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What are two key factors in South Australia’s rise to prominence?

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1- Phylloxera (confined only to Victoria and New South Wales, led way for South Australia to emerge as the largest region of production) 2- Creation of the Commonwealth of Australia (federation brought a relaxation of the interstate trade barriers)

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Who developed bag-in-the-box technology?

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Australians

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What two Adelaide based centers have helped to improve Austrialia’s understanding of wine?

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The Australian Wine Research Institute and the Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO)

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Who did ‘flying winemakers’ originally refer to?

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Winemakers from Australia

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Who developed the counterintuitive technique of minimal (zero) pruning?

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CSIRO

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How many winemakers of Australia account for nearly 70% of wine production?

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14

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When was ‘Grange’ debuted? Who was the winemaker? Who is the producer? What was it originally called?

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1951; Max Schubert; Penfolds; Grange Hermitage

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Who makes ‘Hill of Grace’?

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Henschke

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When was Wine Australia created? What was the original name?

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1981 as the Australia Wine and Brandy Corporation

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What does Wine Australia do?

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Maintains oversight of the wine industry- regulates label language, defines geographical boundaries of wine regions, moderates exports and trade, promotes the wines at home and abroad

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Who introduced the Label Integrity Program for Australia? When?

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Wine Australia introduced it in 1990

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What are the minimum percentages for any Australian wines labeled with vintage, varietal or region?

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85%

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What are the requirements in Australia for listing multiple varieties on the label?

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They must be listed in the order of proportion in the blend. All components making up a minimum of 85% of the blend must appear on the label. No listed grape may be in lower proportion than an unnamed varietal

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How are regions in Australia defined by Wine Australia?

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as Geographical Indications (GIs)

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15
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How are the wine regions of Australia divided?

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State -> Zone -> Region -> Sub-region

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How are regions and sub-regions defined by Wine Australia?

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Single tracts of land, compromising at least five independently owned vineyards of at least five hectares apiece, with a minimum output of 500 tons of wine grapes annually

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When did Wine Australia authorize the multistate zone of South Eastern Australia? What does it encompass?

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1996; Includes all of Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales and the winegrowing areas of South Australia and Queensland

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When and where were the first vineyards planted in Australia?

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In New South Wales in 1788

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What mountain range runs through New South Wales?

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The Great Dividing Range

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What is the Riverina region also known as?

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Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area

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What sides of the Great Dividing Range is Riverina?

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West

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Who is the producer of [yellow tail]? Where do they source most of their fruit?

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Casella; Riverina

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Who produces a Botrytised dessert wine in the Riverina?

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De Bortoli- it is called ‘Noble One’

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What is the climate of the Hunter region?

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Subtropical- it has one of the warmest climates in Australia- mitigated by high amounts of humidity, rain and wind

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25
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What is Hunter Riesling?

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Semillon

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26
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Name a top bottling of Hunter Riesling.

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Vat 1 by Tyrrell

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What are the popular grapes in the Hunter region?

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Semillon and Verdelho as well as Shiraz and Cab Sauv

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Where are the oldest Verdelho plantings in Australia?

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Broke Fordwich, Hunter, Hunter zone, New South Wales, Australia

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What are the soils of Broke Fordwich?

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Sandy, alluvial soils

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What is the climate of Canberra District region?

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Continental

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What is a top bottling of Canberra District region?

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Clonakilla’s Canberra District Shiraz- co-fermented with a small percentage of Viognier

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32
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What is the climate of Tumbarumba GI?

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Alpine, cool-climate

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What is Tumbarumba GI known for?

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Still and sparkling wines from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay

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34
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What is the smallest and coolest state on Australia’s mainland?

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Victoria

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35
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What cools coastal Victoria?

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Sea breezes blowing up from Antarctica

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What is the climate of the Port Phillip Zone?

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Cool, maritime climate

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37
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What is Victoria’s oldest wine region?

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The Yarra Valley GI

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When did Moet & Chandon move into Australia? Where did they open up shop?

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Moet & Chandon opened Australian Domaine Chandon in 1987 in the Yarra Valley GI

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What are the two distinct soils of the Yarra Valley GI?

