# Created on 05/06/2023 2:52:42 PM
Please Note: The De Luxe version of the Varietal Table is no longer available, just the Standard version without the Index book.
This wine map by De Long shows all of the official wine regions in Australia.
It is printed on quality paper and suitable for framing.
Australian wine regions are governed by the Geographic Indicators GI system. All are shown on this colourful map.
You can display it in your bar or wine cellar, wherever you enjoy wine and company.
The map is a great conversation starter. It lets you and your guests track down the less well known regions as you explore the full range of Australian wines.
These maps are also available in Digital Format
New Series of Clearer Maps
Note: Vinodiversity will cease distributing these maps once existing stocks are sold. When they're gone they're gone.
Here's what you get on this Wine Map of Australia
If you are in Australia or New Zealand please order via this page.
Please note you pay via the PayPal System. If you don't have a Paypal account then you can pay PayPal with your credit or debit card. If you wish to pay via bank transfer please contact me.
For bulk orders please contact me.
If you want your map delivered elsewhere, or would like the folded or digital versions
Please order from this page
Please Note: The De Luxe version of the Varietal Table is no longer available, just the Standard version without the Index book.
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