ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Vinehealth

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The production of this survey has been coordinated and funded by the Phylloxera and Grape Industry Board

of South Australia.

The production of this survey is made possible through the support of the South Australian and interstate

wineries, who processed fruit from South Australian vineyards in 2000. The responses received are

estimated to account for at least 98% of the vintage. The data is provided voluntarily by wineries on the

understanding and assurance that information from individual wineries will be kept strictly confidential.

Only aggregate responses are reported. Draft results are checked for reasonableness by regional industry

representatives. Vintage reports are provided by the regional representatives or their local committees.

A summary of the data in this publication is available on the Board’s website www.phylloxera.org.au.

Copies of previous reports are available from the Board’s office.

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While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the information reported in this document,

no responsibility is taken for any errors or omissions. The Phylloxera and Grape Industry Board of South

Australia expressly disclaims any liability for the accuracy and sufficiency of the information, and in no

circumstances shall they be held liable in the supply or negligence of any of that information.

Please refer to the Overview pages in each section for definitions, limitations and interpretations of different

statistics reported.

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CONTENTS

Section 1

STATE VINTAGE 2000..................................3

Section 2

REGIONAL VINTAGE 2000.........................13

Section 3

PROJECTIONS 2001 – 2005 ......................45

Section 4

STATE PLANTING SUMMARY ...................75

Section 1

State vintage summary 2000

Historical total tonnage data 1994 – 2000

Total vintage by variety

Total vintage by region 1996 - 2000

Vintage statistics 2000

S O U T H A U S T R A L I A N V I N T A G E 2 0 0 0 – S T A T E S U M M A R Y

The total crush in the 2000 vintage was 482,000 tonnes. This was 12,000 tonnes (2.5%) down on the 1999 vintage. Asmaller vintage had been widely expected, because of adverse weather conditions leading up to vintage, but the effectof this was largely cancelled out overall by the large number of vines coming into production for the first time.

The estimated value of purchased fruit was $334 million. The estimated value of the total crush was $469 million1.

The South Australian Riverland (Lower Murray zone)2 produced over 60% of the crush by volume (40% by value). Thiswas significantly higher than last year, when this region accounted for 52% of the crush – and reflects both the poorvintage in other regions, and the significant amount of new plantings in the Riverland. The next largest regions interms of contribution were the Barossa Valley (37,500 tonnes or 8% of the total) and McLaren Vale (35,600 tonnes or7%). Both of these regions showed greatly reduced tonnages compared with 1999 - McLaren Vale down by 30% andthe Barossa down by 45%.

The three predominant varieties by far were Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, accounting for 26%, 19%and 15% of the crush respectively. The neutral utility grape Muscat Gordo Blanco accounted for 6% of the crush byvolume (but only 2% by value), and no other variety reached even 5%. There were shortfalls of around 20% in most ofthe major varieties statewide, probably as a result of the smaller than expected vintage.

Planting data are collected separately from the crush survey data. Because planting is primarily done in the latter halfof the year, planting figures are currently available up to the end of 1999. At that time, there were 55,000 hectaresplanted to grapevines in South Australia – of which 4,000 hectares (7%) were planted in 1999. This compares with7,700 hectares of new plantings in 1998, and suggests a slowing down in the industry’s rapid expansion.

S O U T H A U S T R A L I A N V I N T A G E 2 0 0 0 – H I S T O R I C A L T R E N D S I N P R O D U C T I O N

Actual and preferred tonnages 1994 - 2000

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Actual usage Preferred usage

Actual usage 357217 315482 406387 371533 471313 494205 482157

Preferred usage 418983 401665 414101 416162 497349 511863 565750

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

1 This is estimated by multiplying the overall weighted average price for all purchased fruit by the total number of tonnes crushed (including winery-ownedfruit). It is not a very accurate figure because it assigns a somewhat arbitrary price to winery-owned fruit, which is not sold.2 See Section 2 overview for an explanation of the regional classifications in this document.

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T O T A L V I N T A G E B Y V A R I E T Y – 2 0 0 0

VarietyTonnescrushed

Tonnespreferred Difference *

%Difference

White Chardonnay 74203 88958 -14754 -20%Muscat Gordo Blanco 27516 33090 -5574 -20%Semillon 17547 19915 -2368 -13%Riesling 14984 19535 -4551 -30%Colombard 14402 14990 -588 -4%Sultana 11972 13682 -1710 -14%Chenin Blanc 7671 7719 -48 -1%Sauvignon Blanc 7240 8746 -1506 -21%Doradillo 3922 3647 275 7%Verdelho 3491 2791 700 20%Muscat Blanc 1722 1868 -146 -8%Palomino 1504 1649 -145 -10%Traminer 1219 2184 -964 -79%Muscadelle 1068 1308 -240 -22%Sylvaner 1045 868 177 17%Pedro Ximenes 1005 1037 -33 -3%Trebbiano 971 1220 -249 -26%Biancone 569 746 -177 -31%Other white 2280 1648 631 28%Total white 194334 225602 -31268 -16%Red Shiraz 124183 147592 -23409 -19%Cabernet Sauvignon 89869 111432 -21563 -24%Merlot 20771 22569 -1798 -9%Grenache 18296 20114 -1818 -10%Ruby Cabernet 10187 10326 -139 -1%Pinot Noir 6567 9106 -2539 -39%Mataro 6304 7816 -1511 -24%Petit Verdot 1961 2094 -133 -7%Cabernet Franc 1927 2073 -146 -8%Malbec 1785 2086 -301 -17%Sangiovese 1397 1151 246 18%Tarrango 1155 1073 82 7%Zante Currant 673 381 292 43%Carignan 564 659 -95 -17%Other red 2163 1685 478 22%Total red 287802 340156 -52354 -18%Total all varieties 482135 565758 -83622 -17%

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Vintage by variety - white

Chardonnay38%

Muscat Gordo Blanco14%

Semillon9%

Riesling8%

Colombard7%

Sultana6%

Chenin Blanc4%

Sauvignon Blanc4%

Doradillo2%

Verdelho2%

Other white6%

Vintage by variety - red

Shiraz43%

Cabernet Sauvignon31%

Merlot7%

Grenache6%

Ruby Cabernet4%

Pinot Noir2%

Mataro2%

Malbec1%Petit Verdot

1%

Cabernet Franc1%

Sangiovese0%

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T O T A L V I N T A G E B Y R E G I O N – 2 0 0 0

Comparison of vintages by region 1996 - 2000For explanation of regional classifications, see Section 2 overview

Tonnes utilised 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000State White 238,709 205,950 240,712 233,270 194344 Red 167,678 165,583 230,601 260,936 287813 Total 406,387 371,533 471,313 494,206 482157 Adelaide Hills White 1,868 3,057 5,055 4,367 4515 Red 2,113 2,901 3,967 3,443 3783 Total 3,981 5,957 9,022 7,810 8298Clare Valley White 10,991 10,236 10,691 9,787 7108 Red 7,343 7,228 9,125 9,907 5336 Total 18,334 17,464 19,816 19,694 12444Mount Lofty other White 2,208 2,623 2,552 2,462 1862(Adelaide Plains) Red 2,029 2,636 3,167 2,538 2625 Total 4,237 5,259 5,719 5,000 4487Barossa Valley White 26,848 25,237 25,900 25,576 16321 Red 25,124 23,700 27,586 28,805 21235 Total 51,972 48,938 53,486 54,381 37556Eden Valley White 5,249 5,763 7,121 5,348 3391 Red 3,076 3,281 4,823 3,918 3051 Total 8,325 9,045 11,944 9,266 6442Langhorne Creek White 1,829 1,821 2,746 3,153 3788 Red 6,859 8,360 13,709 22,342 22320 Total 8,688 10,181 16,455 25,495 26108McLaren Vale White 14,725 14,610 17,864 17,529 10773 Red 21,153 24,552 32,888 32,268 24877 Total 35,878 39,162 50,752 49,797 35650Fleurieu other White 324 Red 723 Total 1047Coonawarra White 5,792 5,718 6,423 5,439 3989 Red 19,055 13,815 26,436 18,930 18181 Total 24,847 19,533 32,859 24,369 22170Padthaway White 9156 Red 9716 Total 18872Limestone Coast - other White 18,099 15,220 16,075 18,126 2445 Red 13,421 13,759 21,037 21,283 11770 Total 31,520 28,979 37,112 39,409 14215Lower Murray zone White 151,100 121,664 146,286 141,485 132138(Riverland) Red 67,505 65,352 87,863 117,502 161647 Total 218,605 187,016 234,149 258,987 293785SA - other White 306 Red 777 Total 1083


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Vintage by region 1996 - 2000(larger regions)

