Resources

The world’s first crowdsourced global database of living historic vineyard sites. We hope that through greater awareness and attention these vineyards and the wines they produce will survive and thrive.

HVS (Historic Vineyard Society) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the preservation of California's historic vineyards.

Our mission is simple: preserve Lodi's historical vineyards for generations to come. And in doing so, inspire a movement among like-minded people.

The South African old vines category has captured the attention of the global wine world. Vines that are 35 years and older.

Barossa is home to some of the oldest continuously producing vineyards in the world. In 2009, the Barossa Old Vine Charter was instituted to register vineyards by age, so that older vines could be preserved, retained and promoted.

Vigno.info is the website for Vignadores de Carignan, an association of Chilean wineries focused on promoting old-vine Carignan wines from the Maule region.

South America is home to a treasure trove of old vines, and we believe these old vines are worth protecting and the heroic growers who maintain them are worth supporting. Our old vine register is organised by region and age of the vineyard.

McLaren Vale Wine Region is a wine and food tourism destination like no other. Our region's proximity to pristine beaches and our stunning natural landscape influences everything from the type of wine we produce to the relaxed convivial lifestyle we lead.

The goal of the Association is to protect and transmit the age-old know-how of growing indigenous and ungrafted grape varieties on the terroirs where they were born.

Considering the size and diversity of vineyard areas, it is no secret that winemaking in today’s Turkey is far from reflecting this potential.

VIGNO-10 Years Later: What Have We Learned

The study aims to answer the questions: How does Vigno work? Why does it work? and how can others leverage what Vigno has learned for their own old-vine collectives?