Vinography reports that the Old Vine Registry has now surpassed 10,000 registered vineyards worldwide, reaching a target originally set for 2027 more than a year early. The announcement says the database, launched in 2023 to document vineyards older than 35 years, now spans 42 countries, covers more than 40,900 hectares, includes 1,144 grape varieties, and reflects a broader push across the wine world to identify and preserve historic plantings.