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

250000

300000

350000

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Region

Lower Murray

Barossa Valley

Langhorne Creek

L Coast other (old)

Coonawarra

McLaren

Vale

Vintage by region 1996 - 2000(smaller regions)

Note difference in scale

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Region

PadthawayClare Valley

Eden Valley

Adelaide

Hills

SA - other

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S O U T H A U S T R A L I A N V I N T A G E S T A T I S T I C S - 2 0 0 0 est value of est value reliability

winery grown purchased total crushed purchased grapes of total crush of est value

Adelaide HillsRed 388 3395 3783 $5,842,559 $6,495,289 85%White 730 3784 4515 $6,114,832 $7,324,329 98%Total 1119 7179 8298 $11,957,391 $13,819,617 N/A

Barossa ValleyRed 4389 16846 21235 $28,650,466 $36,202,771 100%White 2048 14273 16321 $12,290,052 $13,947,544 98%Total 6437 31119 37557 $40,940,518 $50,150,315 N/A

Clare ValleyRed 3744 3364 7108 $5,477,049 $11,603,762 96%White 2973 2363 5336 $2,394,159 $5,397,858 98%Total 6717 5727 12444 $7,871,208 $17,001,620 N/A

CoonawarraRed 13470 4712 18181 $9,502,073 $35,770,126 100%White 3087 902 3989 $1,147,170 $4,711,192 100%Total 16557 5614 22171 $10,649,243 $40,481,318 N/A

Eden ValleyRed 1168 1883 3051 $3,688,099 $5,820,066 100%White 1614 1777 3391 $1,988,586 $3,787,487 98%Total 2782 3660 6442 $5,676,685 $9,607,553 N/A

Fleurieu zone - otherRed 140 583 723 $1,055,268 $1,243,007 100%White 186 138 324 $164,193 $372,274 100%Total 326 721 1047 $1,219,461 $1,615,281 N/A

Langhorne CreekRed 9771 12549 22320 $18,520,247 $32,992,809 83%White 1391 2397 3788 $2,678,748 $4,308,136 100%Total 11162 14946 26108 $21,198,995 $37,300,945 N/A

Limestone Coast zone - otherRed 6912 4858 11770 $7,483,433 $17,829,157 95%White 1882 562 2445 $714,893 $2,998,074 100%Total 8795 5420 14215 $8,198,326 $20,827,231 N/A

Lower Murray zoneRed 20472 141175 161647 $115,145,11 $131,765,79 98%White 22747 109391 132138 $49,404,562 $59,711,392 100%Total 43219 250566 293785 $164,549,67 $191,477,19 N/A

McLaren ValeRed 5775 19102 24877 $34,650,689 $44,844,368 60%White 1812 8961 10773 $10,473,631 $12,601,305 80%Total 7587 28063 35650 $45,124,320 $57,445,673 N/A

Mount Lofty zone - otherRed 318 2306 2625 $2,909,780 $3,274,745 100%White 386 1476 1862 $1,230,749 $1,501,997 94%Total 704 3782 4487 $4,140,529 $4,776,742 N/A

PadthawayRed 5044 4672 9716 $7,749,966 $15,164,783 94%White 6132 3024 9156 $3,889,832 $8,488,536 45%Total 11176 7696 18871 $11,639,798 $23,653,319 N/A

SA - otherRed 36 741 778 $789,233 $833,765 57%White 12 295 306 $206,655 $220,068 27%Total 48 1036 1084 $995,888 $1,053,832 N/A

Grand Total 116628 365530 482158 $334,162,04 $469,210,63 N/A


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Vintage 2000 by region

Riverland

61%

Barossa Valle y

8%

McLaren Vale

7%

Limestone Coast - othe3%

Langhorne Creek

5%

Coonawarra

5%

Padthaway

4%

Clare Valle y3%

SA - other

0%

Adelaide Plains

1%

Fleurieu zone other

0%

Eden Valley

1%

Adelaide Hills

2%

T O N N A G E O F F R U I T C R U S H E D B Y S O U R C E - 2 0 0 0

(Winery owned vs independent grower owned)

Wineryvineyards(tonnes)

Independentgrower

vineyards(tonnes) Total

% wineryvineyards2000

% wineryvineyards

1999

% wineryvineyards

1998

All varieties 116628 365530 482158 24% 28% 29%

Winery-owned vs independent grower-owned fruit crushed in 2000

Winery vineyards (tonnes

24%

Independent grower vineyards

(tonnes)76%

Section 2

Regional vintage 2000

Tonnage crushed by variety and source for each region

Price and baumé data by variety for each region

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Definition of regions

Regions have been defined in accordance with declared or interim GI boundaries.Where a GI region has not been declared, or is too small to be reported separately,then the relevant GI zone is used. This means that there are slight variations fromthe regional categories used in previous surveys. In particular, this yearPadthaway has been reported separately from the rest of Limestone Coast zone– other, and McLaren Vale has been separated from the rest of Fleurieu. MountLofty zone – other incorporates what was previously Adelaide Plains, and LowerMurray zone incorporates what was previously the South Australian Riverland.A final category SA-other has been included to cover other non-declared, smallregions outside the other zones.

NB The regions in section 3 are the same as for section 2. However, the regionsin section 4 are defined differently. See the explanation at the start of section 4.

Total and preferred crush

The total crushed is the total tonnes crushed by a winery from a particular grapesource region (including grapes crushed by another winery on its behalf).

The total preferred is the tonnage that wineries would prefer to have received thisvintage.

% of demand supplied is the total tonnes crushed divided by the total preferredexpressed as a percentage. A value of 100% means that supply and demand wereequal. A value greater than 100% means that there was an oversupply, while avalue less than 100% means that wineries would have bought more if available –provided quality or other parameters were met.

Winery owned and independent grower owned vineyards

Fruit is separated into fruit produced from the winery’s own (winery owned) andfrom other (independent grower owned) vineyards. The proportion of fruitpurchased from independent growers is given as a percentage of the total. Thisfigure tends to vary by region and to some extent by variety.

Price

Price is defined as the farmgate price - ie the amounts paid or payable – includingbonuses or penalties based on baumé, but not including any other quality or end-use bonuses, nor including any amount paid for freight to the winery. Priceinformation is supplied by wineries as the purchase value in dollars for grapes ofeach variety. The weighted average price is calculated by dividing the totalpurchase value for a variety (summed across all wineries) by the total1 tonnespurchased of that variety. Winery grown grapes are not included in the calculationof weighted average price.

NB The Board has no control over the accuracy or completeness of the survey datareceived and cannot guarantee that changes will not be made to definitions ofprices or regions from year to year.

Reliability of weighted average price

Not all wineries supply pricing data. The figure in brackets after the weightedaverage price is an indicator of its reliability. This figure is the percentage of thetotal tonnes purchased for which pricing data was provided.

Highest and lowest price

Wineries are asked to report the highest and lowest prices paid for any parcel offruit of a particular variety, of any size. The figures in this report are the highest ofall highest prices, and the lowest of all lowest prices recorded – provided that atleast three wineries have provided this information for any particular variety.

Baumé

Baumé is recorded by each winery as the weighted average baumé of each varietypurchased. From this, a weighted average of the weighted average is calculated.

NB The weighted average baumé may include baumé readings for fruit purchasedfor sparkling or fortified wine as well as for table wine.

Reliability of weighted average baumé

Not all wineries provide baumé data – therefore there is a reliability measureincluded indicating the percentage of fruit for which a baumé reading was supplied.

1 In fact the calculation is done using only the tonnes purchased for which pricing data hasbeen supplied – not the total of all tonnes purchased (see Reliability of weighted averageprice).

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Vintage reports

Langhorne Creek

The 1999-2000 growing season was slightly warmer if compared with historicaldata. The combination of warm weather during August and September and a drywinter resulted in an early budburst – approximately two weeks early. The period ofthe year was flowering occurs (November) was slightly wetter and cooler than anormal year. The three months prior to the commencement of vintage (December –February) were all slightly warmer than a normal year. These months were alsodrier than usual, with the exception of February. The wet February possiblycontributed to a slight delay in the ripening in some winegrape varieties.

Despite the wet start to vintage, disease pressure was relatively low. White grapevarieties were only slightly under pre-vintage estimates, while red grape varietieswere well under estimate (younger vineyards produced yields that were closer tothe pre-vintage estimates).

The quality of Shiraz wines made from the 2000 vintage was consistently good, withthe older vines in particular producing some excellent wines due to the lower yields.The quality of Cabernet Sauvignon was in general good but was not of the sameconsistent quality as the Shiraz. Generally, all white grape varieties produced asolid quality wine.

