The No-Name Wine Region
We are left with all the land in-between the officially named regions so this becomes our 14th or no-name region.. […]
Regions and Terroir
Langhorne Creek’s Two Types of Vineyard Settings
“Young” flood plain soils and “old” upland calcareous soils mark the two types of Langhorne Creek’s vineyard setttings. The original
New Zealand Vineyard Regions
Most of the soils of New Zealand vineyard regions are derived from glacially produced sediments. The current ice age started
The Wine Flavours of McLaren Vale
The wine flavours of McLaren Vale come from the interplay between winds moving in from the Southern Ocean and the
The Eden Valley Region’s Landscape
The Eden Valley GI region is a hilly upland plateau divided in two by the valley of the North Para
Barossa Valley – A History of Its Landscapes
22nd December 2010, David Farmer A Highlight Summary of the Barossa Landscape1. Many of the worlds wine regions have developed