Number of US Wineries by State
According to WineAmerica (1) there were 4,712 wineries in the United States in 2007. Following is a listing of the number of wineries by state ordered from the states with the most wineries to the states with the fewest wineries.:
- California (2025 wineries)
- Washington (451 wineries)
- Oregon (295 wineries)
- New York (239 wineries)
- Virginia (140 wineries)
- Texas (136 wineries)
- Pennsylvania (115 wineries)
- Michigan (112 wineries)
- Ohio (108 wineries)
- Missouri (86 wineries)
- Illinois (83 wineries)
- North Carolina (74 wineries)
- Colorado (72 wineries)
- Iowa (62 wineries)
- Florida (46 wineries)
- Oklahoma (46 wineries)
- Kentucky (44 wineries)
- New Jersey (41 wineries)
- Wisconsin (41 wineries)
- Indiana (40 wineries)
- New Mexico (36 wineries)
- Idaho (32 wineries)
- Maryland (31 wineries)
- Massachusetts (31 wineries)
- Tennessee (29 wineries)
- Connecticut (28 wineries)
- Arizona (26 wineries)
- Minnesota (26 wineries)
- Georgia (20 wineries)
- Nebraska (20 wineries)
- Kansas (16 wineries)
- West Virginia (16 wineries)
- Maine (14 wineries)
- South Dakota (14 wineries)
- Vermont (14 wineries)
- South Carolina (11 wineries)
- Arkansas (10 wineries)
- Montana (10 wineries)
- New Hampshire (10 wineries)
- Alabama (9 wineries)
- Alaska (8 wineries)
- North Dakota (8 wineries)
- Louisiana (7 wineries)
- Rhode Island (7 wineries)
- Utah (7 wineries)
- Nevada (5 wineries)
- Hawaii (4 wineries)
- Wyoming (3 wineries)
- Delaware (2 wineries)
- Mississippi (2 wineries)
Source: WineAmerica (The National Association of American Wineries).
Notes:
- "Growth of the U.S. Wine Industry", WineAmerica (The National Association of American Wineries).