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Idaho

Idaho includes Snake River Valley, Lewis-Clark Valley and Eagle Foothills. Microclimates in the two valleys can ripen late-maturing red grapes, while Viognier can be lush and soft.

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Idaho, Mountain & Southwest
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Snake River Valley · Lewis-Clark Valley · Eagle Foothills
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Atlas locationIdaho · Mountain & Southwest44.63° N · 116.19° W

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Idaho's listed appellations are Snake River Valley, Lewis-Clark Valley and Eagle Foothills. Snake River Valley is a federally designated grape-growing region in southwest Idaho. Microclimates in Snake River Valley and Lewis-Clark Valley can ripen less-cold-hardy, late-maturing red grapes. Viognier can be lush and soft, and the state's wine industry now includes dozens of wineries and cideries.

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  1. ArizonaNo producers listed yetArizona's three AVAs are Willcox, Verde Valley and Sonoita. Willcox leads the state in grape production, and growers work with almost 80 varieties.
  2. ColoradoNo producers listed yetColorado's vineyards sit at high elevations with short frost-free seasons and marked day-to-night temperature swings. Its warmer Grand Valley and cooler West Elks AVAs favor different grape choices.
  3. HawaiiNo producers listed yetHawaii includes the listed appellation of Ulupalakua. On Maui, MauiWine makes sparkling grape wine from vines grown on the island's largest volcano.
  4. New MexicoNo producers listed yetNew Mexico's AVAs are Middle Rio Grande Valley, Mimbres Valley and Mesilla Valley. High-altitude vineyards and a mix of European varieties, hybrids and newer influences mean there is no single regional style.

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