**King Valley, Victoria** is an alpine wine region in northeast Victoria, Australia, rising from valley floor into the foothills of the Great Dividing Range. **Wines & grapes** — It is best known for Italian varieties, especially sparkling Prosecco (Glera) and reds like Sangiovese, Nebbiolo and Barbera, reflecting the area's strong Italian settler heritage. Cool-climate whites are also made. **Character** — Vineyards span a wide range of elevations, so styles shift from riper, fuller wines lower down to fresher, higher-acid wines up in the hills. The overall signature is cool-climate freshness and food-friendly structure. **Good to know** — The King Valley is often called the home of Australian Prosecco.
Wines
- Cellar Door Release Prosecco King Valley — Tulloch
- Cosa Nostra Arneis — Santolin Wines
- La Volpe Nebbiolo — Pizzini
- Limited Release Cabernet Sauvignon — Gapsted
- Monument Lane Roussanne — Wood Park
- Myrrhee Estate Vineyard Chardonnay — Sam Miranda
- Nuovo Rosso — Little Helper
- Prosecco — Two Pairs
- Prosecco — Pizzini
- Pucino Col Fondo — Dal Zotto
- RG Riesling — John Gehrig Wines
- Single Site Reserve Blanc de Blancs — Twin Valleys
- The Rebel Cabernet Sauvignon — Jen Pfeiffer
- The Rebel Chardonnay — Jen Pfeiffer
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in King Valley?
Cellar Door Release Prosecco King Valley, Cosa Nostra Arneis, La Volpe Nebbiolo, Limited Release Cabernet Sauvignon, Monument Lane Roussanne and more.
Where is King Valley?
King Valley is a wine region in Australia.