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          • Delinquente Hell Red 2020
            Riverland, South Australia, Australia Other Red Blends
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          • Delinquente Hell Negroamaro 2019
            Riverland, South Australia, Australia Negroamaro
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            Learn about Riverland wine, common tasting notes, where the region is and more ...

            Quite the powerhouse region thanks to its proximity to the Murray River (and thus irrigation potential), Riverland produces over half of South Australia’s total annual harvest. While its warm Mediterranean climate promotes large volume production, many smaller, premium producers abound. Australia’s usual suspects—Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet—do great but a continuing local push for heat-loving Italian varieties like Vermentino and Nero d’Avola promises future diversity.