McLaren Vale

McLaren Vale experienced a challenging vintage in 2000. Cool and overcastweather during November and December was conducive to powdery mildewdevelopment. Fruit set was marginal in some varieties and hot dry weather inJanuary and February reduced yields of most varieties. Shiraz, CabernetSauvignon, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon yields were down by up to 40%on the 1999 tonnage. Heavy rainfall in the latter part of February and at regularintervals after this time delayed the onset of fruit maturity and made pickingscheduling tricky. The weather conditions were ideal for botrytis developmentduring this period. Despite the challenging season, there were some excellentparcels of fruit picked from the 2000 vintage. The early picked fruit that missed outon the rain, and the fruit that remained sound until harvest have made good wines.

Coonawarra

The 2000 vintage was the earliest on record for Coonawarra, and the lower thanaverage yields have been compensated for by outstanding fruit quality. Yields weredown by 20% to 30%, and by up to 50% in the older Cabernet Sauvignon vines.Contributing to the decrease in yield were a severe frost in late April 1999, an earlybudburst due to warmer than average maximum temperatures in the June– Octoberperiod, below average temperatures in November which impacted on flowering, lowbunch numbers and frost in the spring. The March-April 2000 period saw theslowest ripening for years. The long, cool ripening period provided excellentconditions for flavour and colour enhancement. The whites from 2000 have shownexcellent varietal definition with great flavour and good acid balance. Theexpectation is that the whites will provide average to above average quality wines.Taken from the Wine Industry Journal Vol 15 (4) July-August 2000.

Padthaway

This season saw an early budburst following another dry winter and was one totwo weeks earlier than last year. Vigorous early growth was followed by a month ofcooler weather. This cool period from mid-October to mid-November caused someproblems in young vines with the uptake of trace elements, due to lack of rootactivity. Frosts were experienced in late October and early November, causingdamage in some areas. Up to 5% of the region was affected with isolated patchessuffering up to 50% damage. Cool and windy weather during flowering resulted in areduced set, particularly in older vines, resulting in reduced yields. Disease levelswere low with no problems from downy mildew. Some powdery mildew was evidentin the late summer. Harvesting conditions were ideal with little rain and grapeswere harvested in good condition. Quality was excellent this season, due both tothe lower yields, and to growers’ continued efforts to produce high quality grapes.

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Adelaide Hills

Vintage 2000 was not a season for the faint-hearted. An early budburstfollowing a warmer than average end to winter, which led into a cool and dampspring produced a poor fruit set. Summer began with heat, and by February theeffect from the northerly monsoons encroaching upon us with warm, humid and wetconditions led to some berry splitting, particularly in Pinot Noir. Downy mildew andbotrytis were the main disease pressures and powdery was all but absent. A goodseason to put to test growers’ pest and disease monitoring skills and resultant sprayprograms. Vintage began early across the region, but stalled as varieties took theirtime to ripen. Overall, tonnages were down 10 – 40% across the region, with somevarieties affected more than others, but reports from the winemakers on the qualityof juice and wines are surprisingly good.

Clare Valley

Seasonal influence played a dramatic part in the 1999-2000 growing season inthe Clare Valley. As a result of adverse conditions the overall tonnage was welldown, with reports of crops being up to 60% lower than 1999. Generally, greaterreductions were experienced in white varieties, with Riesling being worst affected.

Hail took its toll in the Leasingham-Auburn area early in October; cool and windyconditions affected fruit set, and the generally cool and very dry January followed bythe heatwaves of February resulted in extensive sunburn – Riesling was particularlyhard hit. Heavy rain late in February caused splitting, especially in Riesling, furtherreducing potential tonnage. These events together with the general scarcity ofwater indicate the difficulty of the growing season. However, although quantitywas down, the quality has been very good – with winemakers reporting great colourand intensity of flavour from the reds. Overall, the 2000 Rieslings are perhaps notup to the outstanding quality of the previous three vintages. Sugar levels wereslightly lower than most years. A number of winemakers commented about the highquality of Semillon this year, with low yields perhaps contributing to this.

Mount Lofty zone – other (Adelaide Plains)

Vintage 2000 started with another dry warm winter. The growing season kicked offvery early, with budburst in Chardonnay occurring in the 2nd week of August. This wasfollowed by a cooler spring with good rains in late September and early October. Thesecool moist conditions were ideally suited to powdery mildew and some infections werereported. Conditions remained cool during November, December, and early January. Inlate January very hot conditions occurred which advanced maturity and led to thepicking of Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc in late January and early February.Chardonnay was soon to follow and things were progressing rapidly until around the20th of February when approx two inches of rain fell. The rain delayed the picking ofsome early reds but some Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon was picked up to one monthearlier than last year. Despite the rain most fruit was picked by mid March, except for afew high producing vineyards, which suffered due to continued rain in March.

The quality of white fruit was generally high, particularly Chardonnay and SauvignonBlanc. Quality of early harvested reds was also high on the back of low yields but thehigher cropping vineyards were of lesser quality due to rain events in March.

Lower Murray zone (Riverland)

The lead up to harvest was generally good, apart from considerable rain throughthe early growing period October – November. There was some powdery mildew,but very little incidence of downy. Generally crops were down marginally – in thepremium area, Chardonnay was the variety showing the poorest crop. The heavyrains in February put the crop at risk, but luckily most fruit survived. Quality wasvery good until the large rainfalls of April caused a deterioration in the fruit – withCabernet Sauvignon suffering the most. These rains have caused major qualityproblems for the region.

SA other

Due to dry winter conditions budburst was approximately two weeks early. Goodrains and cool conditions followed, leading to good fruit set in the warmer coastalregions but poor fruit set in the higher cooler regions. Heatwave conditions in lateJanuary hastened ripening and the first Shiraz was harvested on the 25th ofJanuary, in Port Germein. Cool conditions in the early part of the season led togood acid retention and quality was generally high, with good colours in reds.Disease pressure was low.

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TOTAL TONNES BY VARIETY FOR WHITE GRAPES

Total winery Total other total crushed Total preferred tonnes from other % of demand number of wineries reporting tonnages (> 0) forgrown growers growers as % of total supplied

Variety Own other Preferred

Chardonnay 462 2081 2543 4292 82% 59% 10 18 23Pinot Gris 7 40 47 46 86% 102% 2 3 4Riesling 54 27 81 127 34% 64% 5 4 7Sauvignon Blanc 191 846 1037 1374 82% 75% 9 13 19Semillon 16 710 726 452 98% 161% 1 8 8Verdelho 0 70 70 13 100% 539% 0 2 1Viognier 1 9 10 12 90% 87% 1 2 3TOTAL 730 3784 4515 6316 84% 71%

TOTAL TONNES BY VARIETY FOR RED GRAPES



Cabernet Franc 8 39 47 73 83% 64% 4 4 6Cabernet Sauvignon 71 1009 1080 1203 93% 90% 9 15 19Gamay 0 11 11 0 100% 0 1 0Grenache 2 0 2 2 0% 100% 1 0 1Merlot 70 391 460 633 85% 73% 8 9 16Meunier 2 253 255 240 99% 106% 2 6 5Nebbiolo 0 5 5 4 100% 125% 0 2 1Pinot Noir 150 1143 1293 1773 88% 73% 11 13 20Ruby Cabernet 2 0 2 2 0% 100% 1 0 1Sangiovese 0 13 13 13 100% 100% 0 1 1Shiraz 81 532 614 574 87% 107% 5 10 11Zinfandel 3 0 3 5 0% 59% 1 0 1TOTAL 388 3395 3783 4521 90% 84%


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PRICE AND BAUMÉ SUMMARY DATA FOR WHITE GRAPES estimated total value

lowest highestVariety weighted average price weighted average Baumé price price purchased grapes total grapes

Chardonnay $1,760 96% 11.9 95% $900.00 $2,500.00 $3,662,391 $4,475,202Pinot Gris $1,685 100% 13.6 100% $1,450.00 $1,800.00 $68,036 $79,339Riesling $916 100% 11.6 80% $840.00 $1,366.00 $24,990 $74,128Sauvignon Blanc $1,649 93% 9.2 92% $900.00 $2,101.00 $1,394,693 $1,710,198Semillon $1,192 98% 10.9 97% $950.00 $1,845.00 $846,185 $865,073Verdelho $1,452 100% 12.7 81% $101,826 $101,826Viognier $1,853 100% 12.8 86% $16,711 $18,563

