Australia
Major New World producer with GI regions like Barossa Valley, Hunter Valley, and Margaret River.
Appellation Map
10 appellations in 4 regions
Australian GI System
Australia's Geographical Indication system defines zones, regions, and subregions. Unlike Europe, there are no production restrictions—only geographic origin requirements.
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Adelaide Hills GI
Barossa Valley GI
Australian Geographical Indication for wines produced in South Australia's Barossa Valley, renowned for old-vine Shiraz and powerful, full-bodied red wines. Home to some of the world's oldest continuously producing vineyards.
Clare Valley GI
South Australia's renowned cool-climate region producing Australia's finest Rieslings; characterized by high altitude, significant diurnal temperature variation, and pioneering use of screwcap closures.
Coonawarra GI
Eden Valley GI
Heathcote GI
Hunter Valley GI
Australia's oldest wine region producing unique Sémillon wines that age for decades without oak influence; also known for Shiraz and distinctive terroir expression.
Margaret River GI
Australia's premier cool-maritime wine region producing benchmark Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay; Mediterranean climate moderated by Indian and Southern Ocean influences creates Bordeaux-like conditions.