Quick Summary:
- Idaho's wine industry dates back to the 19th century, with the pioneer-era planting of the first vineyards throughout the Pacific Northwest.
- Today, the wine growing region has become one of the United States' top viticultural areas, home to the lovely Snake River Valley AVA, which is easily accessible from downtown Boise and home to some of the state's top wineries.
- Other wineries are located within the Eagle Foothills AVA, which is known for its rich volcanic ash and sandy loam soils that result in top grape-growing conditions.
- These luxurious winery tasting rooms throughout the state offer intimate ambiance and showcase popular regional grape varietals such as Riesling, Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, and Chenin Blanc, which all thrive in the state's climate.
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Camas Prairie Winery
Cinder Wines
Clearwater Canyon Cellars
Coeur D'Alene Cellars
Coiled Wines
Y Knot Winery
Fujishin Family Cellars Winery
HAT Ranch Winery and Vineyard
Hells Canyon Winery
Holesinsky Certified Organic Vineyard and Winery
Huston Vineyards
Indian Creek Winery
Koenig Vineyards and Tasting Room
Lindsay Creek Vineyards
Parma Ridge Winery
Sawtooth Winery
Scoria Vineyards
Split Rail Winery
Ste. Chapelle Winery
Telaya Wine Co.
Vizcaya Winery
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