Located in southwestern New South Wales, the Riverina is a large, warm climate region known for its versatile wines and agricultural productivity. Known for its warm, sunny climate and fertile soils, this region excels in producing Chardonnay, Shiraz, and a wide range of other varieties, including fortified wines. The Riverina offers vast, flat landscapes, a strong agricultural heritage, and a focus on producing accessible, high volume wines.
Altitude66-540M
Coordinates-34.555146.045
Soil typeThe main soil type is red-brown earth. Many areas contain limestone rubble, and these are the areas where most vines are planted.