Pinot Country

Pinot CountryCoverage

Pinot noir: the ground it grows on, the vines people planted, the cellars that press it, the words the trade uses, and what gets eaten beside it. Burgundy first, because everything else answers to it, then Oregon, California, Germany, New Zealand and the rest.

Records

vine7
regions34
vineyards9
cellars15
clones10
practices11
table10
people14
organizations8
events5
words14
art0
stories6

How records are made

Hand-written JSON, one per node, each field carrying a provenance tier (cited / harvested / tradition / inference / field). Cited fields name a source in sources.json. Tradition fields are general knowledge of the tradition and are hedged in the text.

Cellars

curated24
harvested from osm3034
osm fetched at2026-09-16T20:20:04
reading an absenceA cellar missing here is missing from OpenStreetMap on the fetch date, or sits outside the boxes queried, or has not been written up. None of that is a claim that it does not exist.

Overpass query: [out:json][timeout:180];(nwr["craft"="winery"]({s},{w},{n},{e});nwr["tourism"="wine_cellar"]({s},{w},{n},{e});nwr["shop"="wine"]({s},{w},{n},{e});nwr["amenity"="winery"]({s},{w},{n},{e}););out center tags;

Pictures

30 on file. Licences accepted: CC0, Public domain, CC BY, CC BY-SA, FAL.

The week

cellars with any day known945
open sunday511
closed sunday434
sunday unknown2110
reading an absenceA day is 'unknown' unless a source said so. Unknown is never rendered as closed.

Gaps

Tiers

citedCited — a named source, linked
harvestedHarvested — fetched from an open dataset, with its licence
traditionTradition — general knowledge of the tradition, hedged
inferenceInference — this project's own reasoning from the above
fieldField — someone stood there

The same object as JSON: api/coverage.json.

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