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Top 3 ifølge 455 stemmer fra personer: Barossa Valley · Hunter Valley · McLaren Vale. (Opdateret 16. feb. 2020.)

Barossa Shiraz, Coonawarra Cabernet, Clare Riesling, Hunter Semillon og Margaret River: Australiens store vinområder.

Ankit Desai · · 20 elementer · 455 stemmer · 30 kommentarer

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Top 20

  1. 1

    Barossa Valley

    Sydaustraliens hjemsted for den gamle vin Shiraz.

    ▲ 38 ▼ 5

    33
  2. 2

    Hunter Valley

    New South Wales berømte Semillon.

    ▲ 30 ▼ 2

    28
  3. 3

    McLaren Vale

    Shiraz og Grenache syd for Adelaide.

    ▲ 25 ▼ 2

    23
  4. 4

    Eden Valley

    Riesling og Shiraz i køligt klima nær Barossa.

    ▲ 25 ▼ 4

    21
  5. 5

    Heathcote

    Shiraz fra gammel rød kambrisk jord.

    ▲ 23 ▼ 2

    21
  6. 6

    Margaret River

    Vestaustraliens Cabernet og Chardonnay.

    ▲ 23 ▼ 3

    20
  7. 7

    Clare Valley

    Udbenetør Riesling.

    ▲ 22 ▼ 3

    19
  8. 8

    Mornington-halvøen

    Maritime Pinot Noir syd for Melbourne.

    ▲ 22 ▼ 3

    19
  9. 9

    Coonawarra

    Cabernet Sauvignon på rød terra rossa jord.

    ▲ 20 ▼ 1

    19
  10. 10

    Tasmanien

    Mousserende vin og Pinot Noir fra østaten.

    ▲ 23 ▼ 7

    16
  11. 11

    Mudgee

    Inland New South Wales røde.

    ▲ 17 ▼ 2

    15
  12. 12

    Adelaide Hills

    Sauvignon Blanc og Chardonnay i køligt klima.

    ▲ 20 ▼ 6

    14
  13. 13

    Yarra Valley

    Victoria's Pinot Noir og Chardonnay.

    ▲ 13 ▼ 2

    11
  14. 14

    Rutherglen

    Befæstet Muscat og Topaque.

    ▲ 17 ▼ 7

    10
  15. 15

    Great Southern

    Vestaustraliens kølige sydlige region.

    ▲ 12 ▼ 2

    10
  16. 16

    Svanedalen

    Vestaustraliens ældste vinregion.

    ▲ 14 ▼ 6

    8
  17. 17

    Flodland

    Højvolumen-region langs Murray-floden.

    ▲ 11 ▼ 3

    8
  18. 18

    Grampians

    Pepperagtig victoriansk Shiraz og sprudlende Shiraz.

    ▲ 10 ▼ 3

    7
  19. 19

    Orange

    New South Wales-vine i stor højde.

    ▲ 9 ▼ 3

    6
  20. 20

    Langhorne Creek

    Sydaustralske Cabernet og Shiraz.

    ▲ 8 ▼ 7

    1

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Josh Taylor · English

Riverland makes a lot of the cheap stuff but there are some great small producers too

Destiny Tucker · English

Yarra Valley Pinot is lovely, an easy day trip from Melbourne

Poppy Richardson · English

Barossa at number one is the obvious pick and I'm fine with that. Old vine Shiraz is our national treasure.

Rafael Garcia · English

The Grampians sparkling Shiraz is a must at Christmas

Josh Papadopoulos · English

Where's the Barossa vs McLaren Vale debate? Both are great for Shiraz

Abigail Miller · English

Swan Valley is underrated for a winery lunch near Perth

K. Wood · English

Mudgee reds are honest, great value

A. Shetty · English

Adelaide Hills Sauvignon Blanc beats Marlborough, don't tell the Kiwis

Aisha · English

Surprised Canberra District isn't here, the Shiraz Viognier is excellent

Andrew Pierce · English

Mornington Peninsula for a weekend of Pinot and beaches, perfect

Mitchell Kelly · English

Margaret River should be number one. Best Cabernet and Chardonnay in the country, easily.

Pranav Singh · English

Spoken like a true sandgroper 😄

Isabella Lee · English

Fair, but the scenery down there is unbeatable too

menuhunter · English

Orange is a really exciting region right now, cool climate wines

foodie_lazy · English

Langhorne Creek doesn't get enough love, solid Cabernet

Courtney Goldberg · English

Visited Hunter Valley for a wedding, beautiful place

labrat_atlanta · English

Great Southern Riesling is fantastic and cheap for the quality

Lauren Goldberg · English

Hunter Semillon with ten years of age is one of the great wines of the world

Amy · English

Totally agree, aged Hunter Semillon is magic

marcusdetroit · English

Saving this for my wine trip next year

dealhunter_slow · English

Rutherglen Muscat is liquid Christmas pudding, try it at least once

Taylor · English

Coonawarra Cabernet on terra rossa, nothing else tastes like it

Amber Watson · English

Tasmania is the future. Sparkling from there rivals Champagne now.

courtney_nola · English

Big call, but Tassie bubbles are seriously good

justfitfam · English

Barossa for reds, Clare for whites, McLaren Vale for the beach. South Australia wins.

Riley White · English

McLaren Vale Grenache is the most underrated thing in Australian wine

yogi_wandering · English

Heathcote Shiraz is so good and still under the radar

Chinedu Obi · English

Eden Valley Riesling over Clare for me, a bit more floral

Mitchell White · English

Clare Valley Riesling deserves higher, it's world class

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