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Czechia has two main wine regions, Bohemia and Moravia. Moravia contains the larger network of named districts; Bohemia is the smaller region to the north.

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The regions of Czechia

Choose a region to read about its wines and explore the smaller growing areas within it.

  1. 01BohemiaNo producers listed yetBohemia is one of Czechia's two wine regions, comprising Mělnická around Mělník and Litoměřická around Litoměřice. Its vineyards are among Europe's northernmost. Around Litoměřice, growers plant white grapes including Müller Thurgau, Riesling and Pinot Gris, alongside the red varieties Pinot Noir and Saint Laurent.
  2. 02MoraviaNo producers listed yetMoravia is Czechia's principal wine region, divided into Znojemská, Mikulovská, Velkopavlovická and Slovácká. White wines are particularly important in Mikulovská, where grapes include Welschriesling, Grüner Veltliner and Sauvignon. Velkopavlovická grows the red varieties Frankovka and Modrý Portugal, while Znojemská is associated with aromatic whites.
  3. 03Other producers10 producersThese producers are in Czechia, with no more specific region shown.
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