TOTAL $6,114,832 $7,324,329

PRICE AND BAUMÉ SUMMARY DATA FOR RED GRAPESestimated total value


Cabernet Franc $1,583 100% 13.2 100% $1,500.00 $1,900.00 $61,158 $73,684Cabernet Sauvignon $1,681 80% 12.8 78% $1,000.00 $2,250.00 $1,695,407 $1,815,517Gamay $1,852 100% 10.8 100% $20,367 $20,367Merlot $1,646 79% 12.9 81% $1,265.00 $2,101.00 $642,886 $757,322Meunier $1,925 100% 10.5 100% $1,560.00 $2,500.00 $486,911 $491,338Nebbiolo $1,051 20% 13.8 20% $5,255 $5,255Pinot Noir $1,742 98% 11.4 98% $1,100.00 $2,500.00 $1,991,430 $2,252,555Sangiovese $1,776 100% 12.4 100% $23,085 $23,085Shiraz $1,722 84% 13.5 81% $1,270.00 $2,050.00 $916,060 $1,056,166

TOTAL $5,842,559 $6,495,289


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Chardonnay 1088 652 1741 2500 37% 70% 13 10 16Chenin Blanc 9 52 61 78 85% 78% 1 6 5Crouchen 96 0 96 107 0% 90% 2 0 2Muscadelle (Tokay) 21 4 25 25 15% 100% 2 1 2Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 6 0 6 6 0% 100% 1 0 1Pedro Ximenes 37 63 100 37 63% 270% 1 3 1Riesling 1144 1000 2144 3847 47% 56% 17 13 23Sauvignon Blanc 120 49 169 208 29% 81% 6 7 7Semillon 418 524 943 1258 56% 75% 11 12 13Traminer 25 19 44 62 43% 71% 4 1 3Verdelho 7 0 7 7 0% 100% 1 0 1Other white 2 0 2 2 0% 100% 1 0 1

TOTAL 2973 2363 5336 8137 44% 66%




Cabernet Franc 59 85 144 159 59% 90% 9 8 11Cabernet Sauvignon 1556 935 2491 4073 38% 61% 17 16 25Grenache 49 257 306 468 84% 65% 4 9 12Malbec 74 5 79 157 7% 50% 9 2 8Mataro 1 17 18 46 95% 40% 1 2 4Merlot 340 144 483 616 30% 78% 11 6 12Muscat Brown (Red Front) 5 0 5 5 0% 100% 1 0 1Nebbiolo 0 5 5 5 100% 100% 0 1 1Petit Verdot 45 1 46 8 2% 573% 5 1 2Pinot Noir 106 74 180 200 41% 90% 3 5 4Ruby Cabernet 14 0 14 14 0% 100% 1 0 1Sangiovese 14 9 24 15 40% 160% 1 1 1Shiraz 1469 1832 3300 5394 56% 61% 16 16 23Touriga 12 0 12 12 0% 100% 1 0 1

TOTAL 3744 3364 7108 11172 47% 64%


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Chardonnay $1,188 97% 12.5 95% $796.00 $1,318.56 $775,071 $2,067,584Chenin Blanc $620 100% 10.6 76% $325.00 $900.00 $32,044 $37,627Muscadelle (Tokay) $850 100% 12.7 100% $3,145 $21,157Pedro Ximenes $310 100% 9.9 100% $260.00 $400.00 $19,509 $30,989Riesling $987 94% 11.2 95% $710.00 $1,500.00 $986,854 $2,115,310Sauvignon Blanc $995 92% 12.6 100% $862.50 $1,200.00 $48,404 $167,839Semillon $986 99% 11.6 99% $750.00 $1,200.00 $516,821 $928,967Traminer $650 100% 13.7 100% $12,311 $28,386

TOTAL $2,394,159 $5,397,858



Cabernet Franc $1,057 88% 13.7 79% $860.00 $1,200.00 $89,728 $151,826Cabernet Sauvignon $1,707 97% 13.3 97% $1,038.00 $2,200.00 $1,596,702 $4,253,019Grenache $953 99% 13.1 93% $660.00 $1,200.00 $244,352 $291,502Malbec $1,250 75% 12.4 100% $6,675 $99,270Mataro (Mouvedre) $1,042 100% 12.6 22% $18,053 $18,991Merlot $1,395 96% 13.2 100% $1,150.00 $2,000.00 $200,491 $674,174Nebbiolo $1,650 100% 12.6 100% $8,283 $8,283Petit Verdot $1,850 100% 13.2 100% $1,572 $84,841Pinot Noir $950 100% 11.8 100% $915.00 $1,200.00 $70,340 $171,292Sangiovese $1,650 100% 12.3 100% $15,609 $39,501Shiraz $1,761 98% 13.4 99% $1,150.00 $2,550.00 $3,225,244 $5,811,063

TOTAL $5,477,049 $11,603,762


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Chardonnay 147 727 874 960 83% 91% 2 5 7Chenin Blanc 54 170 224 84 76% 265% 1 4 2Colombard 100 42 142 110 29% 128% 1 3 1Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 0 58 58 30 100% 192% 0 2 1Riesling 54 98 151 79 64% 191% 1 3 2Sauvignon Blanc 21 186 206 262 90% 79% 1 7 7Semillon 11 197 208 247 95% 84% 1 4 5

TOTAL 386 1476 1862 1773 79% 105%




Alicante Bouschet 0 4 4 8 100% 54% 0 1 1Barbera 5 0 5 5 0% 100% 1 0 1Cabernet Franc 19 0 19 21 0% 91% 1 0 1Cabernet Sauvignon 52 335 386 506 87% 76% 2 6 7Grenache 6 304 309 296 98% 105% 1 3 3Malbec 0 62 62 108 100% 57% 0 2 2Mataro 0 54 54 80 100% 68% 0 1 1Merlot 29 139 169 270 83% 62% 1 4 5Nebbiolo 5 0 5 5 0% 100% 1 0 1Pinot Noir 74 229 303 315 76% 96% 1 2 3Ruby Cabernet 0 3 3 0 100% 0 1 0Sangiovese 0 23 23 22 100% 104% 0 2 2Shiraz 129 1154 1283 1462 90% 88% 3 10 10

TOTAL 318 2306 2625 3098 88% 85%


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Chardonnay $994 100% 13.2 88% $850.00 $1,200.00 $722,256 $868,797Chenin Blanc $471 100% 11.3 84% $500.00 $600.00 $79,908 $105,247Colombard $468 100% 12.0 63% $19,448 $66,205Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $464.23 100% 13.7 100% $26,791 $26,791Riesling $477 57% 11.6 57% $46,580 $72,250Sauvignon Blanc $840 100% 11.4 89% $700.00 $1,296.00 $155,968 $173,210Semillon $913 100% 12.1 75% $800.00 $1,145.00 $179,798 $189,497

TOTAL $1,230,749 $1,501,997



Alicante Bouschet $1,000 100% 11.0 100% $4,280 $4,280Cabernet Sauvignon $1,414 100% 13.3 85% $900.00 $2,300.00 $473,285 $546,329Grenache $1,022 100% 14.1 100% $530.00 $1,200.00 $310,547 $316,170Malbec $1,018 100% 13.6 78% $62,787 $62,787Mataro $629 100% 13.2 100% $33,969 $33,969Merlot $1,292 100% 13.1 96% $1,060.00 $1,700.00 $179,764 $217,862Pinot Noir $944 100% 11.3 100% $216,244 $286,049Ruby Cabernet $1,198 100% 14.0 100% $3,595 $3,595Sangiovese $1,255 100% 11.8 100% $29,294 $29,294Shiraz $1,384 100% 13.7 96% $700.00 $2,300.00 $1,596,015 $1,774,409

TOTAL $2,909,780 $3,274,745


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Chardonnay 540 3732 4273 5052 87% 85% 11 16 17Chenin Blanc 10 970 980 855 99% 115% 3 8 8Colombard 0 21 21 15 100% 140% 0 3 2Crouchen 14 16 30 20 53% 152% 1 3 2Muscadelle (Tokay) 43 422 465 543 91% 86% 2 10 9Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 68 321 389 457 83% 85% 5 12 13Palomino 89 52 141 150 37% 94% 2 4 4Pedro Ximenes 75 159 234 246 68% 95% 3 7 7Riesling 612 2123 2735 3107 78% 88% 11 17 20Sauvignon Blanc 166 531 697 647 76% 108% 6 13 11Semillon 403 5693 6096 6501 93% 94% 12 21 23Traminer 21 59 79 110 74% 72% 2 6 4Verdelho 0 14 14 0 100% 0 1 0Viognier 1 0 1 3 0% 17% 1 0 1Other white 7 162 169 96 100% 176% 4 15 8

