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Exploring Australia
An in-depth look at this southern giant's unique geography and diverse wine styles
Out on the western edge of Australia, the Margaret River wine district juts out into the ocean. Although this is not a cool climate by world standards, the chilly winds off the Southern Ocean make it possible to grow great Chardonnay.
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