Australia, Part Two
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This second installment of new releases from Australia includes everything from the flamboyant, intensely flavored examples that define Australian wine for many wine lovers to some wonderfully balanced, elegant bottlings that deserve wider attention, even from consumers whose preferences run more to Old World styles
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Producers in this Article
- Barnadown Run
- Battely Wines
- Betts & Scholl
- Brothers in Arms
- By Farr
- Campbells Wines
- Cape Mentelle
- Cascabel Winery
- Chambers Rosewood
- Clonakilla Wines
- Coriole Vineyards
- Deisen
- Dog Ridge Wine Company
- Earthworks Wines
- Elderton Wines
- Eppalock Ridge
- Foggo Wines
- Frankland Estate
- Gemtree Vineyards
- Glaymond Wines
- Green Point
- Hentley Farm
- Hewitson
- Hill of Content
- III Rings
- Innocent Bystander
- Jasper Hill
- Jim Barry Wines
- Jinks Creek Winery
- J. J. Hahn
- Kangarilla Road Wines
- Kilikanoon
- Kirrihill Estates
- Laneway
- Lengs & Cooter
- Linda Domas Wines
- Longwood Winery
- Lost Highway Project
- Marquis Philips
- Maxwell Wines
- Moorilla Estate
- Moss Wood
- Mount Horrocks Wines
- Oliver's Taranga Vineyards
- Paringa
- Penny's Hill
- Petaluma Estate
- Pillar Box
- Piping Shrike
- Prentice Family Vignerons
- Primo Estate
- Reilly's
- R. L. Buller & Son
- Rocky Gully
- Rutherglen Estates
- Sally's Paddock
- Smidge Wines
- St. Mary's Vineyard
- Sylvan Springs
- Tahbilk
- Tamar Ridge
- The Lucky Country
- The Winner's Tank
- Thorpe Wines
- Torzi Matthews Vintners
- Tuck's Ridge
- Water Wheel Vineyards
- Wolf Blass Wines
- Woop Woop
- Yalumba
- Yarra Yering
- Yering Station