New South Wales Flashcards
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Climate of New South Wales
1) Mudgee, Cowra, Orange - Hotter
2) Riverina - Dried
3) Thumbarumba - Cooler
Soil In Hunter Valley
Red Brown volcanic, but well drained. Alluvial sand and silts of the flat valley floor
Soil of Hilltops
Deep, gravelly, red soil, mixed with basalt and sandy granite
Soil of Thumbarumba
Basalt and Granite
Appellations of New South Wales
1) Canberra District GI
2) Cowra GI
3) Gundagai GI
4) Hasting River GI
5) Hilltops GI
6) Lower Hunter Valley
7) Mudgee GI
8) Murray Darling
9) Orange GI
10) Riverina GI
11) Thumbarumba
12) Upper Hunter Valley
Geographical of Canberra District GI
Most vineyard face north east, sunshine hours are very high
Weather in Canberra District Gi
Summer are warm and dry
Excel varietals of Canberra Districts GI
Riesling, Pinot Noir & Shiraz
Geographical of Cowra GI
Small but growing viticulture area
Famous producer from Cowra GI
Petaluma Chardonnay
Altitude of Gundagai GI
Most vineyard located 500-1000 meter
Most distinctive wine in Gundagai GI
Semillon
Other varieties from Gundagai GI
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, shiraz
Climate of Hasting River GI
Maritime and subtropical with high humidity and rainfall
Dominant variety from Hasting River GI
Chambourcin (Hybric-French)
Weather Proof
Other varieties in Hasting River GI
Chardonnay & Semillon
Climate of Hilltops GI
Cool climate
Type of wine produced in Hilltops GI
Elegant style of Chardonnay, distinctive Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon & Shiraz
Other varieties inclusive of Merlot, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Zinfandel
Weather of Lower Hunter Valley
Hot & Humid
Famous wine in Lower Hunter Valley
Hunter Semillon
Oldest district from the western side
Mudgee GI
Type of wine produced in Mudgee GI
Rich and succulent red wine, particular from Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon
Climate of Murray Darling
Hot & continental dry climate with little rain
Ideal wine for Murray Darling
Large scale “Bag in the box” wine