Wine venues in Morocco
8 wine venues in 3 areas, mostly wineries and historic sites.
Meknes 5 venues
- Chateau Roslane - Morocco's Premier Wine Estate Morocco's largest winery producing 75% of the country's wine, housed in a 1948 château with an underground barrel cellar holding 3,000 barriques and gardens overlooking the Atlas foothills.
- Domaine de la Zouina (Villa Volubilia) The Bordeaux-run estate behind the Volubilia and Epicuria wines, about 20 km south of Meknès, seen by reservation with a tour of the vines, olive groves and cellar.
- Les Celliers de Meknes Founded in 1963 by Brahim Zniber, this is Morocco's largest winery controlling 85% of national wine production across 2,000 hectares with multiple prestigious AOG and AOC designations.
- Meknès Wineries Meknès wine culture hub where local viticultural heritage and international varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah showcase Morocco's wine renaissance since the 1960s.
- Volubilis - Roman Wine City Roman Empire's most remote frontier base, where 20,000 citizens built lavish homes with intricate mosaics while pressing olive oil—only 50% of the site has been excavated in 2000+ years.
Rabat-Salé-Kénitra 1 venue
Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima 2 venues
- Lixus - Garden of the Hesperides A 70-hectare Phoenician and Roman site overlooking the Loukkos estuary where Greek legend placed the Garden of the Hesperides, featuring garum factories, a 3,000-year archaeological record, and a modern visitor center.
- Tangier - Gateway of the Phoenicians Phoenician port since 800 BC, where ancient traders introduced winemaking to Morocco—Tangier's cliffs overlooking the Strait span 2,800 years of trade, empire, and cross-cultural fusion.