New World wine - Revision history

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	'''New World wine''' refers to wine produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East. This term is used to describe wines from countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. These regions are known for their innovative approaches to viticulture and winemaking, often incorporating modern technology and techniques.		'''New World wine''' refers to wine produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East. This term is used to describe wines from countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. These regions are known for their innovative approaches to viticulture and winemaking, often incorporating modern technology and techniques.

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	~~File:Vendimia.png\|Vendimia~~
	~~File:Montana_brands.jpg\|Montana brands~~
	~~File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|Tapiz Winery~~
	~~File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|Australian wine zones~~
	File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|Propriedade na Linha Eulália, zona rural de Bento Gonçalves		File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|Propriedade na Linha Eulália, zona rural de Bento Gonçalves
	File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|Vineyards Lake Okanagan		File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|Vineyards Lake Okanagan
	File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|Chilean vineyard in Andes foothills		File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|Chilean vineyard in Andes foothills
	File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|Katsunuma		File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|Katsunuma
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 South Africa has a long history of winemaking, with the [[Stellenbosch]] region being particularly famous. The country is known for its [[Chenin Blanc]] and [[Pinotage]], a unique grape variety developed in South Africa.
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			== New World wine ==
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			File:ViñedoCafayate.jpg\|Viñedo Cafayate
			File:Stellenbosch-region.JPG\|Stellenbosch region
			File:Vendimia.png\|Vendimia
			File:Montana_brands.jpg\|Montana brands
			File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|Tapiz Winery
			File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|Australian wine zones
			File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|Propriedade na Linha Eulália, zona rural de Bento Gonçalves
			File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|Vineyards Lake Okanagan
			File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|Chilean vineyard in Andes foothills
			File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|Katsunuma
			File:Grapes_during_pigmentation_2.jpg\|Grapes during pigmentation
			File:CanandaguaLakeVinyard680.JPG\|Canandagua Lake Vineyard
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	~~'''~~New World wine''' refers to [[wine]] produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East, primarily in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, South Africa and the United States. The phrase connotes a distinction between these "New World" winemaking countries and ~~the "Old World" wine-producing countries of Europe.~~		{{Short description\|Overview of New World wine regions and characteristics}}

	~~== History ==~~		'''New World wine''' refers to wine produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East. This term is used to describe wines from countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. These regions are known for their innovative approaches to viticulture and winemaking, often incorporating modern technology and techniques.

	~~The history~~ of New World wines ~~started with~~ the ~~explorers who brought [[Vitis vinifera]], a species~~ of ~~wine grape, with them as they colonized~~ new ~~regions~~. ~~The first successful vineyard of the New~~ World ~~was established in Mexico by the Spanish in 1521~~, ~~as they sought~~ to ~~have wine for~~ their ~~religious ceremonies~~.		==Characteristics of New World Wine==
			New World wines are often characterized by their fruit-forward flavors, higher alcohol content, and the use of new oak barrels. These wines tend to be more approachable in their youth compared to their Old World counterparts, which often require aging to develop their full potential.

	== ~~Characteristics~~ ==		===Climate and Terroir===
			The climates in New World wine regions vary widely, from the cool, maritime climate of [[New Zealand]] to the hot, arid conditions of parts of [[Australia]] and [[California]]. This diversity in climate allows for a wide range of grape varieties to be cultivated, each expressing unique characteristics of their terroir.

	New World ~~wines~~ are ~~often described as tasting riper~~, ~~having higher alcohol levels~~, and ~~having less acidity than Old World~~ wines~~. They~~ are ~~often made in a more fruit-forward style~~ with ~~the use of modern wine-making technology~~ and ~~techniques~~.		===Winemaking Techniques===
			New World winemakers are known for their willingness to experiment with different techniques and technologies. This includes the use of stainless steel fermentation tanks, temperature-controlled fermentation, and the introduction of new grape varieties to their regions. The focus is often on producing wines that are ready to drink upon release, with an emphasis on bold flavors and aromas.

