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Published: October 31st 2011October 30th 2011
The Barossa Valley is one of the premier wine regions of Australia, famous for growing Shiraz grapes. Wolf Blass is based here, as is Penfolds and Jacob Creek. It's a picturesque area, with many more wineries and vineyards in a stunning South Australia setting.
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sid and ilene
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wolf blass - my favourite!
Well, we didn't get to the vineyards, but I can tell you that they are bigger and more beautiful based on my love of both Jacob's creek and Wolf Blass -looks great - and the camper looks much more wonderful with the bottle right there :) Enjoy - l'chaim - and drink it all up (and in) miss you both xo
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