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Red Center, Cold Ocean
Australia's unique geography yields distinctive terroirs
If there is an overarching trend in Australian wine it is toward ever more specific geographical origins. Aussies realize that wines from a particular place are more distinct in character than those blended from the fruit of several regions, and that they can get higher prices for them.
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