Your guide to the best wine regions around Australia
Australia is a vast country with a wine scene to match. From the world-renowned Barossa Valley to the coastlines of McLaren Vale and Margaret River - learn about each region and what makes them unique.
Image credits (L to R): Barossa Valley - South Australia Tourism Commission, Margaret River - Tourism Western Australia, Leogate Estate, Paringa Estate - Visit Victoria
Internationally renowned - Barossa Valley
Discover the Barossa region - home to world-renowned producers
including Penfolds, Henschke and Yalumba - which has been named
on The New York Times' list of "must-see" destinations in Australia.
By the sea - Margaret River
The undisputed wine capital of WA, Margaret River's maritime
environment provides a consistent climate perfect for producing
elegant wines. Despite production being small, the region accounts
for more than 15% of Australia's premium wines.
The oldest wine region - Hunter Valley
Explore a region that has been growing grapes since 1828.
Popular for gourmet festivals and concerts. it boasts more
than 60 cafes and restaurants, and 120 cellar doors, the
region is best known for its aged semillons and shiraz.
Small but grand - The Mornington Peninsula
Now one of Australia's coolest wine and food destinations,
the dramatically beautiful Mornington Peninsula has spectacular
scenery, surf beaches, fine food, great wines and plenty of luxurious
accommodation for gourmet travellers.
DISCOVER MORE ABOUT EACH STATE AND THEIR WINE REGIONS
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