Powering Claude by Anthropic · Native MCP

We mapped what's under every vineyard.

7.5 million pieces of land examined; 1,037,461 vineyard plots scored on their own ground, across 36 regions in 10 countries (France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Australia, USA, Portugal, New Zealand, Japan, Chile). The first terroir intelligence platform ever built. Access is by application: tell us who you are and what you are building, and we will come back within a day.

7.5M
Pieces of land examined
1,037,461
Vineyard plots scored
36
Regions · 10 countries
14,222
Producers mapped
The platform

Thirty-six regions. Ten countries. One map.

Proven across formations separated by hundreds of millions of years, and across four continents of viticulture. Four flagships below; the full roster follows.

Jurassic · 160 million years

Vintelligence

Limestone · Marl · Clay
Every vineyard in Burgundy mapped at plot level. Producer profiles with generational depth and mentor lineages.
3,172 plots
burgundata.com →
Cretaceous · 70 million years

Champagnedata

Belemnite chalk · Micraster chalk
House-vs-grower relationships mapped at village level, revealing where the famous names source their fruit and who else farms the same ground.
27,332 named sites
champagnedata.com →
Palaeozoic · 300+ million years

Rhônedata

Granite · Mica-schist · Gneiss
The Northern Rhône, site by site. Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, Cornas and beyond: some of the oldest vine-growing formations in France.
1,344 named sites
rhonedata.com →
Quaternary · 2.6 million years

Bordeauxdata

Gravel terraces · Iron clay · Limestone
Left Bank gravel terrace hierarchy from Gironde to plateau. Right Bank iron-enriched clay beneath Pomerol and Oligocene limestone beneath Saint-Émilion. The spatial analysis the 1855 classification never ran.
203,092 plots
32 appellations
bordeauxdata.com →

Now live across six countries.

The same map, proven on every major terroir type: Jurassic limestone, Cretaceous chalk, Palaeozoic granite, Devonian blue slate, Spanish llicorella, Australia's ancient soils, and Oregon's volcanic hills. Thirty-six regions, 1,037,461 scored sites, all on one map and one key. Adding the next region is an operational question, not a technical one.

France · 11
Burgundy Champagne Northern Rhône Southern Rhône Bordeaux Beaujolais Alsace Loire Jura Languedoc-Roussillon Provence
Spain · 3
Rioja Ribera del Duero Priorat
Italy · 2
Piedmont Tuscany
Germany · 1
Mosel
Australia · 2
Beechworth Barossa

The world's only structured terroir API.

7.5 million pieces of land examined. 1,037,461 vineyard plots scored. 36 regions across 10 countries. Access is by application: tell us who you are and what you are building, and we will come back within a day.