Wine Enthusiast Magazine

OLD VINES, GREAT WINES

There’s a lot of buzz about the high-quality wines made from old vines. And whether or not you’re a believer, there’s no denying that old-vine vineyards represent some of the most dramatic and authentic representations of wine history, tradition and appreciation.

From roots that are intricately twisted and gnarled due to decades of weathered life to vines that reach sky high, these beauties offer archival perspective and pure expressions of the terroir they’ve become remarkably synergized with.

Take a tour of some of the world’s most distinct old-vine vineyards, including sites

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