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Grey-brown sandy loam and red basalt-derived

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What is the climate of the Mornington Peninsula?

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Profoundly maritime, even cooler and windier than the rest of Victoria

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What grapes are popular in the Mornington Peninsula?

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Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay

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What is the climate of the North East Victoria, North West Victoria and Central Victoria zones?

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More continental, typified by a large diurnal swing, and North West Victoria is the hottest of the three

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What two GI regions are shared between Victoria and New South Wales?

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Murray Darling and Swan Hill

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What are the most popular grapes of North West Victoria?

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Chardonnay and Shiraz

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Where is the producer Tahbilk located? What are they known for?

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Located in Central Victoria, they managed to protect their vineyards from Phylloxera and they produce their flagship Shiraz from vines planted in 1860

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What two regions within North East Victoria are known for sweet fortified wines?

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Rutherglen and Glenrowan

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When was the Muscat of Rutherglen Network established? What did they do?

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In 1995; They developed a voluntary four-tier classification system for the wines based on age, sweetness and complexity. (Producers are responsible for classifying their own wines based on taste alone.) Member wines are denoted by a stylized “R” on the label.

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48
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Where is production concentrated within the state of South Australia?

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In the lower southeastern sector of the state

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49
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What is the climate of Coonawarra?

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Cool, maritime influenced

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What region of Australia is often considered to producer the best Cabernet Sauvignon?

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Coonawarra, within the Limestone Coast in South Australia

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Name three of the top bottlings coming from Coonawarra.

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Marjella, Wynns’ “John Riddoch” and Parker Estate’s “First Growth”

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What climatic concerns do producers in Coonawarra face?

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Spring frosts

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53
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What is the soil of Coonawarra?

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Terra rossa

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What is the soil of Padthaway GI?

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Terra rossa and red-brown sandy loam

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What is the climate of Riverland GI?

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Continental and hot with low rainfall, high soil salinity and water shortages

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What is the climate of Fleurieu zone?

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Essentially Mediterranean, tempered by Southern Ocean currents and Lake Alexandria

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What are the popular grapes of McLaren Vale GI?

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Cab Sauv and Rhone varietals

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What are the top bottlings coming out of McLaren Vale GI?

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D’Arenberg’s “Dead Arm” Shiraz
Yangarra’s “High Sands” Grenache
Drew Noon’s Grenache-based “Eclipse”
and the dry-farmed Clarendon Hill’s “Astralis” Shiraz

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59
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What is the southernmost region of Mount Lofty Ranges?

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Adelaide Hills GI

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What is the climate of Adelaide Hills GI?

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Cool, maritime cliamte

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Where are the most classic and ageworthy examples of Australian Riesling found?

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Clare Valley GI

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What is the climate of Clare Valley GI?

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Warmer, continental

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What is Clare Valley GI known for?

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Riesling

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What are the two unofficial subregions of Clare Valley?

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Watervale and Polish Hill River

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What soils characterize Clare Valley’s unofficial subzones of Watervale and Polish Hill River

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Limestone and broken slate, respectively

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Name a top producer from Clare Valley.

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Grosset

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67
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What is Australia’s most important region for Shiraz?

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Barossa zone

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68
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What is the capacity of the traditional American oak hogshead?

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300 L

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69
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Where is Penfolds based?

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Barossa Valley

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Who are the top producers from Barossa Valley?

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Penfolds, Torbreck, Peter Lehmann and Rockford

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What are the popular grapes of Eden Valley GI?

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Riesling, Chardonnay, Viognier, Shiraz and Cab Sauv

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Who are the top producers coming from Eden Valley GI?

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Yalumba, Pewsey Vale and Henschke

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73
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What is the most acclaimed appellation in Western Australia?

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Margaret River GI

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What are the most popular grapes of Margaret River GI?

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Chardonnay, Semillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Bordeaux Blends

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Who are the best known producers of Margaret River GI?

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Cullen, Vasse Felix, Leeuwin Estate and Cape Mentelle

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What are the popular grapes of Mount Barker subregion?

