American Viticultural Area · CA
Diamond Mountain District
Diamond Mountain District is a federally-designated American Viticultural Area in CA, established in 2001. The map below shows its official TTB boundary alongside nearby AVAs.
The Diamond Mountain District boundary is highlighted. Nearby AVAs are rendered in gray — click any of them to view that AVA's page.
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Established
2001
Size
~4,910
acres
State
CA
Climate
Mountain Mediterranean
Signature varietals
Boundary recorded in 27 CFR Part 9 · Source: TTB
About the Diamond Mountain District AVA
The Diamond Mountain District AVA is one of more than 270 federally designated American Viticultural Areas in the United States. It was approved by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) in 2001 and its boundary is recorded in 27 CFR Part 9 — the same regulation every other US AVA is defined under.
Nearby AVAs
Other American Viticultural Areas closest to Diamond Mountain District — useful when a vineyard sits inside more than one AVA at once.
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