3D aerial view of Barolo's Serralunga ridge in a SommGeo Tour
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SommGeo Tours

Fly the vineyards. Read the ground.

Guided 3D presentations that move through wine regions at terrain level. Geology, classifications, producers, and climate at every stop across 24 regions, built for the most demanding certifications and programs.

SommGeo Tours

Guided 3D presentations through the world’s wine regions

The Deepest Content on the Platform

SommGeo Tours are guided 3D presentations that fly through real-world terrain at high resolution, stopping at each appellation with high-level content. Every Tour is valuable at any level, but the depth here is specifically built for professionals working at the highest tiers of the industry: advanced certification candidates, beverage directors running serious programs, and educators who need material that doesn’t cut corners. Best experienced on a laptop or tablet where the terrain detail and text panels have room to breathe.

Real Terrain, Not Illustrations

Tours render actual elevation data. You fly over ridgelines, follow river valleys, and see slope aspect as it exists in the physical world. The terrain beneath the vineyards is visible, not abstracted.

Reference-Grade at Every Stop

Each waypoint contains soil profiles, classification hierarchies, permitted varieties, producer notes, and climate data. Built for the level of study that the most advanced certifications demand.

Guided, Not Random

Tours are structured journeys, not open maps. Each one moves you deliberately through the region’s key areas, surfacing the information that matters at each location. The presentation leads you to the right place at the right time and gives you the context when you get there.

24 Regions. Every Major Wine Country.

Each Tour covers a wine region or country with more depth than any other resource on the platform. The content at every stop is written for professionals who need the full picture, not a summary.

Alsace wine region vineyard landscape

Alsace

Nestled in the rain shadow of the Vosges mountains, Alsace is renowned for its geological diversity, steep hillside Grand Cru vineyards, and “Noble” grapes.
Tour Alsace
Vineyard in Altamira, Argentina

Argentina

Renowned for its global interpretation of Malbec, Argentina hosts several key wine styles, positioning its industry at a pivotal crossroads as it matures.
Tour Argentina
Australian wine region landscape

Australia

A region on the move with everything from classic ripe reds to bright high-acid whites and producers pushing boundaries.
Tour Australia
Austrian vineyard landscape

Austria

The world’s specialist in Grüner Veltliner and unique dry Rieslings. From steep Danube vineyards to the Pannonian Plain.
Tour Austria
La Cité du Vin in Bordeaux

Bordeaux

Home to some of the most famous wines in the world, boasting nearly 60 appellations and immense history to explore.
Tour Bordeaux
Chénas vineyard in Beaujolais

Burgundy & Beaujolais

Viewing terroir through the lens of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Burgundy produces some of the most coveted and enigmatic wines on the planet.
Tour Burgundy
Promontory Winery in Napa Valley

California

The most prominent US producer. Traditionally successful with classic French grapes, the state is rapidly evolving its style.
Tour California
Etna vineyard in Sicily

Central & S. Italy

Extending from Tuscany to Sicily, this area features a diverse array of indigenous grapes and volcanic growing conditions.
Tour Central & S. Italy
Champagne bottles in a cellar

Champagne

The world’s premier sparkling wine region, reflecting its vineyards through meticulous production techniques.
Tour Champagne
Apalta vineyard in Chile

Chile

Spanning over 1,000 miles North to South, Chile offers significant variation from the Andes to the Ocean.
Tour Chile
German vineyard landscape

Germany

Renowned for Riesling, but its steep vineyards and diverse climates provide exceptional versatility for other grapes.
Tour Germany
Greek vineyard landscape

Greece

With 300+ indigenous varieties and millennia of experience, modern Greek wine is better than ever.
Tour Greece
Swiss vineyard landscape

Jura, Savoie & Switzerland

Though separated by borders, these regions share a kinship of pre-alpine styles and unique indigenous varieties.
Tour Jura & Savoie
Jurançon vineyard in Southwest France

Languedoc & SW France

Home to little-known gems and vast vineyard lands, offering an incredible variety and quantity of wines.
Tour Languedoc
Loire Valley vineyard landscape

Loire Valley

Top wine regions span 500km of the Loire River, from the Central Massif to the Atlantic Ocean.
Tour Loire Valley
New Zealand vineyard landscape

New Zealand

Famous for Sauvignon Blanc, but offering many other diverse wine areas to explore on this tour.
Tour New Zealand
Piedmont vineyard landscape

Northern Italy

Prestigious regions situated with views of the Alps, providing diverse landscapes for a variety of styles.
Tour Northern Italy
Clape Cornas cellar in Northern Rhône

Northern Rhône

Steep granitic hillsides home to the world’s top Syrah and Viognier, producing age-worthy classic wines.
Tour Northern Rhône
Jessie James Vineyard in Oregon

