The ultimate guide to South Australia’s wine regions
Get a glimpse of the exciting future of South Australian wine by exploring up-and-coming wine regions – from the stunning beaches of Robe and Southern Fleurieu, to the award-winning wines of Mount Benson and Wrattonbully, to the pristine wilderness of Kangaroo Island.
Map of S.A. Wine Regions | Taste of SA
South Australia has 5 major wine regions: 1) Adelaide Hills 2) Barossa Valley 3) Clare Valley 4) McLaren Vale 5) Coonawarra. Each region has unique regional variations in taste and quality, which makes wine holidays in South Australia such a journey of discovery! Please enlarge the map for more detail.
Wine Map of South Australia - Vineyards
Map of Wines and Vineyards of South Australia Wine Region.
Australia's Wine Region (Map) | Wine Folly
By sheer volume, South Australia, New South Wales, and Victoria are the three major wine regions in Australia. South Australia and New South Wales are known for their warmer-climate varieties, such as Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, whereas Victoria is known for its cool-climate-loving Pinot Noir.
Discover South Australia’s Wine Regions
South Australia has 18 wine regions and is officially a Great Wine Capital of the world - alongside the likes of Bordeaux, Napa Valley and Rioja.
Australian Wine Discovered Maps
With a diverse patchwork of 65 regions across many climates, Australia is a wine country like no other. View and download a range of state and wine region maps, so you know exactly where each wine region is located.
Your 2024 guide to South Australia wine region
South Australia wine region contains six primary wine-growing areas of which the major regions are Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Eden Valley, Coonawarra, McLaren Vale, and Adelaide Hills. Each of the sub-regions produces a very distinct and unique type of wine.
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South Australian Wine Regions (Complete Guide)
Dec 8, 2020 — There are 23 wine regions in South Australia. Some regions are so far apart and so different in identity they may as well be on the other side of the world. Let’s go through the contrasting regions and maybe by the end you’ll know …
Australia Map of Vineyards Wine Regions
The most renowned australian wine regions from west to south-east: - Margaret River (Western Australia) (Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot, Sémillon, Sauvignon blanc, Chenin blanc, Chardonnay, Shiraz) - Barossa (South Australia) (Shiraz)
Wine regions of Australia: South Australia – Map The Wine
South Australia is the driest state in Australia. Most of the people live and work in Adelaide, the capital, but wine production makes up a significant portion of the economy and is spread throughout South Australia. The most famous wine region is Barossa Valley, which produces premium Shiraz.