Articles related to "Australian Wine"

The Geelong wine region is less well known than the Mornington Peninsula or the Yarra Valley but it has plenty of small wineries making impressive wines.

Beautiful cool climate wines are among the attractions of this reborn wine region.

A closer look at outstanding wines from Australia's best regions

The best Australian wine brands are accessible from the city of Adelaide; Jacob's Creek, Wolf Blass, Penfolds and D'arenberg... to name just a few.

A few traditional white wine varieties have dominated the Australian white wine scene for many years, but the scene is set for a changing of the guard.

Old favourites and newcomers shared the trophies at the trophies at the 2008 AAVWS held in Mildura.

Wine is a product of nature. Each bottle carries the memory of the seasonal conditions of the year in which it is made as well as the local environment or terroir.

Home to the biggest wine brands in Australia, the Barossa Valley is a beautiful, peaceful region of long sweeping views, tiny towns and rich wine culture.

Organiser of the largest wine and spirits exhibition in the world, Vinexpo has published new figures suggesting that UK is the world's main wine importer.

A winery worth seeking out amongst the vast array of Australian wine.

Penfolds Grange is the most famous wine of Australia. Other lesser known Australian wines are keenly sought after as collectibles, or sometimes to drink.

The Yarra Valley is one of Australia's best wine and food regions and only a short drive from Melbourne.

Western Australia rises to prominence on the wine scene.

First we were offered wine in a box. Now it's becoming available in individual serving size cans!

We are all familiar with champagne, but few people have tried sparkling red wines.

Western Australia Wine Style vs. South Eastern Australia

Australia's reputation for producing wine of quality and value is becoming more widely recognized as its exports increases worldwide.

Bendigo is now one of Victoria's premium red wine producing regions

Shiraz is the dominant red wine variety used in Australia, but many other varieties are are staking their claims.

The 2009 Vintage saw extreme weather conditions that contributed to low yields, droughts and some of the most devastating bush fires Australia has ever seen.

Recently a major issue in the Australian wine industry has erupted around the identity of a grape variety previously thought to be Albarino.

Visiting the News South Wales South Coast? Check out some of the best rural events and festivals in the Shoalhaven Region.

Taking in the sights is just one of the thrills Sydney, Australia has to offer. There's also a host of sky sports--from thrilling helicopter rides to daring sky diving.

The Coal River Valley Wine Region near the historic town of Richmond, Tasmania, Australia is an excellent place to taste award winning wine at the cellar door.

Australian wine-writer Ben Canaider introduces a new self-proclaimed cooking legend in this celebrity chef memoir of power-chef Gavin Canardéaux.

Check out this mini guide to restaurants in Melbourne and discover what makes them so popular.

The following article gives a brief look at the area and wineries which are recommended for anyone with a passion for finding seriously interesting wine.

New Zealand's next big wine region, Gimblett Gravels, is making some serious noise in blind tastings against the best of Bordeaux.

Known for his use of profanity as much as his culinary skill celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is one of the main attractions at this year's Good Food and Wine Show.

Shiraz Viognier is a more than a simple blend of a red wine and a white wine grape variety.

Dining out in Sydney can be an expensive and daunting experience. Here is a list of the Sydney's best restaurants reviewed for their quality, menu and price.

Wines are grouped as red or white, but in fact there are many nuances of hues, tones and shades in the appearance of this multifaceted drink.

Some suggestions for Summer occasions.

Go Down Under with Global Gourmet. Australian Foodie Culture is Booming. And Dying, While Aussie PM "Prays for Rain".