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d'Arenberg The Feral Fox Pinot Noir 2006Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia ● Pinot Noir- Green
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Shaw + Smith M3 Chardonnay 2006Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia ● Chardonnay-
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O'Leary Walker Wines Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2006Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia ● Pinot NoirShips TomorrowLimit 120 per customerSold in increments of 1 -
Fox Gordon Wines Adelaide Hills By George Cabernet Sauvignon Tempranillo 2006Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia ● Cabernet SauvignonShips TomorrowLimit 120 per customerSold in increments of 1
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Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits GiftsLearn about Adeliade Hills wine, common tasting notes, where the region is and more ...
A narrow band of hills and valleys east of the city of Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills region is a diverse landscape featuring a variety of microclimates. In general it is moderate with high-altitude areas cooler and wetter compared to its warmer, lower areas.
Piccadilly Valley, the part of Adelaide Hills closest to the city, was first staked out by a grower named Brian Croser, in the 1970s for a cool spot to grow Chardonnay, then uncommon in Australia. Today a good amount of the Chardonnay goes to winemakers outside of the region.
Producers here experiment with other cool-climate loving aromatic varieties like Pinot Gris, Viognier and Riesling. Charming sparkling wine is also possible. On its north side, lower, west-facing slopes make full-bodied Shiraz.