Oregon

Home to celebrated Pinot Noir and forward-thinking Chardonnay that rivals the best of the New World.
Tour Oregon
Portuguese vineyard landscape

Portugal

Known for fortified wines but increasingly for high-quality table wines using over 250 indigenous varieties.
Tour Portugal
South African wine region landscape

South Africa

A rich history dating back centuries, influenced by early Dutch settlers, now a vibrant and evolving wine country.
Tour South Africa
Olivier's vineyard in Bandol, Provence

S. Rhône & Provence

Basking in a Mediterranean climate perfect for sunny reds, famous rosés, and value-driven bottlings.
Tour S. Rhône & Provence
Spanish vineyard landscape

Spain

Taking lessons from deep tradition to explore modern styles across nearly 70 denominaciones.
Tour Spain
Canvasback vineyard on Red Mountain, Washington

Washington

The second largest US producer, with many new appellations dotting Eastern Washington’s diverse landscape.
Tour Washington

The Deepest Content on the Platform

Click to advance waypoint by waypoint. The 3D view moves with you, and the next region’s classification, soil, and producer context are ready on the panel when you land. Running a Tour is as simple as running a slide deck.

Real Terrain, Not Illustrations

Tours render actual elevation data. You fly over ridgelines, follow river valleys, and see slope aspect as it exists in the physical world.

Reference-Grade at Every Stop

Soil profiles, classification hierarchies, permitted varieties, producer notes, and climate data at every waypoint.

Guided, Not Random

Tours move you deliberately through each region’s key areas, surfacing the right information at the right location. The presentation leads; you explore.

For the Most Demanding Use Cases

Tours are useful at any stage, but they were designed with the most demanding use cases in mind: advanced certification preparation, high-level staff education, and trade presentations where geographic depth is the point.

For Study

Go Beyond Intermediate

Tours contain the kind of detail that separates advanced preparation from everything that comes before it. The guided progression moves from regional overview through each appellation, layering in the specifics that matter at the highest exam levels. The 3D terrain makes the physical logic behind boundaries, soil variations, and mesoclimate visible in a way that flat study materials cannot.

  • Guided progression from regional overview to appellation-level detail and beyond
  • Soil profiles, classification hierarchies, permitted varieties, and climate data at every stop
  • 3D terrain reveals the physical logic behind appellation boundaries
Try the Free Demo Tour
For Work

Present Regions Like You’ve Been There

Running an advanced staff training on Burgundy? Presenting a portfolio’s story to serious buyers? Tours give you a guided 3D walkthrough of the region that replaces static slides and printed handouts with a visual experience your audience will actually remember.

  • Fly through vineyards in real time during trainings and presentations
  • Reference data on screen for every region you discuss
  • Replace PDFs with an interactive experience that tells the story visually
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SommGeo Collaborations

Custom Tours built in partnership with producers, trade organizations, and media. Each one showcases a specific story told through the SommGeo platform.

Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco landscape

Winery Close-Up Series

A year-long webinar series featuring themes illustrated through SommGeo in collaboration with the Somm Journal.
Tour Winery Close-Ups
Quinta de Cavadinha vineyard

Two Quintas with Symington

Explore Roriz and Vesuvio, two top estates from Symington Family Estates, the largest land owner in the Douro.
Tour Two Quintas
Monterey County vineyard landscape

Dig Deep: Monterey Geology

Exploring the ancient seabed soils and terrain of Monterey County, where deep geology shapes the wines.
Tour Monterey Geology
Alta Mesa vineyard in Lodi

LODI Rules

Producing since the 1850s, Lodi now focuses on sustainability through its unique LODI Rules certification.
Tour LODI Rules
Reben Eichert vineyard

Clink Different Series

Discover fascinating parallels between Bordeaux and Germany, sharing history, culture, and culinary passions.
Tour Clink Different
Bisol Prosecco vineyard

Italia del Vino

Representing 21 wineries across 16 regions, this group promotes the Italian winemaking industry globally.
Tour Italia del Vino
Ancient Peaks Winery in Paso Robles

Paso Robles CAB Camp

Promoting the full potential of the Paso Robles appellation in producing superior quality Cabernet Sauvignon.
Tour CAB Camp
Ventisquero vineyard in Chile

Ventisquero

Producing modern-style Chilean wines that offer a view into the country’s diversity of conditions and styles.
Tour Ventisquero

Custom 3D Tours for Your Region or Portfolio

Producer associations, importers, and regional promotion boards commission custom SommGeo Tours to showcase their regions in a format that no brochure or PDF can match. Your appellations, your producers, your narrative, delivered as an immersive 3D experience that trade professionals explore on their own time.

Panoramic view of the Douro Valley vineyards

See a Region the Way It Deserves to Be Seen.

Try the complimentary Jura, Savoie & Switzerland Tour to experience how it works. When you’re ready, the full library of 24 Tours unlocks with a SommGeo subscription.