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Riesling, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon

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77
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What is the hottest appellation in Australia?

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Swan Valley GI

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What is the climate of Granite Belt?

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Continental with plentiful summer rain, moderated by high altitude and cooler mountain air

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What are the popular grapes of Granite Belt?

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Semillon and Shiraz

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What unofficial region of Queensland is likely to become the state’s third GI?

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Darling Downs

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81
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What is Australia’s coolest wine producing area?

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Tasmania

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What are the popular grapes of Tasmania?

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Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir and Cab Sauv

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Where does Pinot Noir flourish in Tasmania?

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In the Pipers River area

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Where does Cabernet Sauvignon flourish in Tasmania?

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in the Tamar Valley and Coal River areas

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What are the 6 states of Australia?

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  • Western Australia
  • Queensland
  • Victoria
  • South Australia
  • New South Wales
  • Tasmania
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86
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Where is the Central Western Australia zone?

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Western Australia, Australia

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Where is the Eastern Plains, Inland & North of Western Australia zone?

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Western Australia, Australia

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Where is the Greater Perth zone?

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Western Australia, Australia

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What are the regions of Greater Perth?

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  • Peel
  • Perth Hills
  • Swan District
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90
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Where is Peel region?

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Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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Where is the Perth Hills region?

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Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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Where is the Swan District region?

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Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia

93
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What is the subzone of Swan District region?

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Swan Valley

94
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Where is Swan Valley?

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Swan District, Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia

95
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Where is the South West Australia zone?

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Western Australia, Australia

96
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What are the regions of the South West Australia zone?

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  • Blackwood Valley
  • Geographe
  • Manjimup
  • Margaret River
  • Pemberton
  • Great Southern
97
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Where is Blackwood Valley?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

98
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Where is Geographe?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

99
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Where is Manjimup?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

100
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Where is Margaret River?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

101
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Where is Pemberton?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

102
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Where is Great Southern?

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South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

103
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What are the subzones of the Great Southern region?

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  • Albany
  • Denmark
  • Frankland River
  • Mount Barker
  • Porongurup
104
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Where is Albany?

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Great Southern, South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

105
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Where is Denmark?

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Great Southern, South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

106
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Where is Frankland River?

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Great Southern, South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

107
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Where is Mount Barker?

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Great Southern, South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

108
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Where is Porongurup?

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Great Southern, South West Australia, Western Australia, Australia

109
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Where is West Australia South East Coastal?

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Western Australia, Australia

110
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What are the 5 zones of Western Australia?

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  • Central Western Australia
  • Eastern Plains, Inland & North of Western Australia
  • Greater Perth
  • South West Australia
  • West Australia South East Coast
111
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What are the two regions of Queensland?

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  • South Burnett

- Granite Belt

112
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Where is South Burnett?

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Queensland, Australia

113
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Where is Granite Belt?

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Queensland, Australia

114
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What are the 6 zones of Victoria?

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  • Central Victoria
  • Gippsland
  • North East Victoria
  • North West Victoria
  • Port Phillip
  • Western Victoria
115
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Where is the Central Victoria zone?

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Victoria, Australia

116
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What are the regions of Central Victoria?

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  • Bendigo
  • Goulburn Valley
  • Heathcote
  • Strathbogie Ranges
  • Upper Goulburn
117
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Where is Bendigo?

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Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

118
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Where is Goulburn Valley?

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Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

119
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Where is Heathcote?

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Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

120
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Where is Strathbogie Ranges?

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Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

121
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Where is Upper Goulburn?

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Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

122
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What is the subzone within Goulburn Valley?

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Nagambie Lakes

123
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Where is Nagambie Lakes?

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Goulburn Valley, Central Victoria, Victoria, Australia

124
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Where is the Gippsland zone?

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Victoria, Australia

125
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Where is the North East Victoria zone?

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Victoria, Australia

126
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What are the regions of the North East Victoria zone?

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  • Alpine Valleys
  • Beechworth
  • Glenrowan
  • King Valley
  • Rutherglen
127
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Where is Alpine Valleys?

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North East Victoria, Victoria, Australia

128
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Where is Beechworth?

