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AUSTRALIA —___ THE GRAPE AUSTRALIAN BITE Home to 18 wine regions, over 3,000 vineyard owners and some of the world’s oldest vines, South Australia is the Wine Capital of Australia. True GMa cea cere MVC mec aeNet Ue MaTod e, the high-quality and complex flavour 1a fea ir SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S TOP WINE PRODUCING REGIONS: BAROSSA Explore over 80 cellar doors in the Barossa, along with five-star retreats, opulent self- contained accommodation and sumptuous food. Red wine aficionados this is your destination. Enjoy a glass by the fire in winter or outdoors in the leafy shade during the warmer months. Due to its Mediterranean climate (warm summers and mild winters), the Barossa's Cabernets and Shiraz are unbeatable. MCLAREN VALE McLaren Vale is a favourite for wine- trippers, with more than 70 cellar doors to explore. Just a 40-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD, be sure to leave some time to visit the stunning coastal vistas of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Here you'll find world- class Shiraz, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay as well as lesser-produced varieties such as Tempranillo, Marsanne, Rousanne and Sangiovese. CLARE VALLEY Whites more your style? Head for the Clare Valley, a scenic, 90-minute drive from Adelaide, boasting over 40 cellar doors. Known as the heart of Australian Riesling, Clare Valley is known for its exceptional whites. Relax and unwind as you meander through charming villages and wineries, glass in hand. A fantastic way to experience the Clare Valley is on the Riesling Trail, an easy cycle path that winds 35km through the countryside. ADELAIDE HILLS Staying in Adelaide and still wantto experience the wine regions? The Adelaide Hills is one of Australia's best cool-climate wine regions, home to more than 60 wineries, just minutes from the city. Get off the beaten track and treat yourself to a unique Adelaide Hills drop. Settle in for a long lunch that could easily turn into a weekend away.
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