New South Wales

**New South Wales** — A major wine state in south-eastern Australia, home to the historic Hunter Valley and a spread of other districts including Riverina, Mudgee, Orange and the Canberra District. **Wines & grapes** — The Hunter is famous for long-lived Semillon and earthy Shiraz, while Riverina is known for luscious botrytis-affected sweet Semillon. Cooler, higher zones like Orange and Canberra add Chardonnay, Riesling and Shiraz. **Character** — Styles vary widely with climate, from the humid, subtropical Hunter to cool, elevated inland sites. Hunter Semillon, picked early and aged in bottle, is one of Australia's most distinctive whites. **Good to know** — The Hunter Valley is among the oldest wine regions in Australia.

Wines

Frequently asked questions

What wines are produced in New South Wales?

Allison's Selection, Block Two, Cameron's Selection, Cassae, Hilltops Grenache Shiraz and more.

Where is New South Wales?

New South Wales is a wine region in Australia.