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North East Victoria, Victoria, Australia

129
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Where is Glenrowan?

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North East Victoria, Victoria, Australia

130
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Where is King Valley?

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North East Victoria, Victoria, Australia

131
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Where is Rutherglen?

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North East Victoria, Victoria, Australia

132
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Where is the North West Victoria zone?

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Victoria, Australia

133
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Where is Murray Darling?

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North West Victoria, Victoria// Big Rivers, New South Wales, Australia

134
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Where is Swan Hill?

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North West Victoria, Victoria// Big Rivers, New South Wales, Australia

135
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What are the two regions of the North West Victoria zone?

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  • Murray Darling

- Swan Hill

136
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Where is Port Phillip?

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Victoria, Australia

137
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What are the regions of the Port Phillips zone?

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  • Geelong
  • Macedon Ranges
  • Mornington Peninsula
  • Sunbury
  • Yarra Valley
138
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Where is Geelong?

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Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia

139
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Where is Macedon Ranges?

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Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia

140
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Where is Mornington Peninsula?

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Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia

141
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Where is Sunbury?

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Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia

142
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Where is Yarra Valley?

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Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia

143
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Where is the Western Victoria zone?

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Victoria, Australia

144
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What are the regions within the Western Victoria zone?

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  • Grampians
  • Henty
  • Pyrenees
145
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Where is Grampians?

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Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia

146
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Where is Henty?

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Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia

147
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Where is Pyrenees?

A

Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia

148
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What is the subzone of Grampians?

A

Great Western

149
Q

Where is Great Western?

A

Grampians, Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia

150
Q

What are the 8 zones of New South Wales?

A
  • Big Rivers
  • Central Ranges
  • Hunter Valley
  • North Rivers
  • Northern Slopes
  • South Coast
  • Southern New South Wales
  • Western Plains
151
Q

Where is the Big Rivers zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

152
Q

What are the regions within the Big Rivers zone?

A
  • Murray Darling
  • Perricoota
  • Riverina
  • Swan Hill
153
Q

Where is Perricoota?

A

Big Rivers, New South Wales, Australia

154
Q

Where is Riverina?

A

Big Rivers, New South Wales, Australia

155
Q

Where is the Central Ranges zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

156
Q

What are the regions within the Central Ranges zone?

A
  • Cowra
  • Mudgee
  • Orange
157
Q

Where is Cowra?

A

Central Ranges, New South Wales, Australia

158
Q

Where is Mudgee?

A

Central Ranges, New South Wales, Australia

159
Q

Where is Orange?

A

Central Ranges, New South Wales, Australia

160
Q

Where is the Hunter Valley zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

161
Q

What is the region of the Hunter Valley zone?

A

Hunter

162
Q

Where is the Hunter region?

A

Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia

163
Q

What are the subregions of Hunter?

A
  • Broke Fordwich
  • Pokolbin
  • Upper Hunter Valley
164
Q

Where is Broke Fordwich?

A

Hunter, Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia

165
Q

Where is Pokolbin?

A

Hunter, Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia

166
Q

Where is Upper Hunter Valley?

A

Hunter, Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia

167
Q

Where is the North Rivers zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

168
Q

What is the region within the North Rivers zone?

A

Hastings River

169
Q

Where is Hastings River?

A

North Rivers, New South Wales, Australia

170
Q

What is the region within the Northern Slopes zone?

A

New England Australia

171
Q

Where is New England Australia?

A

Northern Slopes, New South Wales, Australia

172
Q

Where is the South Coast zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

173
Q

What are the regions within the South Coast zone?

A
  • Shoalhaven Coast

- Southern Highlands

174
Q

Where is Shoalhaven Coast?

A

South Coast, New South Wales, Australia

175
Q

Where is Southern Highlands?

A

South Coast, New South Wales, Australia

176
Q

Where is Southern New South Wales?

A

New South Wales, Australia

177
Q

What are the regions within the Southern New South Wales zone?

A
  • Canberra District
  • Tumbarumba
  • Hilltops
  • Gundagai
178
Q

Where is Canberra District?