TOTAL 2048 14273 16321 17802 87% 92%




Alicante Bouschet 10 36 47 55 78% 85% 1 1 1Cabernet Franc 210 337 546 486 62% 112% 5 10 11Cabernet Sauvignon 956 3015 3971 5933 76% 67% 22 25 31Grenache 668 3658 4325 4583 85% 94% 13 20 22Malbec 116 57 173 180 33% 96% 7 5 9Mataro 100 249 349 428 71% 82% 5 11 13Merlot 232 668 900 1230 74% 73% 13 14 20Petit Verdot 20 16 36 41 44% 87% 2 4 5Pinot Noir 104 575 680 652 85% 104% 5 11 8Ruby Cabernet 0 36 36 37 100% 99% 0 2 2Sangiovese 3 103 106 97 97% 109% 1 2 2Shiraz 1952 7918 9870 16071 80% 61% 23 26 33Zinfandel 0 13 13 21 100% 60% 0 2 2Other red 18 165 184 166 100% 111% 2 13 8

TOTAL 4389 16846 21235 29965 79% 71%


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Chardonnay $1,086 100% 12.8 94% $450.00 $1,500.00 $4,053,542 $4,640,559Chenin Blanc $529 100% 11.0 88% $440.00 $700.00 $512,790 $518,211Colombard $610 100% 12.3 78% $550.00 $650.00 $12,831 $12,831Muscadelle (Tokay) $552 100% 11.4 92% $360.00 $3,323.57 $232,800 $256,466Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $529 100% 13.1 100% $400.00 $900.00 $169,946 $205,792Palomino $312 100% 10.9 100% $260.00 $450.00 $16,126 $44,030Pedro Ximenes $265 96% 10.7 96% $230.00 $320.00 $42,074 $61,927Riesling $702 98% 11.4 94% $400.00 $1,200.00 $1,490,365 $1,919,630Sauvignon Blanc $869 100% 12.2 92% $700.00 $1,035.00 $461,428 $605,990Semillon $908 99% 12.2 95% $530.00 $1,410.00 $5,171,492 $5,537,221Sylvaner $460 100% 11.0 100% $260.00 $500.00 $53,418 $54,380Traminer $598 81% 12.6 81% $475.00 $1,750.00 $35,218 $47,488Trebbiano $307 100% 10.7 100% $230.00 $360.00 $5,444 $5,444Verdelho $1,300 100% 13.6 100% $17,849 $17,849Other white N/A N/A $14,729 $19,726

TOTAL $12,290,052 $13,947,544



Alicante Bouschet $1,100 100% 11.0 100% $40,062 $51,216Cabernet Franc $1,137 98% 13.7 95% $810.00 $3,500.00 $382,797 $621,241Cabernet Sauvignon $1,760 100% 13.4 90% $1,080.00 $5,516.00 $5,307,072 $6,990,142Grenache $1,113 96% 13.4 93% $500.00 $3,000.00 $4,071,757 $4,815,244Malbec $1,336 100% 12.7 100% $995.00 $1,750.00 $76,129 $230,645Mataro $1,098 100% 13.2 92% $640.00 $3,000.00 $273,235 $383,304Merlot $1,617 100% 13.4 92% $1,010.00 $3,500.00 $1,080,909 $1,455,494Petit Verdot $2,744 100% 12.2 100% $1,500.00 $3,500.00 $43,136 $97,413Pinot Noir $986 98% 12.4 98% $800.00 $1,690.00 $567,322 $670,332Ruby Cabernet $950 100% 14.0 100% $34,644 $34,645Sangiovese $1,408 100% 12.1 100% $144,526 $148,751Shiraz $2,076 100% 14.0 93% $1,080.00 $5,516.00 $16,435,742 $20,487,558Zinfandel $1,288 100% 11.5 100% $16,262 $16,262Other red N/A $ 176,873 $200,523

TOTAL $28,650,466 $36,202,771


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Chardonnay 462 583 1045 2915 56% 36% 8 15 17Chenin Blanc 0 6 6 8 100% 79% 0 1 1Muscadelle (Tokay) 0 23 23 35 100% 67% 0 2 1Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 4 5 9 25 55% 35% 1 2 2Pedro Ximenes 0 3 3 0 100% 0 1 0Pinot Gris 3 0 3 6 0% 57% 2 0 1Riesling 863 855 1718 2794 50% 62% 7 16 18Sauvignon Blanc 117 43 160 233 27% 69% 4 3 4Semillon 122 187 309 367 61% 84% 3 9 9Sylvaner 0 16 16 0 100% 0 1 0Traminer 28 27 55 174 49% 32% 5 4 6Viognier 9 27 37 110 75% 33% 2 1 2Other white 6 0 6 8 0% 71% 2 0 2

TOTAL 1614 1777 3391 6675 52% 51%




Cabernet Franc 20 19 40 49 49% 81% 3 2 5Cabernet Sauvignon 327 438 766 993 57% 77% 6 12 13Grenache 12 16 28 27 57% 105% 2 4 5Mataro 0 0 0 1 0% 0 0 1Merlot 148 25 173 222 14% 78% 6 4 8Meunier 20 0 20 19 0% 103% 2 0 2Pinot Noir 161 159 320 524 50% 61% 5 8 9Sangiovese 1 0 1 1 0% 61% 1 0 1Shiraz 476 1225 1701 2069 72% 82% 5 19 19Zinfandel 3 0 3 7 0% 43% 1 0 1

TOTAL 1168 1883 3051 3912 62% 78%


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Chardonnay $1,240 97% 12.6 82% $650.00 $3,500.00 $723,128 $1,295,668Chenin Blanc $600 100% 11.6 100% $3,798 $3,798Muscadelle (Tokay) $784 100% 9.7 100% $18,289 $18,289Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $553 100% 14.0 6% $2,659 $4,870Pedro Ximenes $260 100% 11.0 100% $801 $801Riesling $1,053 100% 11.5 96% $800.00 $1,500.00 $900,463 $1,808,944Sauvignon Blanc $1,174 79% 10.4 79% $50,510 $188,283Semillon $1,138 100% 12.1 90% $750.00 $1,532.14 $212,812 $351,386Sylvaner $500 100% 11.8 100% $7,970 $7,970Traminer $866 100% 12.8 90% $650.00 $1,750.00 $23,684 $47,870Viognier $1,622 100% 14.5 100% $44,472 $59,608

TOTAL $1,988,586 $3,787,487



Cabernet Franc $1,432 100% 13.8 5% $27,912 $57,009Cabernet Sauvignon $2,098 100% 12.7 90% $1,012.00 $5,516.00 $919,833 $1,606,753Grenache $910 100% 13.5 100% $720.00 $975.00 $14,613 $25,777Merlot $1,622 100% 14.1 63% $1,500.00 $1,750.00 $40,715 $280,820Pinot Noir $1,234 98% 10.9 98% $970.00 $1,375.00 $196,462 $394,734Shiraz $2,032 99% 13.5 93% $1,077.80 $5,516.00 $2,488,564 $3,454,972

TOTAL $3,688,099 $5,820,066


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Chardonnay 1269 1638 2907 3478 56% 84% 5 9 11Chenin Blanc 0 7 7 0 100% 0 1 0Colombard 0 11 11 0 100% 0 1 0Doradillo 0 4 4 0 100% 0 1 0Muscadelle (Tokay) 0 3 3 3 100% 92% 0 1 1Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 4 4 8 8 52% 105% 1 1 2Palomino 0 6 6 6 100% 101% 0 1 1Pedro Ximenes 0 8 8 8 100% 101% 0 1 1Riesling 10 25 35 53 72% 66% 1 3 3Sauvignon Blanc 17 19 37 44 53% 83% 1 2 3Semillon 0 300 300 181 100% 166% 0 2 2Traminer 0 6 6 0 100% 0 1 0Verdelho 91 350 441 258 79% 171% 2 6 5Other white 0 15 15 15 100% 101% 0 1 1

TOTAL 1391 2397 3788 4054 63% 93%




Cabernet Franc 61 62 123 158 50% 78% 2 5 6Cabernet Sauvignon 5294 6162 11456 16273 54% 70% 9 20 22Grenache 157 50 207 320 24% 65% 3 3 4Malbec 36 132 168 231 78% 73% 3 7 7Merlot 1044 725 1768 1921 41% 92% 9 12 16Muscat Brown (Red Front) 6 0 6 17 0% 35% 1 0 1Petit Verdot 70 23 94 122 25% 77% 5 3 7Pinot Noir 12 0 12 31 0% 37% 2 0 2Ruby Cabernet 0 11 11 111 100% 10% 0 1 2Sangiovese 54 577 632 492 91% 128% 2 2 3Shiraz 3033 4808 7841 10055 61% 78% 10 19 22Tinta Madiera 3 0 3 5 0% 60% 1 0 1

