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- Prov. Luxembourg (BE)
- Prov. West-Vlaanderen
- Prov. Vlaams-Brabant
- Prov. Limburg (BE)
- Region-wide appellation (outline)
Shaded: appellation boundaries, coloured by wine region (click to open; hover for the name). Dots: climate profiles. Country outlines: Natural Earth.
Climates here
1991–2020 averages for each climate profile in Belgium.
Côtes de Sambre et Meuse 14.3 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 529 mm season rain
Crémant de Wallonie 14.4 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 497 mm season rain
Hagelandse wijn 14.8 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 488 mm season rain
Haspengouwse wijn 14.7 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 504 mm season rain
Heuvellandse wijn 14.5 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 450 mm season rain
Vin mousseux de qualité de Wallonie 14.4 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 497 mm season rain
Vlaamse mousserende kwaliteitswijn 14.5 °C growing season (cool) · Winkler Ia · 491 mm season rain
Maasvallei Limburg 15.0 °C growing season (intermediate) · Winkler Ia · 473 mm season rain
How the law ranks wine
Quality tiers in Belgium
From the broadest category at the bottom to the strictest at the top. Each appellation page shows its tier.
Protected Designation of Origin · 7 appellations on Vinous
All grapes from the area, with a specification fixing grapes, yields and methods.
Protected Geographical Indication · 2 appellations on Vinous
At least 85% of grapes from the named area.
Wine · the whole country, no named area
Wine with no geographical indication.
Where the numbers come from
Still to do
Still to check (1)
- Add national vineyard area and production (OIV).