Overview
Orange has a long history of fruit growing - apples, cherries, stone fruit and of course grapes. Grapes have been grown in the Orange district since it was settled in the nineteenth century. The first commercial production of table grapes followed the arrival of the railway in 1877. By 1925, 450 acres (180 hectares) were planted to table grapes. The modern development of the wine industry in the Orange region began in the early 1980s and by the late 1990's there were 1350 hectares under vine. Read more
Wineries
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Bloodwood
Bloodwood is open by appointment. Please contact us before you venture out to the vineyard so we can be here to welcome you! +61 2 6362 5631. More info Add to tour
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Brangayne of Orange
The "Brangayne" vineyard lies on the north eastern slopes of the extinct volcano Mount Canobolas, near Orange in New South Wales, one of the highest and coldest grape districts in Australia. Experiencing snow in winter and mild summers, the cool climate offers ideal conditions for the production of premium grapes, combining generous fruit flavour, acid and length in wines of intensity and elegance.
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Burke & Hills
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Cargo Road Wines, Gallery and Caf
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Dindima Winery
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Highland Heritage Estate Cellar Door
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Indigo Ridge Wines
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La Colline
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Logan Wines
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Mayfield Vineyard
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Millamolong Station
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Monument Vineyard
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Mortimer's of Orange Wines
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Orange Mountain Wines
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Prince of Orange
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Ross Hill Vineyard
We have now opened our new Cellar Door at Wallace Lane where we have another 150 acres at 1,080 metres where we have planted Pinot Gris and Sav Blanc..
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Sharpe Wines of Orange
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Small Acres Cyder
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Turners Vineyard
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Underwood Lane Winery
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Word of Mouth Wines
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Cumulus Estate Wines
Cumulus Estate Wines vineyard was established in 1995. Our 508 hectare vineyard gently rises and falls above and below an elevation of 600m above sea level – thereby traversing both the Orange and Central Ranges Geographical Indication (GI) wine regions.
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Angullong Wines
Angullong is a family owned wine company from the premium high altitude cool climate wine region of Orange in the Central West of New South Wales located about 350km west of Sydney. The Angullong vineyards are located on the southern lower slopes of the Orange region at the foothills of Mt Canobolas, an ancient volcano. Angullong’s typography is best described as dramatic. More info Add to tour
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Belgravia at Union Bank
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Borrodell on the Mt
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Bunnamagoo Estate Wines
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Little Boomey
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Pepper Tree Wines
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Philip Shaw Wines
Founded by Philip and Diana Shaw, Philip Shaw Wines is a family operated Company committed to producing wines, portraying the environment in which they were created.. More info Add to tour
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Printhie Wines
In 1978, the Swift family became only the third owners of Printhie. Until the mid-1990s farm activity was dominated by cropping and grazing. More info Add to tour
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Stockman's Ridge Wines
Stockman's Ridge Wines has the vision of producing premium cool climate wines. The idyllic bush setting which is Stockman's Ridge is situated just north of Bathurst in the Central Ranges of NSW at an altitude of 900m, this included with our Orange vineyards, typifies what many believe to be the most exciting new wine region in Australia..
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Faisan Estate
Faisan Estate is a small vineyard and winery in sight of Mount Canobolas, 20 kms west of the City of Orange..
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Belgravia
Belgravia Wines are well priced delicious drops created for everyday drinking. Each wine expresses the true character of the Orange region and the cool climate grapes of the Belgravia vineyard..
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These wines are produced by wineries in the Orange. Follow the links to see maps of just these wineries.
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Merlot
- Merlot Cabernet Franc
- Pinot Gris
- Rose
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Shiraz
- Zinfandel
- Chardonnay
- Moscato
- Cabernet Merlot
- Sauvignon Blanc Semillon
- Semillon Sauvignon Blanc
- Shiraz Cabernat
- Sangionvese
- Shiraz Viognier
- Verdelho
- Viognier
- Cabernet
- Cabernet Shiraz
- Pinot Noir
- Riesling
- Cabernet Franc
- Gewurztraminer
Orange has a long history of fruit growing - apples, cherries, stone fruit and of course grapes. Grapes have been grown in the Orange district since it was settled in the nineteenth century. The first commercial production of table grapes followed the arrival of the railway in 1877. By 1925, 450 acres (180 hectares) were planted to table grapes. The modern development of the wine industry in the Orange region began in the early 1980s and by the late 1990's there were 1350 hectares under vine.