TOTAL 9771 12549 22320 29735 56% 75%


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Chardonnay $1,190 97% 11.7 93% $950.00 $1,500.00 $1,950,199 $3,461,077Chenin Blanc $511 100% 13.0 100% $3,580 $3,580Colombard $500 100% 11.3 100% $5,340 $5,340Doradillo $185 100% 10.4 100% $736 $736Muscadelle (Tokay) $500 100% 12.8 100% $1,385 $1,385Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $500 100% 13.5 100% $2,205 $4,205Other white (group $1,200 100% $18,264 $18,264Palomino $280 100% 12.5 100% $1,694 $1,694Pedro Ximenes $280 100% 11.8 100% $2,271 $2,271Riesling $685 100% 12.8 100% $600.00 $700.00 $17,293 $24,147Sauvignon Blanc $940 100% 12.0 100% $18,159 $34,363Semillon $980 100% 11.1 100% $294,034 $294,034Traminer $484 100% 14.3 100% $2,796 $2,796Verdelho $1,030 100% 12.9 99% $800.00 $1,200.00 $360,792 $454,245

TOTAL $2,678,748 $4,308,136



Cabernet Franc $1,008 85% 13.3 85% $858.38 $1,250.00 $62,475 $123,902Cabernet Sauvignon $1,512 97% 12.9 94% $720.00 $2,117.50 $9,317,642 $17,323,561Grenache $1,044 50% 13.8 50% $51,782 $215,687Malbec $1,257 69% 13.1 53% $1,070.00 $1,500.00 $165,575 $210,930Merlot $1,385 99% 12.9 98% $792.00 $1,900.00 $1,003,551 $2,448,973Petit Verdot $1,907 53% $44,503 $178,775Ruby Cabernet $1,360 100% 13.5 100% $14,661 $14,661Sangiovese $1,106 100% 10.7 100% $638,355 $698,348Shiraz $1,502 93% 13.3 92% $430.20 $2,143.75 $7,221,703 $11,777,974

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Chardonnay 1117 5278 6395 8234 83% 78% 20 24 33Chenin Blanc 135 245 380 443 64% 86% 3 8 9Crouchen 0 15 15 15 100% 100% 0 1 1Doradillo 0 16 16 3 100% 518% 0 2 1Marsanne 16 12 28 30 44% 94% 1 1 1Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 6 10 16 0 63% 1 1 0Palomino 0 34 34 30 100% 113% 0 2 1Pedro Ximenes 31 45 76 40 59% 190% 1 2 1Riesling 182 822 1004 1223 82% 82% 8 12 15Sauvignon Blanc 137 675 812 1483 83% 55% 13 19 27Semillon 126 1682 1808 2037 93% 89% 10 20 23Traminer 0 38 38 50 100% 76% 0 1 1Verdelho 55 68 123 182 55% 68% 3 3 5Viognier 7 6 12 32 46% 38% 1 2 2Other white 1 14 15 15 100% 100% 1 2 3

TOTAL 1812 8961 10773 13818 83% 78%




Barbera 0 0 0 10 0% 0 0 1Cabernet Franc 27 341 368 402 93% 91% 5 10 13Cabernet Sauvignon 1249 4671 5920 8647 79% 68% 26 28 37Grenache 1321 2226 3547 3999 63% 89% 14 22 27Malbec 61 14 75 50 19% 151% 4 3 4Mataro 43 5 48 47 10% 101% 4 4 4Merlot 423 989 1412 1787 70% 79% 19 17 27Nebbiolo 3 3 6 15 52% 38% 1 1 1Petit Verdot 48 108 156 175 69% 89% 3 5 5Pinot Noir 99 921 1021 1257 90% 81% 8 8 11Sangiovese 27 22 49 70 46% 70% 1 1 2Shiraz 2462 9787 12249 17453 80% 70% 26 34 43Zinfandel 3 1 4 6 28% 67% 2 1 2Other red 10 13 23 11 100% 2 1 2

TOTAL 5775 19102 24877 33929 77% 73%


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Chardonnay $1,335 80% 13.3 74% $969.00 $2,000.00 $7,046,346 $8,537,390Chenin Blanc $665 92% 12.2 77% $400.00 $850.00 $163,184 $253,031Colombard $700 100% 12.6 100% $7,980 $7,980Crouchen $740 100% $10,834 $10,834Doradillo $350 100% 11.6 81% $5,638 $5,639Marsanne $1,829 100% $22,810 $51,839Other white (group $2,250 100% $6,525 $6,525Palomino $350 85% 12.1 85% $11,900 $11,900Pedro Ximenes $352 91% 12.0 91% $15,859 $26,784Riesling $812 86% 11.8 66% $495.00 $1,300.00 $667,812 $816,039Sauvignon Blanc $1,117 83% 12.7 76% $817.00 $1,400.00 $753,698 $906,460Semillon $990 78% 12.5 71% $700.00 $1,300.00 $1,664,877 $1,789,315Verdelho $1,239 79% 12.8 79% $84,525 $152,347Viognier $2,083 100% 14.0 98% $11,643 $25,224

TOTAL $10,473,631 $12,601,305



Cabernet Franc $1,170 80% 13.7 74% $875.00 $1,700.00 $398,659 $430,101Cabernet Sauvignon $1,906 75% 13.3 68% $1,200.00 $2,800.00 $8,902,678 $11,282,345Grenache $1,297 62% 13.2 47% $400.00 $2,000.00 $2,886,815 $4,599,101Malbec $1,882 37% 14.0 20% $26,917 $141,928Mataro $1,856 79% 13.0 15% $1,200.00 $2,200.00 $8,648 $88,352Merlot $1,838 71% 13.3 64% $1,353.00 $2,494.60 $1,818,091 $2,596,352Nebbiolo $1,600 100% $4,800 $9,200Petit Verdot $1,818 20% 12.6 20% $1,750.00 $2,400.00 $196,043 $283,347Pinot Noir $1,211 88% 11.6 87% $995.00 $1,500.00 $1,115,620 $1,235,857Sangiovese $1,549 100% $34,704 $76,225Shiraz $1,968 70% 13.8 62% $1,220.00 $7,706.00 $19,257,714 $24,101,559

TOTAL $34,650,689 $44,844,368


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Chardonnay 28 63 91 107 69% 85% 1 3 4Riesling 44 1 45 62 2% 72% 3 1 4Sauvignon Blanc 93 10 103 168 10% 61% 2 2 4Semillon 21 64 85 93 75% 91% 1 4 4Verdelho 0 1 1 5 100% 12% 0 1 1

TOTAL 186 138 324 435 43% 75%




Cabernet Sauvignon 81 348 430 544 81% 79% 4 8 10Grenache 0 0 0 0 100% 100% 0 1 1Merlot 9 2 11 22 18% 51% 2 1 2Muscat Brown (Red Front) 0 0 0 3 0% 10% 1 0 1Pinot Noir 34 0 34 75 0% 45% 1 0 1Shiraz 15 233 248 415 94% 60% 3 8 9

TOTAL 140 583 723 1059 81% 68%


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Chardonnay $1,281 100% 12.4 98% $1,260.00 $1,500.00 $80,386 $116,250Riesling $700 100% $581 $31,206Sauvignon Blanc $1,276 100% 12.8 29% $12,824 $131,524Semillon $1,090 100% 11.7 91% $950.00 $1,145.00 $69,847 $92,739Verdelho $957 100% 12.6 100% $555 $555

TOTAL $164,193 $372,274



Cabernet Sauvignon $1,763 100% 12.8 97% $1,000.00 $2,400.00 $613,942 $757,436Grenache $1,350 100% $122 $122Merlot $1,675 100% 13.2 100% $3,350 $18,894Shiraz $1,882 100% 13.5 65% $1,241.39 $2,400.00 $437,854 $466,555

TOTAL $1,055,268 $1,243,007


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Chardonnay 1734 777 2512 2948 31% 85% 12 10 17Pedro Ximenes 9 0 9 0 0% 1 0 0Riesling 878 71 950 1349 8% 70% 6 3 8Sauvignon Blanc 391 47 438 425 11% 103% 7 3 9Semillon 64 6 70 49 9% 142% 4 1 4Traminer 11 0 11 25 0% 44% 1 0 1

TOTAL 3087 902 3989 4796 23% 83%




Cabernet Franc 190 85 275 397 31% 69% 12 6 15Cabernet Sauvignon 6815 3174 9989 13468 32% 74% 19 16 30Grenache 3 0 3 0 0% 1 0 0Malbec 60 0 60 96 0% 63% 5 0 5Merlot 805 254 1059 1563 24% 68% 16 8 20Meunier 27 0 27 14 0% 190% 4 0 2Petit Verdot 55 7 63 61 12% 104% 5 3 7Pinot Noir 657 118 775 1245 15% 62% 7 6 11Shiraz 4857 1074 5931 8048 18% 74% 16 8 19

