Vinodiversity
Website counterpart to the book Vinodiversity - the Book (formerly Emerging Varietal Wines of Australia) by Darby Higgs, covering over 130 less known wine grape varieties currently being used in Australian vineyards and winemakers, from aglianico to zinfandel.
Includes the increasingly popular sangiovese (principal grape of Chianti), pinot gris and pinot grigio, durif and many more.
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This year's Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show has 566 entries made from an astounding 83 different grape varieties, all available to taste at the 2011 AAVWS Public Tasting »
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Found something a little different? New grape varieties are emerging as our wine drinking population matures and Darby Higgs helpful guide, "for the adventurous winelover", will give you insight into over 100 wine grape varieties that you may never have heard of.
Vinodiversity – The Book by Darby Higgs is a valuable guide to the new wines on the Australian wine scene, and perhaps a pointer to the future direction of grape growing in this country »
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