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Cowra brings ripe Chardonnay and generous reds to the inland slopes of the Central Ranges.

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Cowra wines in Wyoming

Cowra brings ripe Chardonnay and generous reds to the inland slopes of the Central Ranges.

About Cowra

Cowra Chardonnay

White

Ripe peach and fig-like fruit; oak can add breadth.

Cowra Shiraz

Red

Syrah.

Ripe fruit with earthy or peppery detail and a generous palate.

Where it grows: In the Lachlan and Belubula river country of central New South Wales.

Warm days, cooler nights and relatively dry late summers help grapes ripen in Cowra. Vineyards occupy varied slopes and valley settings rather than a single soil type. Chardonnay is a useful starting point, alongside Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. Merlot and other varieties broaden the range. The registered region is distinct from Orange and Mudgee, despite their shared Central Ranges zone.

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