TOTAL 13470 4712 18181 24891 26% 73%


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Chardonnay $1,315 100% 11.8 54% $1,071.00 $1,620.00 $1,022,132 $3,302,436Riesling $814 100% 11.8 100% $786.50 $900.00 $58,029 $772,769Sauvignon Blanc $1,269 100% 12.0 76% $1,150.00 $1,458.00 $60,109 $555,908Semillon $1,150 100% 13.0 100% $6,900 $80,079

TOTAL $1,147,170 $4,711,192



Cabernet Franc $2,032 100% 13.4 84% $1,800.00 $2,113.00 $172,619 $559,633Cabernet Sauvignon $2,095 98% 12.9 97% $1,456.00 $3,085.50 $6,648,942 $20,923,500Merlot $2,107 100% 13.0 69% $1,490.00 $2,356.00 $535,609 $2,231,244Petit Verdot $1,814 100% 12.9 86% $1,800.00 $1,900.00 $13,186 $113,831Pinot Noir $1,331 100% 11.8 38% $1,150.00 $1,700.00 $156,599 $1,031,076Shiraz $1,840 100% 13.4 100% $1,200.00 $2,266.25 $1,975,118 $10,910,843

TOTAL $9,502,073 $35,770,126


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Chardonnay 2763 2630 5393 7229 49% 75% 4 14 14Muscadelle (Tokay) 125 0 125 166 0% 75% 2 0 2Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 56 0 56 92 0% 61% 1 0 1Riesling 1859 143 2002 2878 7% 70% 3 1 4Sauvignon Blanc 274 47 320 405 15% 79% 4 2 5Semillon 524 149 673 597 22% 113% 2 2 4Traminer 360 0 360 1080 0% 33% 2 0 2Verdelho 142 55 197 135 28% 146% 2 1 2Viognier 29 0 29 30 0% 96% 1 0 1

TOTAL 6132 3024 9156 12612 33% 73%




Cabernet Franc 263 0 263 240 0% 110% 3 0 2Cabernet Sauvignon 1206 2141 3346 4439 64% 75% 4 13 13Malbec 114 63 177 225 36% 79% 3 2 4Merlot 600 581 1181 1229 49% 96% 4 5 5Petit Verdot 24 0 24 21 0% 114% 3 0 2Pinot Noir 743 128 871 1356 15% 64% 3 2 4Ruby Cabernet 3 0 3 4 0% 70% 1 0 1Shiraz 2091 1760 3851 5685 46% 68% 4 13 13

TOTAL 5044 4672 9716 13199 48% 74%


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Chardonnay $1,424 96% 12.3 94% $1,000.00 $1,805.28 $3,744,296 $7,678,465Sauvignon Blanc $1,400 56% 11.2 100% $65,534 $448,434Semillon $537 74% 12.3 74% $80,002 $361,637

TOTAL $3,889,832 $8,488,536



Cabernet Sauvignon $1,653 90% 13.1 82% $1,219.06 $2,100.00 $3,537,928 $5,530,588Malbec $1,506 100% 12.6 100% $94,883 $266,892Merlot $1,558 87% 12.8 86% $1,344.42 $1,561.25 $905,224 $1,839,835Pinot Noir $1,584 100% 11.7 75% $107,833 $736,366Shiraz $1,764 91% 13.6 78% $1,145.06 $2,200.00 $3,104,098 $6,791,102

TOTAL $7,749,966 $15,164,783


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Chardonnay 1315 454 1769 2653 26% 67% 8 10 14Marsanne 2 0 2 2 0% 111% 1 0 1Riesling 3 8 11 11 73% 102% 1 1 2Sauvignon Blanc 330 33 363 430 9% 84% 5 2 7Semillon 191 40 231 280 17% 82% 4 1 4Verdelho 42 28 69 70 40% 99% 2 1 3

TOTAL 1882 562 2445 3446 23% 71%




Cabernet Franc 31 1 32 7 2% 457% 3 1 2Cabernet Sauvignon 3755 3071 6826 7867 45% 87% 10 17 18Merlot 772 297 1068 1286 28% 83% 7 7 11Meunier 19 0 19 21 0% 92% 2 0 2Nebbiolo 4 0 4 4 0% 102% 1 0 1Petit Verdot 112 0 112 86 0% 131% 4 0 4Pinot Noir 290 78 368 444 21% 83% 2 3 4Sangiovese 2 0 2 2 0% 116% 1 0 1Shiraz 1923 1411 3334 5696 42% 59% 9 15 17Other red 4 0 4 4 0% 96% 1 0 1

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Chardonnay $1,352 100% 13.0 92% $1,150.00 $1,622.00 $614,007 $2,391,957Riesling $800 100% 11.6 100% $6,538 $8,938Sauvignon Blanc $921 100% 12.1 100% $30,241 $333,812Semillon $783 100% 12.5 100% $30,963 $180,424Verdelho $1,200 100% 11.9 100% $33,144 $82,944

TOTAL $714,893 $2,998,074



Cabernet Franc $1,650 100% 12.8 100% $1,006 $52,817Cabernet Sauvignon $1,562 84% 12.6 83% $840.00 $3,000.00 $4,798,131 $10,664,012Merlot $1,392 99% 12.7 95% $1,224.00 $2,100.00 $412,796 $1,487,056Pinot Noir $1,414 100% 10.5 100% $790.00 $1,700.00 $110,846 $520,293Shiraz $1,531 92% 13.3 89% $1,054.00 $2,650.00 $2,160,654 $5,104,979

TOTAL $7,483,433 $17,829,157


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Biancone 351 218 569 746 38% 76% 1 4 3Canada Muscat 0 229 229 224 100% 102% 0 2 2Chardonnay 7002 37490 44491 48427 84% 92% 10 17 18Chenin Blanc 841 5173 6014 6251 86% 96% 4 11 11Colombard 928 13289 14218 14853 93% 96% 4 14 13Crouchen 57 256 313 143 82% 219% 2 4 2Doradillo 1681 2214 3896 3644 57% 107% 3 8 6Emerald Riesling 0 112 112 160 100% 70% 0 1 1Farana 0 14 14 0 100% 0 1 0Italia 0 56 56 0 100% 0 3 0Marsanne 0 3 3 0 100% 0 1 0Merbein Seedless 0 180 180 165 100% 109% 0 2 1Muller Thurgau 0 18 18 0 100% 0 1 0Muscadelle (Tokay) 158 269 427 537 63% 80% 1 5 5Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 636 537 1173 1243 46% 94% 2 6 5Muscat Gordo Blanco 3270 24228 27498 33072 88% 83% 4 8 7Palomino 366 957 1323 1463 72% 90% 1 8 6Pedro Ximenes 31 544 575 706 95% 81% 1 6 5Riesling 2090 2022 4112 3983 49% 103% 4 10 6Sauvignon Blanc 1031 1802 2833 3058 64% 93% 4 9 8Semillon 2694 3348 6041 7785 55% 78% 4 10 9Sultana 58 11914 11972 13682 100% 88% 2 8 9Sylvaner 663 248 911 868 27% 105% 2 2 3Taminga 21 339 360 83 94% 434% 1 4 2Traminer 184 442 626 683 71% 92% 3 3 5Trebbiano 355 598 953 1196 63% 80% 2 8 5Verdelho 56 2513 2569 2121 98% 121% 2 7 5Viognier 85 30 115 175 26% 66% 1 2 2Waltham Cross 0 118 118 14 100% 842% 0 4 1Other white 189 71 260 189 25% 134% 2 3 2Unsound / distillation white 0 158 158 0 100% 0 3 0

TOTAL 22747 109391 132138 145471 83% 91%


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Barbera 24 12 36 42 33% 86% 1 1 2Cabernet Franc 7 63 70 81 90% 87% 1 3 3Cabernet Sauvignon 6527 36530 43058 47174 85% 91% 9 22 23Carignan 295 265 560 659 47% 85% 1 3 3Carina 0 242 242 212 100% 114% 0 2 1Chambourcin 0 103 103 102 100% 100% 0 2 2Cinsaut 126 0 126 0 0% 1 0 0Durif 0 0 0 10 0% 0 0 1Grenache 704 8858 9562 10377 93% 92% 6 15 16Malbec 418 573 991 1039 58% 95% 3 6 6Mataro (Mouvedre) 98 5737 5836 7214 98% 81% 1 15 14Merlot 1087 10936 12023 11682 91% 103% 7 17 17Muscat Brown (Red Front) 0 30 30 24 100% 124% 0 1 1Muscat Rose 0 46 46 25 100% 183% 0 1 1Nebbiolo 0 3 3 5 100% 60% 0 1 1Petit Verdot 296 1135 1431 1581 79% 90% 3 10 12Pinot Noir 218 380 598 1121 64% 53% 1 7 7Rubired 68 109 177 140 62% 126% 1 2 2Ruby Cabernet 1408 8702 10111 10151 86% 100% 5 15 14Saint Macaire 0 74 74 75 100% 99% 0 1 1Sangiovese 83 465 548 439 85% 125% 1 4 4Shiraz 8676 64854 73530 74181 88% 99% 11 24 24Tarrango 140 1015 1155 1073 88% 108% 1 3 3Tempranillo 0 11 11 20 100% 55% 0 1 1Tinta Amarella 0 7 7 7 100% 94% 0 1 1Tinta Cao 114 0 114 50 0% 229% 1 0 1Tinta Madiera 0 114 114 114 100% 100% 0 1 1Tinta Molle 0 44 44 40 100% 110% 0 1 1Touriga 168 47 214 148 22% 145% 1 3 4Valdiguie 0 8 8 0 100% 0 1 0Zante Currant 0 673 673 381 100% 177% 0 5 2Other red 14 140 154 20 88% 585% 1 4 2

