Gundagai, New South Wales

Gundagai is a newly developed wine region and part of what traditionally and meteorologically has been called the south-west slopes of New South Wales. It is here that the landscape and its mountain streams run down from the western heights of the Snowy Mountains towards the baking plains of the Riverina.

Tumbarumba, New South Wales

The Tumbarumba region is unequivocally in the Snowy Mountains, a part of the Australian Alps which feature the nation's highest peak, Mount Kosciusko. Vineyards are found at altitudes ranging from 300 to 800 metres (984 to 2624 feet).

Hilltops Region, New South Wales

The Hilltops region takes in the shires of Boorowa, Harden and Young, with the majority of the vineyards south-east of Young. All are situated above the 450-metre (1476-feet) contour line.

Canberra District, New South Wales

The Canberra District wine region incorporates the majority of vineyard developments in the northern part of the Australian Capital Territory and the adjoining area of New South Wales.