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Shiraz is the most widely planted grape variety in Australia.
It currently represents 40% of the total red grape crush and constitutes one fifth of all wine grape production in Australia. It is without doubt Australia's favourite red variety, both domestically and internationally.
Never before has Shiraz enjoyed such stardom. With its soft ripe tannins, it can be crafted into wines suitable for immediate consumption. However it real character is seen in wines with longevity that show layers of intoxicating complexity with age.
Shiraz deserves is status as Australia's flagship grape variety. The beauty of Shiraz is that it can flourish in a range of climates and slowly cool climate Shiraz came into focus.
The cooler regions of Central Victoria, Coonawarra and Padthaway became known for structured wines that had black cherry, pepper and spice characters rather than the chocolate and stewed plums found in warmer climates. |
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