Jingellic Road's vineyard is located in Lankeys Creek, in the Tumarumba wine region of Capital Country ACT, in Southern New South Wales. read more

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Like many other winegrowing areas of south-eastern Australia, viticulture in Southern New South Wales dates back to the 1840s. For the most part, vineyards here were a natural adjunct to the land use then being explored by its pioneering farmers and graziers.

Shaw Estate Vineyard was established in 1998 on the historic fine wool property 'Olleyville'. This family owned and operated vineyard now produces award-winning riesling and shiraz cabernet , wines this region is renowned for. Read Shaw's tasting notes here »

The Canberra District and neighbouring regions of the Southern New South Wales zone comprise some of Australia's most recently established wine producing regions. The variations in site, climate and vineyard aspect found here make it one of the wine industry’s most interesting places to visit.

The Canberra district's winegrowing fraternity refer to their distinctive regional wines as liquid geography. You find wide variations in vineyard topography right across the southern New South Wales wine zone »