Margaret River
The Bordeaux of the Southern Hemisphere: tri-oceanic breezes, ancient gravelly loams, monumental Cabernet Sauvignon, and legendary Chardonnay.
Faculty of Terroir • Australia
Australia is home to some of the oldest ungrafted vines on the planet and revolutionary winemaking ingenuity. From the brooding, century-old Shiraz of the Barossa Valley and elegant Coonawarra Cabernet on terra rossa soil, to the maritime refinement of Margaret River and cool-climate Adelaide Hills.
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Western Australia’s jewel: producing just 2% of Australia’s wine yet claiming over 20% of its top international fine-wine awards.
A living global treasure: home to some of Earth’s oldest ungrafted Shiraz vines dating back to the 1840s and icon wines like Penfolds Grange.
Australia’s historic birthplace of wine (1820s): home to Hunter Semillon, one of the world’s most unique, un-oaked age-worthy white wines.
The Bordeaux of the Southern Hemisphere: tri-oceanic breezes, ancient gravelly loams, monumental Cabernet Sauvignon, and legendary Chardonnay.
The cradle of Australian wine: ageless Hunter Semillon, savory historic Shiraz, and legendary ungrafted vines dating back to James Busby.
World's oldest Shiraz vines (1843+), Penfolds Grange, benchmark GSM blends, and high-altitude Eden Valley.
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