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Sweden

Sweden’s wine map is concentrated in the south, led by Skåne and Halland, with Gotland and a few regions farther north. Long summer days and a cool growing season favour bright, fresh styles, making site choice and hardy grapes especially important.

Place
Sweden
Regions
6
Producers
35
Editorial basis
World of Wine country guide
Atlas locationSweden

The regions of Sweden

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  1. 01Gotland3 producersGotland is Sweden's largest island, where limestone soils, sea winds and relatively sunny summers support a small wine scene. Its wines are associated with lively acidity and pronounced minerality, and producers make both still and sparkling styles.
  2. 02Halland1 producerOn Sweden's southern west coast, Halland is a wine-growing province rather than a legally delimited appellation. Solaris leads local examples, appearing in white, sparkling and rosé wines.
  3. 03Ostergotland3 producersOstergotland is a Swedish wine region. At Valla Vingård, Solaris was first planted in 2024 on a south-facing site selected for its microclimate.
  4. 04Other producers17 producersThese producers are listed here with no more specific region shown.
  5. 05Skane21 producersMost Swedish vineyards are in Skåne, on low coastal land where soils can change quickly. Water around the northwest lowers frost risk but limits sunlight, while southeastern valleys can collect spring frost. The region produces crisp whites, mild reds and rosés.
  6. 06Vastra GotalandNo producers listed yetVästra Götaland is a Swedish wine region where sunny, well-drained sites and varied soils shape the vineyards. Solaris is the leading white grape, and the region is especially known for fresh still wines and sparkling styles.

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Where to go next

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