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Wine Regions in Australia Wine regions in Australia Darwin NORTHERN TERRITORY Indian Ocean QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA 28 South Eastern Australia* SOUTH AUSTRALIA Brisbane 29 30 arling R D NEW SOUTH WALES 1 31 2 Perth 10 33 32 Matching Australian wines 3 Great 11 44 Lachlan R Pacific Ocean 12 14 35 34 4 Australian Bight 15 6 13 36 5 16 37 Sydney 17 38 7 8 9 Adelaide 21 Murr with Vietnamese cuisine 18 19 20 ay R 39 40 45 41 43 22 VICTORIA 47 42 Southern Ocean 46 48 49 Canberra 56 23 24 55 54 52 50 26 51 (ACT) 25 59 57 53 27 60 58 62 61 64 63 Melbourne Bass Strait TASMANIA Western Australia South Australia Queensland 65 1 Swan District 10 Southern Flinders Ranges 28 South Burnett 2 Perth Hills 11 Clare Valley 29 Granite Belt Hobart 3 Peel 12 Barossa Valley 4 Geographe 13 Eden Valley New South Wales Victoria 5 Margaret River 14 Riverland 30 New England Australia 44 Murray Darling 54 Heathcote 6 Blackwood Valley 15 Adelaide Plains 31 Hastings River 45 Swan Hill 55 Bendigo 7 Pemberton 16 Adelaide Hills 32 Hunter 46 Goulburn Valley 56 Pyrenees 8 Manjimup 17 McLaren Vale 33 Mudgee 47 Rutherglen 57 Macedon Ranges 9 Great Southern 18 Kangaroo Island 34 Orange 48 Glenrowan 58 Sunbury 19 Southern Fleurieu 35 Cowra 49 Beechworth 59 Grampians 20 Currency Creek 36 Riverina 50 King Valley 60 Henty 21 Langhorne Creek 37 Hilltops 51 Alpine Valleys 61 Geelong 22 Padthaway 38 Southern Highlands 52 Strathbogie Ranges 62 Yarra Valley 23 Mount Benson 39 Gundagai 53 Upper Goulburn 63 Mornington Peninsula 24 Wrattonbully 40 Canberra District 64 Gippsland* 25 Robe 41 Shoalhaven Coast 26 Coonawarra 42 Tumbarumba Tasmania 27 Mount Gambier 43 Perricoota 65 Tasmania* *South Eastern Australia and Gippsland are zones, Tamania is a state. © 2017 Wine Australia (www.wineaustralia.com) Matching Australian wines with Vietnamese cuisine: Australian wines can be matched with Wines of Australia many Vietnamese dishes, creating a perfect combination for a wonderful meal with family and friends. Below are some suggestions so that you can enjoy Australian wines with your Australian wines are renowned for their quality, value for money and incredible diversity. favourite Vietnamese dishes*. Made from grapes grown in a range of conditions, soils and climates, Australian wines comprise many traditional and innovative styles and blends. Sparkling white wine Chardonnay Shiraz There are vineyards in every Australian state, with 65 ocial wine regions with dierent Nem vuông Gỏi cá mai Bò nấu mía Nghệ An geography, topography, soils and climate. Northern Vietnamese style spring White sardine salad Slow cooked beef with rolls with seafood Cà ri gà sugarcane syrup, ginger, Gỏi cuốn Chicken curry lemongrass, chilli & sh sauce (Nghe An style) Vietnamese summer rolls Ốc nướng mỡ hành Cá lóc nướng BBQ shellsh with shallot oil Cá trê kho nghệ BBQ snake-head sh Braised catsh with fresh turmeric and sh sauce Pinot Noir Sparking red wine Cá chép chưng tương Cabernet Sauvignon Thịt kho tiêu Steamed Asian carp sh with Caramelised pork belly with pepper fermented soybean Bò lá lốt Minced beef wrapped in betel Vịt nướng lá mắt mật Dê nướng chao leaves BBQ duck with clausena indica BBQ goat served with preserved leaves bean curd Thịt heo kho dừa Braised pork with young Bò nhúng giấm ăn kèm coconut esh Semillon bánh tráng và rau sống Beef dipped in vinegar hotpot Cà ri dê Chả cá lã vọng served with salad Goat curry Northern Vietnamese style sh with dill Grenache Fortied Wines Mực cơm chiên nước mắm Fried baby squid with sh sauce Bò kho Chuối hấp nước cốt dừa Braised beef with ve spices Steamed banana cake served Cua sốt me with tapioca & coconut cream Mud crab with tamarind sauce Thịt heo cháy cạnh Northern Vietnamese style Bánh an Caramelised an Riesling caramelised pork belly with sh sauce Cá chiên kèm nước mắm Cá chép chiên Fried sh with chilli, garlic & sh Braised Asian carp sh with sauce vegetable Gỏi ngó sen tôm thịt Lotus salad with pork belly & prawn Gà xào xả ớt Stir fried chicken with chilli & lemongrass * Suggestions by: Chef Ngo Thanh Hoa.
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