Vineyard maps

[Yixin]

Is there a single source/website of maps across different countries, preferably with some comments on soil? My Google-fu has been inadequate.

 

[Keith Levenberg]

I can think of a few books (Hachette, World Atlas of Wine), but the only web source I'm familiar with is the Kobrand site.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

I find it rather hard to get authoritative vineyard maps, period. There's the Pitiot maps of Burgundy, there's the Masnaghetti maps of (parts of) Langhe and Toscana, and, um, er, what else?

Some more here.

 

[Thor]

On one of the other fora, I seem to recall someone talking about Google Earth layers for the Cte d'Or. I don't know if they exist, are correct, or have soil information, but you might hunt around for them.

 

[Thor]

In terms of books, the Traveling in Wine Country series had, for some regions, semi-detailed vineyard maps and soil commentary in the text. Other regions were not so closely-covered.

 

[Ned Hoey]

originally posted by Thor:
On one of the other fora, I seem to recall someone talking about Google Earth layers for the Cte d'Or. I don't know if they exist, are correct, or have soil information, but you might hunt around for them.

You refer to these. They are pretty limited in scope but the cadastre maps are interesting.

 

[Claude Kolm]

www.kobrand.com has maps from all over the world, some better than others.