wines and locally
made wines among its strongest points
this area of beautiful British Columbia
is arguably the best Canada has to offer
wine enthusiasts hovering towns within
the province like Penticton and Vernon
this area is home to more than 100
different wineries and so many different
varieties of wines from Pinot Noir to
Chardonnay – Riesling the view of the
water and mountains from the vineyards
ain’t too bad either
number 8 Cape Town South Africa great in
terms of both its taste and its
affordability there’s a reason why South
Africa is a major player in fine wines
nowadays this city is where a lot of its
wines get produced and the area that has
the biggest reputation for winemaking is
only a half hour drive away the Cape
Islands are located just outside the
city limits
and they have a reputation for being a
major producer of fine wines like
chardonnays and Sauvignon Blanc number
seven Melbourne Australia Australia in
general has built up quite a reputation
around the world for its fine wines and
this city in particular and more
generally the state of Victoria is
arguably where the heart of Australian
winemaking is located the nearby Yarra
Valley is accessible from the city by
bus and it’s only about an hour away not
only is the area itself beautiful to
look at but its restaurants and wineries
are truly world-class number six porto
portugal it might be the second largest
city in the country and not as
recognizable to outsiders as lisbon
but this portuguese city has a
burgeoning reputation for fine wine with
thousands of wine producers in the
country with the vineya vida and the
port the last one being rather fitting
among its most well known types for
those visiting the city tour buses give
you the option of going to a wine
tasting number five Barcelona Spain this
Spanish city located in Catalonia has
been a huge producer of wine for
centuries now more specifically since or
even before the Roman Empire known for
producing fine wines of all kinds from
reds to whites to even sparkling wines
known as cava Barcelona is truly a city
that has a reputation for far more than
just restaurants warm weather and
stunning architecture wine tours of
different parts of Catalonia are also
easy to book and fairly inexpensive for
those visiting the city number four
Mendoza Argentina when 80% of the
country’s wine is produced in this city
there’s pretty much no arguing with its
place on this list and they’ve got the
quality to back up their production to
Malbec and Syrah are two of their most
well known types of wines
although most wine tours and tastings in
the city need you to book a reservation
in advance
the wines are both tasty and distinctive
the grapes are grown at high altitude
thousands of feet above sea level
number three Bordeaux France while Paris
is more well known around the world for
its culture and museums Bordeaux takes
the cake for its wines as far as French
cities go it’s hard to argue with that
considering it’s the wine capital of
friends and this is fairly obvious
thanks to wines such as the made duck
and the Saint Emilion as well as the
fact that they produce some of the most
expensive bottles in the world oh and
the city’s Gothic architecture and local
food aren’t so bad either
number two Napa Valley USA if you’ve got
more than 450 wineries for people to
visit then any list of the best cities
for wine would be incomplete without you
that’s just how important the Napa
Valley is to wine culture not only in
the United States but also around the
world it’s got enough of a reputation to
pull in more than four million visitors
each year and produces cabal Napa
Zinfandels
and Pinot Noirs among many others plus
the nearby Sonoma has a similar
reputation for fine wines before we
uncork our top pick here are some
honorable mentions
[Music]
number one Tuscany Italy its valleys
hills and castles are stunning to look
at by themselves but Tuscany is also
known for being the home of many of the
finest wines in the world in Chianti
specifically you’ll find the type of
wine that’s named after the region
itself a constant favorite of those who
look for a wine to drink with their
pasta with wine still stored in
basements and wine grapes still being
crushed by feet there’s no questioning
Tuscany’s place at the top of this list
do you agree with our list what do you
think is the best wine city in the world
with entertaining top 10s published
every day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
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