Bohemia is one of Czechia's two wine regions and among Europe's northernmost vineyard areas. Mělnická and Litoměřická together have 710 hectares of vineyards across 75 wine-growing villages and 171 vineyard tracks, tended by 195 growers.
Bohemia is up to 4°C cooler on average than Czechia's main wine area. Mělnická centres on Mělník, while Litoměřická is named for Litoměřice. Around Litoměřice, Müller Thurgau, Pinot Noir, Saint Laurent, Riesling and Pinot Gris are widespread.
Inside the region
3 named areas
Each guide keeps its place within Bohemia clear, with a direct route back to the map.
- 01ČechyNo producers listed yetČechy is the Czech geographical designation used for Bohemia's wine region.
- 02LitoměřickáNo producers listed yetLitoměřická is a Bohemian sub-region named for Litoměřice. Nearby vineyards include Riesling, Pinot Blanc and Müller Thurgau.
- 03MělnickáNo producers listed yetMělnická centres on Mělník and includes Prague, Kutná Hora and other Bohemian wine localities. Its vineyards commonly sit over calcareous subsoil or gravel-sand alluvium, and Pinot Noir has a long historical association with the sub-region.