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You know what? Australia can be called a “star-studded” wine stage, with * * 65 wine-producing regions * * with different styles * * and * * more than 2,460 wineries * *. From the winding coast to the lush valley, each producing area breeds fine wines with great personality, filled with the vigorous vitality of nature.

If you are full of interest in Australia’s wine and winery tour, you might as well meet the best of them before you leave!

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Shiraz has a long history of cultivation in Australia, and it can be called the country’s “national treasure” grape variety.

It is known for its * * bold flavor * * and * * eclectic personality * *, with both people-friendly everyday table wines and top-notch wines worth cherishing.

* * Catering recommendations * *: cured meats, various red meats, stews, aged hard cheeses.

When it comes to famous wineries in South Australia, the most well-known one is of course * * Penfolds * *.

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Australia has some of * * the oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the world * *.

Cabernet Sauvignon has a deep purple red color, * * the aroma of blackberry and black cherry is intertwined * *, and the taste is lively and very individual.

* * Catering recommendations * *: Beef burgers, grilled steaks, lamb chops, hard cheese.

Although the Margaret River producing area in Western Australia has only a wine-making history of more than 50 years, it has become one of the world’s top wine producing areas. In particular, its * * Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay * * have successfully pushed this land to the field of vision of wine lovers all over the world. Now, let’s go deep into the wine cellar with extraordinary quality here and explore the mystery behind fine wine.

[The winery with the strongest atmosphere-Amelia Park Winery] * * Located in the heart of the Margaret River region. With a firm belief that “good wine begins in the vineyard”, winery founder and winemaker Jeremy Gordon combines cutting-edge technology with traditional winemaking ideas to produce wines * * that are irresistible with elegance in style, fruity flavor and complex structure * *.

[Leeuwin Estate with strong artistic flavor] * * is famous for its unique * * “Art Series” wine labels * *, which display paintings by many famous Australian artists. Besides tasting fine wines, you can also enjoy the original works in the art gallery here, or enjoy the pairing of fine wine and food in the restaurant overlooking the Kauri Woods.

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Pinot Noir tastes * * soft and smooth * *, exudes deep cherry and red berry aroma, * * has a good compatibility with all kinds of dishes * *.

Compared with rich red wines such as Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir has a more fresh and elegant style.

* * Recommended catering * *: salmon, chicken, duck, pork, cured meat, meat sauce, comte cheese.

* * Mornington Peninsula, Victoria * *

It is about 1 hour drive from Melbourne.

 

 

* * [Dromana Estate] * * is one of the famous wineries on the Mornington Peninsula, founded in 1982. The Pinot Noir and Chardonnay produced by the winery can best show the unique flavor of grapes in the cool climate of the peninsula. Chief winemaker Peter Bauer uses classic French varieties to brew wines with excellent quality and enjoys a high reputation in Australia.

The winery has vast vineyards, planted with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Syrah and other grapes, and irrigated by recycled water resources. The wines of Dumana Winery are mainly divided into four series, each with its own characteristics, which together show the unique local conditions and outstanding quality.

 

Chardonnay

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Chardonnay is * * Australia’s most widely grown white grape variety * *.

Chardonnay wine is favored for its * * lively, rich and full taste * *, and its style * * noble and elegant * *.

* * Recommended catering * *: sashimi, prawns, lobster, fish, grilled chicken, pork, light curry, light cheese.

* * [Domaine Chandon * *] is a winery invested and established by French Moet & Chandon Champagne in Australia. It belongs to LVMH Group and is a must-see place for every tourist visiting Yarra Valley. Modern architecture and endless vineyards bring both visual and taste enjoyment. Spend 10 Australian dollars to taste six wines, including the famous pink sparkling wine.

The Green Point restaurant in the winery is also a highlight, with an excellent outdoor terrace location. Bathing in the Australian sunshine, feeling the fresh aroma of grapes, and enjoying exquisite food while tasting wine is the ultimate experience.

* * [Rochford Wines * *] is also a highly acclaimed winery, which combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to brew wines with unique flavors. Here, you can not only experience grape picking and learn about the wine-making process, but also participate in music festivals and art exhibitions held by the winery to feel the strong cultural atmosphere.

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Riesling’s brewing history in Australia dates back to 1838, which is very long.

Riesling is * * light-bodied, refreshing * * and exudes * * fresh citrus aromas * * for an unforgettable taste.

* * Recommended meals * *: oysters, shellfish, light fish dishes, salads, aged or blue cheese.

The main producing regions of premium Riesling in Australia include * * Eden Valley * * and * * Clare Valley * *. Grape cultivation in Eaton Valley began in 1842 and boasts the oldest Riesling vines in the world. The Riesling produced here is usually dry, with intense citrus and white flowers, bright acidity and excellent aging potential.

Despite its secret location, Fernfield Wines in Eaton Valley has won many awards and highly reviewed wines. The winery’s wines fully display the elegant qualities of Eaton Valley fruits in cooler climates, with unique flavors and are worth trying.

* * Clare Valley * * is known as the “home of Riesling”. Riesling wines here usually carry a pronounced mineral flavor, as well as notes of citrus and tropical fruit.

* * [Tim Adams Wines * *] is a family-run winery ideally located adjacent to the famous “Riesling Trail”. Whether you’re driving, walking or riding, it’s worth stopping here to sample their amazing wine range, or relax on the terrace, by the fireplace, with a glass of wine and cheese platter.

* * [Brokenwood Wines * *] was awarded the title of “Best Cellars in NSW” by the Australian Wine Guide 2025 and has grown to become one of Australia’s most respected wine brands. It has been the leading five-star winery in the Hunter Valley since its inception in 1970. Whether you’re a veteran enthusiast or a newbie, find your own Hunter Valley paradise at this “must-see” winery.