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Demonstration mode. Every producer, product and experience shown here is fictional and created for this demo. No bookings are charged and no alcohol is sold.

Where we pour

Seventeen regions. One standard.

We open a region only once enough producers there have passed review to make the drive worth it — never before. That bar did not move when we crossed an ocean: Bordeaux, Speyside, Barossa Valley are open and bookable today, in their own currency.

17
regions open
162
producers
4
opening soon
13
countries on the map
BordeauxSpeysideBarossa Valley
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Where we go next

Open nowhere yet, and not until six producers in each have passed the same review. Ask to hear when one does — that ask is the vote that decides the order.

  • Niagara PeninsulaCanada
  • TequilaMexico
  • OaxacaMexico
  • MendozaArgentina
  • ChampagneFrance
  • RiojaSpain
  • Douro ValleyPortugal
  • TuscanyItaly
  • StellenboschSouth Africa
  • MarlboroughNew Zealand
  • YamanashiJapan

You’re near Los Angeles 3 regions within 400 miles.

An old fashioned poured dark against the bar light

Kentucky

Kentucky Bourbon Trail

19 producers · 40 min from Louisville

Spirits

From $45

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Vines holding green against the dry hills at sundown

Arizona

Verde Valley

14 producers · 2 hr from Phoenix

Wine · Mead

From $30

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Grape clusters ripening on the high plains trellis

Texas

Texas High Plains

11 producers · 20 min from Lubbock

Wine

From $28

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Morning fog burning off the valley farms

California

Sonoma

10 producers · 1 hr from San Francisco

Wine · Cider

From $55

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An autumn lane running toward the valley floor

Oregon

Willamette Valley

9 producers · 50 min from Portland

Wine · Beer · Coffee

From $40

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Vine rows running up to a stone church on the hill

Nouvelle-Aquitaine · France

Bordeaux

9 producers · 40 min from Bordeaux

Wine

From €35

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A broad live oak over open ground in late light

Texas

Gulf Coast

8 producers · 45 min from Houston

Beer · Spirits

From $25

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Whitewashed farmhouse below a russet Highland glen

Moray · Scotland

Speyside

8 producers · 1 hr from Inverness

Spirits

From £22

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Autumn vineyard rows running to low dry brown hills

South Australia · Australia

Barossa Valley

7 producers · 1 hr from Adelaide

Wine · Spirits

From A$35

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A glass poured above vineyard rows running to the lake

New York

Finger Lakes

6 producers · 1 hr from Rochester

Wine · Beer

From $30

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Vine rows under dry golden hills

California

Santa Ynez

4 producers · 45 min from Santa Barbara

Wine

From $48

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A valley barn and silo in low golden light

Virginia

Shenandoah

3 producers · 90 min from Washington

Wine · Cider

From $35

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Wheat running to the ridgeline at dusk

Washington

Walla Walla

2 producers · 4 hr from Seattle

Wine

From $42

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Still water off the dock on a clear northern morning

Michigan

Traverse City

2 producers · 25 min from Traverse City

Wine · Spirits

From $34

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Opening soon

The waitlist decides the order.

We open the region people are actually waiting on. Add your name and it counts toward the queue below.

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Yakima Valley

Sept

Washington · 9 producers in review

1,204 waiting

Champlain Valley

Oct

Vermont · 7 producers in review

892 waiting

Ozark Highlands

Early 2027

Arkansas · 4 producers in review

551 waiting

Monterey Coast

Early 2027

California · 3 producers in review

403 waiting

How a region opens

Six approved producers, or we don’t open it

A region goes live when at least six producers within about an hour of each other have passed review — enough that a guest can build a real day out of it rather than driving three hours for one tasting. We visit every one of them before the region appears here.

If a region falls below six, we close it and email everyone with a booking. We have done that twice.

  1. Waitlist signal. Enough people name the region as where they’d go first.

  2. Scouting. We go and drink there, unannounced, on our own money.

  3. Review. Producers apply and go through the same queue as everyone else.

  4. Open. Six approved and routable, and the region appears on this map.