	== Regions ==		==Major New World Wine Regions==

	=== ~~Argentina~~ ===		===United States===
			The United States is a major producer of New World wine, with [[California]] being the most prominent wine-producing state. The [[Napa Valley]] and [[Sonoma County]] are renowned for their [[Cabernet Sauvignon]] and [[Chardonnay]] wines. Other notable wine regions include [[Oregon]], known for its [[Pinot Noir]], and [[Washington State]], which produces excellent [[Merlot]] and [[Riesling]].

	[[~~Argentina~~]] is the ~~fifth largest producer of wine in the world~~. ~~Argentine wine~~, as with ~~some aspects of Argentine cuisine, has its roots in Spain~~.		===Australia===
			Australia is famous for its [[Shiraz]], particularly from the [[Barossa Valley]] and [[McLaren Vale]]. The country also produces high-quality [[Chardonnay]] and [[Riesling]], with regions like [[Margaret River]] and [[Clare Valley]] gaining international recognition.

	=== ~~Australia~~ ===		===New Zealand===
			New Zealand is celebrated for its [[Sauvignon Blanc]], especially from the [[Marlborough]] region. The country's cool climate also allows for the production of excellent [[Pinot Noir]], particularly from [[Central Otago]].

	[[~~Australia~~]] is ~~a world leader in~~ the ~~use~~ of ~~technology in~~ wine production~~. The country is~~ known for its ~~consistently~~ high ~~quality~~ wines ~~and is the fourth largest exporter of wine around the world~~.		===Argentina===
			Argentina is the largest wine producer in South America, with [[Malbec]] being its signature grape variety. The [[Mendoza]] region is the heart of Argentine wine production, known for its high-altitude vineyards and robust red wines.

	=== ~~Canada~~ ===		===Chile===
			Chile's wine industry is known for its diversity, producing a wide range of varieties including [[Cabernet Sauvignon]], [[Carmenère]], and [[Sauvignon Blanc]]. The [[Maipo Valley]] and [[Colchagua Valley]] are among the most important wine regions in the country.

	~~[[Canada]] is most known for its ice wine, but also produces a variety of other wines including reds and whites.~~		===South Africa===
			South Africa has a long history of winemaking, with the [[Stellenbosch]] region being particularly famous. The country is known for its [[Chenin Blanc]] and [[Pinotage]], a unique grape variety developed in South Africa.
	=== ~~Chile~~ ===

	~~[[Chile]]~~ has a long ~~viticultural~~ history ~~for a New World wine region dating to the 16th century when the Spanish conquistadors brought Vitis vinifera vines~~ with ~~them as they colonized~~ the ~~region.~~

	~~=== New Zealand ===~~

	[[~~New Zealand~~]] ~~wine~~ is ~~largely produced in ten major wine growing regions spanning latitudes 36° to 45° South and extending 1,600 kilometres.~~

	~~=== South Africa ===~~

	[[~~South Africa~~]] ~~has a history dating back to 1659,~~ and ~~at one time Constantia was considered one of the greatest wines in the world.~~

	~~=== United States ===~~

	~~The~~ [[~~United States~~]] ~~is the fourth-largest wine producing country in the world after France~~, ~~Italy, and Spain, with wine produced~~ in ~~all fifty states~~.

	~~== See also ==~~

			==Related pages==
	* [[Old World wine]]		* [[Old World wine]]
	* [[~~Globalization of wine~~]]		* [[Viticulture]]
	* [[~~List of wine-producing~~ regions]]		* [[Wine tasting]]
			* [[Wine regions]]

	[[Category:Wine]]		[[Category:Wine]]
	[[Category:~~Wine terminology]~~]		[[Category:New World wines]]
	~~[[Category:Wine styles~~]]
	~~{{Wine-stub}}~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~File:ViñedoCafayate.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Stellenbosch-region.JPG\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Vendimia.png\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Montana_brands.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:Grapes_during_pigmentation_2.jpg\|New World wine~~
	~~File:CanandaguaLakeVinyard680.JPG\|New World wine~~
	~~</gallery>~~

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			File:Montana_brands.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|New World wine
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			File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|New World wine
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			File:CanandaguaLakeVinyard680.JPG\|New World wine
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'''New World wine''' refers to [[wine]] produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East, primarily in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, South Africa and the United States. The phrase connotes a distinction between these "New World" winemaking countries and the "Old World" wine-producing countries of Europe.

