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  1. You’re welcome Niklas, I am glad you enjoyed it 🙂 Thanks for popping by! Cheers, Casey

  2. Find your post very informative. You have tried to cover all popular wine regions around the world in this post and give useful information related to them. Thanks for sharing useful information.

  3. Ooo I am jealous you have been to Heathcote! So many wine regions to visit in one’s lifetime, that’s for sure 🙂

  4. Thanks Cyn, I haven’t yet made it to the Hawkes Bay. I must try get there next time I’m home 🙂

  5. Nice round-up. I visited the Hawke’s Bay region a couple of years ago as a guest of Tourism New Zealand. Stunning views, great wine and fantastic food. I hope to go back sometime with Jac as I’m sure she’d love it. And when I tell her she can go stand up paddleboarding (her latest obsession) in Hawke’s Bay, I’m sure she’ll be keen. 😀

  6. Ooo brilliant, thanks for the heads up there Elisha. Uhhh so many wine regions to try, I just need more annual leave! The Winery Walkabout sounds like one I definitely need to pop on my list. I’m heading south in a few weeks time to explore the Denmark, WA wine region which I am excited about. Currently perusing wine lists and restaurant menus 🙂

  7. Wow, you certainly are well travelled. Our wine maker at Hanging Rock gets a lot of their Shiraz from the Heathcote Region and it makes one of their top notch reds. I loved Margaret River and still have one bottle left from our trek there last year. Obviously being in the producing end of the whole wine thing, you can’t go past King Valley and The Rutherglen wine regions in Vic. There are tonnes of wineries I still have yet to visit on my list and many I can’t wait to get back to. They have an awesome event each Queens Bday weekend in both regions called the Winery Walkabout and its a brilliant way to see a lot of it all in a day…and even better you don’t have to drive!!!