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(#1) Jacob's Creek
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(#2) Penfolds
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(#3) Peter Lehmann Wines
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(#4) Yellow tail
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(#5) Lindeman's
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(#6) Jim Barry
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(#7) Katnook Estate
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(#8) De Bortoli Wines
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(#9) Clarendon Hills
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(#10) Langmeil
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(#11) St Hallet
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(#12) Best's
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(#13) Elderton
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(#14) Schild Estate
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(#15) Evans & Tate
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(#16) Battle of Bosworth
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(#17) Annies Lane
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(#18) Charles Melton
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(#19) Pewsey Vale
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(#20) Dalwhinnie
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(#21) Hugo
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(#22) Mitolo
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(#23) Bleasdale
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(#24) Frankland Estate
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(#25) Alkoomi Wines
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(#26) Balnaves of Coonawarra
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(#27) By Farr
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(#28) Margan Family Winemakers
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(#29) Balgownie Estate
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(#30) Tamburlaine
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(#31) Bremerton
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(#32) Bimbadgen
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(#33) Baileys of Glenrowan
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(#34) Brookland Valley
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(#35) Krinklewood
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(#36) Bethany
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(#37) Westend Estate
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(#38) Irvine
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(#39) Arlewood
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(#40) Summer Poppy
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(#41) Coldstream Hills
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(#42) Chateau Reynella
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(#43) Tapanappa
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(#44) Adelina
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(#45) Crittenden Estate
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(#46) Hamelin Bay
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(#47) Cascabel
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(#48) Glenguin Estate
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(#49) Mister Fox
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(#50) Norfolk Rise
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Australia is one of the representatives of the New World wine-producing countries. Compared with France that has a long history of brewing wine, all the Australian wine brands are younger. In 1791, two bunches of grapes were selected for the Garden of the Governor's House, which brewed wine for the first time in Australia and started the history of Australian wine.
The current wine industry in Australia was formed in the 1950s. Australian wine replaced the dominant fortified wines in the past and become worldwide famous over the decades. The random tool recommends 56 of the best Australian wine brands you should try.
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