Idaho Wine Regions
South Central
High-Desert Wine Heaven
Wineries in this region are just a short drive outside of Boise, making it an easy day trip for travelers and guests from around the state. Grapes from this region have it good. They benefit from the area’s diurnal shift, a.k.a. hot summer days and cold nights, to create the perfect balance of natural sugars and acids. There are also two cideries in the area for those who want to explore something deliciously different. Looking to make some more memories? Check out some of the area’s unique regional attractions, like the Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, the Snake River Canyon Rim Trail, Shoshone Falls (known as the Niagara of the West), and Craters of the Moon National Monument.
For more trip-planning inspiration, check out our friends at Visit South Idaho.
4
WINERIES
2
CIDERIES
Best known for
Chardonnay, Syrah, Pinot Noir
Top non-wine related activity
Hitting the local hot springs
Vibe
Organic & down-to-earth
Highpoint Cider
Cold Springs Winery
Cedar Draw Cider
Y Knot Winery
Holesinsky Winery and Vineyard
Sweetbriar Vineyard and Winery
Wine Flies Free
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Idaho Wine Experiences
Idaho Wine and Cider Guide
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