There are many data sets that can be called "wine.dta." Just because you have used it does not mean we also know it. Please either provide more details on the data or a source where we can look at it if it's publicly available.
As for your problem, there could be many reasons. Your dummies might have been calculated incorrectly. Try add up your five chosen dummies and see if they do add up all to 1.
Another possibility is that you have a region that has no wine entry, causing it to contain only zero and subsequently thrown out from the regression model.
And lastly, in Stata, you do not need to compose your own dummies (unless you're told to do so by the assignment, etc.) You can use an "i." prefix to specify a variable being categorical:
sysuse census, clear
reg marriage i.region
Output:
. reg marriage i.region
Source | SS df MS Number of obs = 50
-------------+------------------------------ F( 3, 46) = 0.21
Model | 1.3626e+09 3 454209163 Prob > F = 0.8874
Residual | 9.8438e+10 46 2.1400e+09 R-squared = 0.0137
-------------+------------------------------ Adj R-squared = -0.0507
Total | 9.9801e+10 49 2.0368e+09 Root MSE = 46260
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marriage | Coef. Std. Err. t P>|t| [95% Conf. Interval]
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region |
2 | 2957.194 20398.63 0.14 0.885 -38103.13 44017.51
3 | 10208.47 19274.9 0.53 0.599 -28589.89 49006.82
4 | -2900.991 20059.57 -0.14 0.886 -43278.82 37476.84
|
_cons | 44479.22 15419.92 2.88 0.006 13440.54 75517.91
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