The China wine map shows all wine growing areas of China. This wine regions map of China will allow you to easily localize all appellations and main grape varieties in China in Asia. The China vineyards map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

China emerged on to the global wine scene with unprecedented speed in recent years, both in terms of production and consumption. Currently, it vies with several countries for sixth-biggest wine country in terms of volume. In terms of vineyard area, China comes second to Spain. In 2017 there were 847,000 hectares (2.09 million acres as its mentioned in China wine map) of vines. However while 90 percent of French vineyards grow wine grapes, in China table grape production accounts for a similar percentage.

Red wine is more popular with the younger generation of consumers (25-36); women typically regard wine as more stylish than beer as its shown in China wine map. Wine drinkers are becoming more educated regarding imported wines, and rely less on distributors and retailers to inform their choices. Focus on Bordeaux has reduced as Burgundy – and many other varieties and regions – become more popular.

China wine regions spread across the breadth of the country. On the humid, monsoonal east coast, Shandong Peninsula (including Yantai Province as its shown in China wine map) and Hebei Province are responsible for over half of China national production. The red wine grape variety Cabernet Gernischt is widely planted and vinified here. Fungal vine diseases are a major issue during the growing season here. Heavy spraying is needed to keep the grapes in fair health.