Washington Wine Region Map Art by City Prints
Almost all of Washington’s vineyard acreage sits east of the Cascades, in the high desert basin drained by the Columbia River. That split geography is what makes a map of it interesting to look at. This piece by City Prints turns those growing regions and appellations into a graphic work rather than a reference chart, with color blocks standing in for the state’s wine country.
It reads well in the places people actually drink wine: a dining room wall, a home bar, a tasting room, a kitchen nook. A natural pairing with a bottle from the Yakima or Walla Walla side of the state.
Finishing options available at Map Shop:
- Unframed print on 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper, a heavy stock with a faint metallic shimmer
- Black 2.75 inch polystyrene frame, no glass overlay, dust cover and hanging hardware fitted
- Genuine wood frame with a soft white acid-free bevel-cut mat
- Gallery wrapped canvas
Published by City Prints. No scale.









