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Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan’s wine map is concentrated around Almaty, Jambyl and Turkistan in the south and southeast. Mountain foothills, dry continental conditions and wide temperature shifts shape this compact wine landscape, where regional identity matters more than a single national style.

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Kazakhstan
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Atlas locationKazakhstan

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The regions of Kazakhstan

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  1. 01AlmatyNo producers listed yetAlmaty's vineyards range across continental plains and mountain slopes, in a climate of hot, dry summers and cold winters. Near Almaty, Assa Valley offers a distinct setting: vineyards at about 1,000 metres beneath the snow-covered Tian Shan, where an older wine-growing tradition is being rediscovered.
  2. 02JambylNo producers listed yetJambyl is one of Kazakhstan's southern wine regions, with a sharply continental, arid temperate climate. It is a broad administrative region rather than a single vineyard zone, separate from Almaty's Asa Valley, the country's main wine valley, and was included in a 2000 plan to rehabilitate wine production.
  3. 03Turkistan South KazakhstanNo producers listed yetTurkistan South Kazakhstan is a wine region in Kazakhstan. A vineyard in Turkestan Province, near Uzbekistan, reports warm winters, hot summers that can reach 45-50°C, and plenty of clear, sunny days.

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mapSee Kazakhstan in the AtlasOpen the country map and move between its wine regions.placeBegin with AlmatyAlmaty is one of the region guides collected under Kazakhstan.learningHow place shapes wineSee how climate, landscape and local choices become part of a wine.