Grampians Region

Summary

This wine region is located in the Western Victoria Zone, within a mountain range of the same name. The climate is moderate mediterranean with the Southern Ocean and altitude providing cooling influences during the growing season, slowing ripening conditions and retaining acidity in fruit. The sandy loam soils tend to be acidic, requiring lime treatments. Known for its peppery Shiraz wines.

Geographic Indication

Legal definition of this GI available through the Australian Geographical Indications Committee at (External Link) Grampians Region

Important Varietals

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Average Temperature

Total Precipitation 578.60mm