== History ==

The history of New World wines started with the explorers who brought [[Vitis vinifera]], a species of wine grape, with them as they colonized new regions. The first successful vineyard of the New World was established in Mexico by the Spanish in 1521, as they sought to have wine for their religious ceremonies.

== Characteristics ==

New World wines are often described as tasting riper, having higher alcohol levels, and having less acidity than Old World wines. They are often made in a more fruit-forward style with the use of modern wine-making technology and techniques.

== Regions ==

=== Argentina ===

[[Argentina]] is the fifth largest producer of wine in the world. Argentine wine, as with some aspects of Argentine cuisine, has its roots in Spain.

=== Australia ===

[[Australia]] is a world leader in the use of technology in wine production. The country is known for its consistently high quality wines and is the fourth largest exporter of wine around the world.

=== Canada ===

[[Canada]] is most known for its ice wine, but also produces a variety of other wines including reds and whites.

=== Chile ===

[[Chile]] has a long viticultural history for a New World wine region dating to the 16th century when the Spanish conquistadors brought Vitis vinifera vines with them as they colonized the region.

=== New Zealand ===

[[New Zealand]] wine is largely produced in ten major wine growing regions spanning latitudes 36° to 45° South and extending 1,600 kilometres.

=== South Africa ===

[[South Africa]] has a history dating back to 1659, and at one time Constantia was considered one of the greatest wines in the world.

=== United States ===

The [[United States]] is the fourth-largest wine producing country in the world after France, Italy, and Spain, with wine produced in all fifty states.

== See also ==

* [[Old World wine]]
* [[Globalization of wine]]
* [[List of wine-producing regions]]

[[Category:Wine]]
[[Category:Wine terminology]]
[[Category:Wine styles]]
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	{{Short description\|Overview of New World wine regions and characteristics}}		{{Short description\|Overview of New World wine regions and characteristics}}
			[[File:Vendimia.png\|Vendimia\|thumb]]
			[[File:Grapes_during_pigmentation_2.jpg\|Grapes during pigmentation\|thumb]]
			[[File:Montana_brands.jpg\|Montana brands\|thumb\|left]]
			[[File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|Tapiz Winery\|thumb]]
			[[File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|Australian wine zones\|thumb]]
	'''New World wine''' refers to wine produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East. This term is used to describe wines from countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. These regions are known for their innovative approaches to viticulture and winemaking, often incorporating modern technology and techniques.		'''New World wine''' refers to wine produced outside the traditional wine-growing areas of Europe and the Middle East. This term is used to describe wines from countries such as the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and South Africa. These regions are known for their innovative approaches to viticulture and winemaking, often incorporating modern technology and techniques.

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	File:ViñedoCafayate.jpg\|Viñedo Cafayate		File:ViñedoCafayate.jpg\|Viñedo Cafayate
	File:Stellenbosch-region.JPG\|Stellenbosch region		File:Stellenbosch-region.JPG\|Stellenbosch region
	~~File:Vendimia.png\|Vendimia~~
	~~File:Montana_brands.jpg\|Montana brands~~
	~~File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|Tapiz Winery~~
	~~File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|Australian wine zones~~
	File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|Propriedade na Linha Eulália, zona rural de Bento Gonçalves		File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|Propriedade na Linha Eulália, zona rural de Bento Gonçalves
	File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|Vineyards Lake Okanagan		File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|Vineyards Lake Okanagan
	File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|Chilean vineyard in Andes foothills		File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|Chilean vineyard in Andes foothills
	File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|Katsunuma		File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|Katsunuma
	~~File:Grapes_during_pigmentation_2.jpg\|Grapes during pigmentation~~
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			File:ViñedoCafayate.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Stellenbosch-region.JPG\|New World wine
			File:Vendimia.png\|New World wine
			File:Montana_brands.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Tapiz_Winery.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Australian_wine_zones2.png\|New World wine
			File:Propriedade_na_Linha_Eulália,_zona_rural_de_Bento_Gonçalves_02.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Vineyards_Lake_Okanagan.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Chilean_vineyard_in_Andes_foothills.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Katsunuma_1.jpg\|New World wine
			File:Grapes_during_pigmentation_2.jpg\|New World wine
			File:CanandaguaLakeVinyard680.JPG\|New World wine
			</gallery>