This warm wine producing region extends for 330 kilometres along the Murray River and is located just east of the Barossa Valley. It is the largest wine region in terms of size, number of growers, volume of grapes crushed annually and wine grape varieties available. The Continental climate brings long hours of sunshine, ensuring the grapes reach their optimal ripeness. The healthy soils and temperate climate make the region a perfect fit for grape growing. Cabernet and Shiraz are of the top varietals planted here, producing rich and intense wines. A region with a rich history in winegrowing and winemaking.