Loves Malbec so much, they named it the national drink!

Crazy as it sounds, the most famous wines in the world may one day come from China!

I love a sunburnt country, a land of popping corks...

Home to superbly high quality wines made in small quantities.

Amongst the icy tundra there's some wonderful wine surprises to discover!

Has lived in Argentina's shadow for too long now, and is starting to forge its own path.

A collection of countries steeped in vinous history, going back thousands of years!

Widely considered to be the spiritual home of wine. Big names, bigger pricetags, but plenty of great wine.

Home to the greatest Rieslings in the world, Germany is one of Europe's main wine countries.

One of the ancient wine-producing countries, slowly rebuilding their reputation

More native varieties than any other country means that Italian wine is always going to be a big part of the world of wine.

Small, but important. And yeh, they make Sauvignon Blanc.

An old region that's become a new wine trend!

It's not all Tequila across South America - there's a range of great wines being produced.

The only big wine player on the African continent, and with plenty to say.

Home of everyone's second favourite grape variety, Tempranillo, as well as so much more.

Not much seen in Australia, the USA is a wine powerhouse with plenty to discover.