A

Southern New South Wales, New South Wales, Australia

179
Q

Where is Tumbarumba?

A

Southern New South Wales, New South Wales, Australia

180
Q

Where is Hilltops?

A

Southern New South Wales, New South Wales, Australia

181
Q

Where in Gundagai?

A

Southern New South Wales, New South Wales, Australia

182
Q

Where is the Western Plains zone?

A

New South Wales, Australia

183
Q

Where is the Adelaide superzone?

A

South Australia, Australia

184
Q

What are the zones of the Adelaide superzone?

A
  • Barossa
  • Fleurieu
  • Mount Lofty Ranges
185
Q

Where is the Barossa zone?

A

Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

186
Q

Where is Barossa Valley?

A

Barossa, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

187
Q

Where is Eden Valley?

A

Barossa, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

188
Q

What are the regions of the Barossa zone?

A
  • Barossa Valley

- Eden Valley

189
Q

What is the subregion of Eden Valley?

A

High Eden

190
Q

Where is High Eden?

A

Eden Valley, Barossa, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

191
Q

Where is the Fleurieu zone?

A

Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

192
Q

What are the regions of the Fleurieu zone?

A
  • Currency Creek
  • Kangaroo Island
  • Langhorne Creek
  • McLaren Vale
  • Southern Fleurieu
193
Q

Where is Currency Creek?

A

Fleurieu, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

194
Q

Where is Kangaroo Island?

A

Fleurieu, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

195
Q

Where is Langhorne Creek?

A

Fleurieu, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

196
Q

Where is McLaren Vale?

A

Fleurieu, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

197
Q

Where is Southern Fleurieu?

A

Fleurieu, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

198
Q

Where is Mount Lofty Ranges?

A

Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

199
Q

What are the regions of Mount Lofty Ranges?

A
  • Adelaide Hills
  • Adelaide Plains
  • Clare Valley
200
Q

Where is Adelaide Hills?

A

Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

201
Q

Where is Lenswood?

A

Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

202
Q

Where is Picadily Valley?

A

Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

203
Q

Where is Adelaide Plains?

A

Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

204
Q

Where is Clare Valley?

A

Mount Lofty Ranges, Adelaide superzone, South Australia, Australia

205
Q

Where is the Far North zone?

A

South Australia, Australia

206
Q

What is the sole region of the Far North ?

A

Southern Flinders Ranges

207
Q

Where is Southern Flinders Ranges?

A

Far North, South Australia, Australia

208
Q

Where is the Limestone Coast zone?

A

South Australia, Australia

209
Q

What are the regions within the Limestone Coast zone?

A
  • Coonawarra
  • Mount Benson
  • Padthaway
  • Robe
  • Wrattonbully
  • Mount Gambier
210
Q

Where is Coonawarra?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

211
Q

Where is Mount Benson?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

212
Q

Where is Padthaway?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

213
Q

Where is Robe?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

214
Q

Where is Wrattonbully?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

215
Q

Where s Mount Gambier?

A

Limestone Coast, South Australia, Australia

216
Q

Where is the Lower Murray zone?

A

South Australia, Australia

217
Q

What is the sole region within the Lower Murray zone?

A

Riverland

218
Q

Where is Riverland?

A

Lower Murray, South Australia, Australia

219
Q

Where is The Peninsulas zone?

A

South Australia, Australia

220
Q

What are the unofficial subregions of Northern Tasmania?

A
  • Pipes River
  • Tamar Valley
  • North West Coast
221
Q

Where is Pipes River?

A

Northern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

222
Q

Where is Tamar Valley?

A

Northern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

223
Q

Where is North West Coast?

A

Northern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

224
Q

What are the unofficial subregions of Southern Tasmania?

A
  • Derwent Valley
  • Huon Valley
  • Coal River/ Richmond
  • The East Coast (Canbrook/Bicheno area)
225
Q

Where is Derwent Valley?

A

Southern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

226
Q

Where is Huon Valley?

A

Southern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

227
Q

Where is Coal River/Richmond?

A

Southern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

228
Q

Where is The East Coast?

A

Southern Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

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