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Shoalhaven Coast Wine RegionShoalhaven Coast Wine RegionThis region is a strip of the New South Wales coast from Kiama in the north to Durras in the South. Other towns in the region include Nowra, Shoalhaven Heads and Ulladulla.
Vineyards and wineries in the Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region are all quite new, having been established since 1990. Most wineries are small, but substantial investment has taken place over the past decade. The proximity to the Pacific
Ocean influences the climate; the warm summer and autumn rainfall can pose problems
with disease and grape quality at vintage.
The Shoalhaven Coast Region has a substantial tourist industry based on the surf coast and its proximity to Sydney. The local wineries are able to take advantage of this with cellar door sales, restaurants and accommodation. Located just 200km south of Sydney it is feasible to make a winery tour to the Shoalhaven Coast as a daytrip, but there is a myriad of accommodation options and other attractions for an extended stay. The Vinodiversity recommends this service to find the best deals on Accommodation in the Shoalhaven Coast Region These Shoalhaven Coast wineries are using less common varieties
Do you have a story to share about this region?Perhaps you would like to tell us about a friendly cellar door or perhaps a beautiful place to stay.Readers advice about the Shoalhaven Coast and other wine regions
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