The Orange wine region is defined as the area above 600m in the local government areas of Orange, Cabonne and Blayney and can be usefully described as a circle around Orange. The Orange region is good for grapegrowing and winemaking due to a combination of geology, soils, climate and temperature. Together these factors combine to produce grapes and wine of distinct flavours and colour. The climate perhaps plays the biggest part in giving Orange some distinct natural advantages - the cool temperatures during most of the growing season coupled with dry autumn conditions are ideal for grapegrowing.
The Orange Wine Region is centred on the city of Orange in the Central Ranges Zone of New South Wales. It is the newest and coolest of the three regions in the zone, the others being the Mudgee Wine Region to the north and the Cowra Wine Region to the south. The region is the highest in Australia with vines growing up to 1100m.
The extinct volcano Mount Canobolas, is a dominate feature of the surrounding landscape.
@StockmansRidge: WEATHER ALERT 5 mm of rain in the last hour
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@StockmansRidge: WEATHER ALERT 15 mm of rain in 6 hours
about about 6 hours ago
@StockmansRidge: WEATHER ALERT first rain today
about about 6 hours ago
@StockmansRidge: The weather in the vineyard at 11:59 PM is 11.7C Hum:97pct Wind:15.3km/hr Dir:NW and 27.4mm rain today #weather http://t.co/AZsEXqz0
about about 6 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: @Capitalwines Thanks Jen. Don't have pay TV. Free to air has nothing & I mean nothing to offer
about about 9 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: @Capitalwines what channel?
about about 9 hours ago
@BrangayneWine: What's the best iPad app for editing Microsoft documents??
about about 10 hours ago
@cumuluswines: @HoddlesCreek @scarboroughwine @PrinthieWines + 2010 ready to go, cousin cooking up storm in kitchen #chardday #happy B
about about 11 hours ago
@StockmansRidge: The weather in the vineyard at 5:00 PM is 10.9C Hum:93pct Wind:20.7km/hr Dir:NW and 11.6mm rain today #weather http://t.co/AZsEXqz0
about about 13 hours ago
@FaisanEstate: Thanks guys! Get on board for #ChardDay RT @bistroceello @Sam_Grains 2010 chard. Great texture. Also have their 2010 Cabernet. Delicious.
about about 15 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: My heart bleeds RT @BluePoles: Gina Rinehart worth $29bil 2 months ago - now about $20bil. I hope she is negative gearing :)
about about 15 hours ago
@BrangayneWine: Read our autumn newsletter to find out about our new release wines, discounts and upcoming events! http://t.co/mBst5r64
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: Interesting to have quartet of vintages 07-10, cool & warm regions, continental and maritime climates. No two chardys are the same #chardday
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: The Printhie 10 MCC is a bloody cracker - but I would say that wouldn't I? #chardday
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: The Alllandale 09 Hunter is a bit disjointed, over ripe fruit backed up w/ too much acid addition. Nice enough drink though. #chardday
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: The Stonier 07 Mornington is a big rich number showing bottle age, melons, lots of oak and a bit old school #chardday
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: The Moreau-Naudet 08 Chablis didn't impress on opening but now showing typical regional character & good form. Nice. #chardday
about about 16 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: We are tasting the chardonnays blind for #chardday. Looks like a few have been in the cellar for a couple of years - rich & toasty
about about 17 hours ago
@PrinthieWines: Right, I'm off to open bottles of chardonnay #ChardDay
about about 17 hours ago
@StockmansRidge: WEATHER ALERT first rain today
about about 19 hours ago
@philipshawwines: http://t.co/TbBdtbAy http://t.co/Z4PHSzix
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