Around the World 30 Glasses

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Across
  1. 2. Northwestern Italian home of heavy-hitting Barolo and Barbaresco
  2. 5. Sunny, chalky Andalusian hometown of Sherry production
  3. 6. Spain's premier region famous for oak-aged Tempranillo blends
  4. 9. Pacific Northwest state world-renowned for its Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
  5. 12. Cool Spanish region known for its crisp, coastal Albariño
  6. 13. German river valley famous for steep slate vineyards and world-class Riesling
  7. 14. Coastal Portuguese city that gave its name to a famous fortified river wine
  8. 15. French river valley divided into a Syrah North and Grenache South
  9. 16. Beautiful home of Chianti Classico and the beloved Sangiovese grape
  10. 17. Northern French region that owns a monopoly on celebratory bubbles
  11. 20. Northernmost part of Burgundy, famous for laser-sharp, un-oaked Chardonnay
  12. 24. Oregon's premier valley that stands as America's benchmark for world-class Pinot Noir
  13. 26. French region bordering Germany known for dry Riesling and Gewürztraminer
  14. 29. Historic French home where Pinot Noir and Chardonnay reign supreme
  15. 30. South Africa's historic wine hub famed for Cabernet and Pinotage
Down
  1. 1. New York region famous for cool-climate, aromatic Rieslings
  2. 3. High-altitude Argentinian powerhouse famous for Malbec
  3. 4. Australian valley world-famous for its bold, jammy, old-vine Shiraz
  4. 7. Left Bank region famous for Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant blends
  5. 8. Portuguese region famous for steep terraced vineyards and sweet fortified wines
  6. 10. Intense Catalan region famous for powerful Garnacha and Cariñena grown on black licorella slate soils
  7. 11. Venetian region famous for Corvina-based blends ranging from light reds to rich Amarone
  8. 18. Sun-drenched southern French region famous for its crisp, pale pink rosés
  9. 19. Iconic Tuscan sub-region historically packaged in straw-covered fiasco bottles
  10. 21. Napa's coastal neighbor, celebrated for Russian River Pinot Noir
  11. 22. California's premier valley for high-end Cabernet Sauvignon
  12. 23. French valley known as the Garden of France, famous for Sancerre
  13. 25. New Zealand region that put punchy Sauvignon Blanc on the map
  14. 27. Volcanic Mediterranean island famous for Nerello Mascalese and Etna Rosso
  15. 28. Spain's high-altitude Duero river valley known for powerful, structured Tempranillo