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Oh rot! Diseases mar a bumper season in key winegrape-growing areas of Australia
Australia’s 2011 vintage will be one to cause grapegrowers and winemakers both extremes of emotions. With the exception of Western Australia which has had hot and dry conditions this vintage, there have been nation-wide unseasonably wet and cool conditions. Being … Continue reading →
Posted in Barossa wine, Cabernet sauvignon, Langhorne Creek wine, McLaren Vale wine, New World wine, Riverland wine, South Australian wine, Wine news
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Tagged 2011 vintage, Australian wine, AWRI, Barossa, Botrytis, Downy mildew, GWRDC, GWRDC Fact Sheets, Langhorne Creek, McLaren Vale, Powdery mildew, Riverland, South Australian wine, University of Adelaide, Wine, Wine2030, Winegrape diseases, winemaking
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