TOTAL 20472 141175 161647 168188 87% 96%


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Biancone $239 100% 11.8 100% $230.00 $280.00 $52,276 $136,282Canada Muscat $518 100% 10.1 100% $118,533 $118,533Chardonnay $661 99% 13.0 98% $255.00 $990.00 $24,789,060 $29,418,821Chenin Blanc $355 100% 10.9 99% $208.00 $600.00 $1,838,833 $2,137,752Colombard $363 99% 11.2 99% $300.00 $600.00 $4,818,042 $5,154,521Crouchen $260 100% 11.3 100% $230.00 $500.00 $66,621 $81,432Doradillo $238 100% 10.8 100% $200.00 $280.00 $527,760 $928,429Emerald Riesling $325 100% 13.2 100% $36,400 $36,400Farana $230 100% 10.1 100% $3,326 $3,326Italia $289 100% 11.1 100% $250.00 $356.00 $16,238 $16,238Malvasia Bianco $326 100% 12.2 100% $1,271 $1,271Marsanne $340 100% 10.7 100% $925 $925Merbein Seedless $286 100% 10.3 100% $51,428 $51,428Mixed white $206 100% 12.2 100% $1,358 $1,358Muller Thurgau $415 100% 12.5 100% $7,661 $7,661Muscadelle (Tokay) $406 100% 12.2 100% $300.00 $532.00 $109,408 $173,579Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $336 100% 12.5 100% $250.00 $432.00 $180,136 $393,589Muscat Gordo Blanco $325 100% 12.4 100% $270.00 $500.00 $7,865,408 $8,926,855Palomino $241 100% 10.9 100% $200.00 $280.00 $231,195 $319,569Pedro Ximenes $246 100% 10.9 100% $213.00 $280.00 $133,578 $141,193Riesling $413 98% 11.5 98% $300.00 $595.00 $835,158 $1,698,713Sauvignon Blanc $437 99% 11.6 97% $319.00 $900.00 $787,244 $1,237,680Semillon $445 100% 11.6 100% $300.00 $900.00 $1,490,200 $2,689,346Sultana $302 100% 10.5 100% $255.00 $500.00 $3,594,737 $3,612,237Sylvaner $329 100% 12.3 100% $81,343 $299,226Taminga $287 100% 12.4 100% $270.00 $355.00 $97,248 $103,270Traminer $686 100% 13.8 100% $440.00 $882.00 $303,477 $429,813Trebbiano $275 100% 12.2 100% $250.00 $300.00 $164,176 $261,644Verdelho $444 100% 11.7 100% $319.00 $900.00 $1,114,731 $1,139,569Viognier $897 100% 13.1 100% $26,900 $102,970Waltham Cross $252 100% 11.5 100% $230.00 $260.00 $29,652 $29,652Other white N/A N/A $9,449 $37,320Unsound / distillation white N/A N/A $20,790 $20,790

TOTAL $49,404,562 $59,711,392


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PRICE AND BAUMÉ SUMMARY DATA FOR RED GRAPES lowest estimated total value

highestVariety weighted average price weighted average Baumé price price purchased grapes total grapes

Barbera $550 100% 17.1 100% $6,600 $19,800Cabernet Franc $655 100% 13.7 100% $530.00 $705.00 $41,329 $45,914Cabernet Sauvignon $868 95% 13.1 95% $319.00 $1,250.00 $31,696,788 $37,360,515Carignan $492 100% 11.4 100% $450.00 $500.00 $130,304 $275,469Carina $394 100% 13.3 100% $95,241 $95,241Chambourcin $815 100% 13.9 34% $83,711 $83,711Grenache $613 91% 13.0 90% $275.00 $900.00 $5,430,360 $5,861,954Malbec $648 100% 12.8 100% $450.00 $800.00 $371,525 $642,396Mataro (Mouvedre) $677 93% 13.4 93% $305.00 $1,123.00 $3,885,632 $3,952,082Merlot $808 94% 13.2 92% $319.00 $1,250.00 $8,840,741 $9,719,635Mixed red $220 100% 12.1 100% $8,114 $8,114Muscat Brown (Red Front) $698 100% 15.0 100% $20,700 $20,700Muscat Rose $639 100% 13.8 100% $29,183 $29,184Nebbiolo $524 100% 13.4 100% $1,573 $1,573Petit Verdot $841 89% 13.6 89% $319.00 $1,062.50 $953,660 $1,202,545Pinot Noir $683 100% 11.4 100% $500.00 $845.00 $259,736 $408,586Rubired $457 100% 13.4 100% $49,748 $80,799Ruby Cabernet $772 99% 13.1 99% $400.00 $950.00 $6,714,948 $7,801,683Saint Macaire $501 100% 11.7 100% $37,314 $37,314Sangiovese $742 86% 11.5 86% $600.00 $865.00 $344,726 $406,321Shiraz $850 94% 13.2 93% $200.00 $1,300.00 $55,152,927 $62,530,894Tarrango $430 100% 10.1 100% $300.00 $455.00 $436,880 $497,119Tempranillo $731 100% 13.8 100% $8,036 $8,036Tinta Amarella $400 100% 14.5 100% $2,620 $2,620Tinta Madiera $813 100% 13.3 100% $92,900 $92,900Tinta Molle $1,229 100% 14.3 100% $54,071 $54,071Touriga $724 100% 14.3 100% $475.00 $945.00 $33,811 $155,152Valdiguie $401 100% 11.4 100% $3,204 $3,204Zante Currant $431 100% 13.7 100% $350.00 $450.00 $290,145 $290,145Other red N/A N/A $68,589 $78,123

TOTAL $115,145,116 $131,765,798


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TOTAL TONNES BY VARIETY FOR ALL GRAPES



Chardonnay 5 152 157 161 97% 98% 1 3 5Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 0 7 7 7 100% 100% 0 1 1Riesling 6 11 18 23 64% 78% 1 2 4Sauvignon Blanc 0 65 65 8 100% 816% 0 2 1Semillon 0 59 59 69 100% 86% 0 1 2Cabernet Sauvignon 11 139 149 314 93% 48% 2 4 7Grenache 0 29 29 42 100% 69% 0 2 2Merlot 14 55 69 107 80% 64% 1 3 5Pinot Noir 0 113 113 113 100% 100% 0 1 1Shiraz 12 406 417 489 97% 85% 1 8 9

TOTAL 48 1036 1084 1333 95% 73%

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PRICE AND BAUMÉ SUMMARY DATA FOR ALL GRAPESestimated total value


Chardonnay $1,074 5% 14.6 5% $163,373 $169,154Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) $771 100% 18.0 100% $5,400 $5,400Riesling $1,200 2% 12.5 2% $13,464 $21,096Sauvignon Blanc $374 28% 12.3 28% $24,418 $24,418Cabernet Sauvignon $1,335 49% 13.5 49% $1,190.00 $2,600.00 $185,089 $199,538Grenache $1,200 59% 14.4 59% $34,800 $34,800Merlot $1,120 100% 13.9 100% $985.00 $1,400.00 $61,836 $77,182Shiraz $1,251 78% 13.7 77% $985.00 $2,500.00 $507,508 $522,245

TOTAL $995,888 $1,053,833

Section 3

Regional projections 2001 – 2005

Estimates of expected and preferred intakes for next five years byregion

Historical trends in production for selected varieties for each region

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Section 3 overview

Estimated and preferred

The estimated tonnage is the total tonnes expected to be crushed in each of theforecast years. This is made up of estimates of production/supply of winery grownand purchased fruit.1

The preferred tonnage is the tonnes that wineries would prefer to receive in each ofthe forecast years, in order to meet projected requirements in accordance with salesforecasts. This would take into account projected growth and any restrictions in thearea of capital equipment and inventory expansion, but would not take into accountany possible grape supply restrictions. Note: the preferred figure may be lower thanthe estimated figure if supply contracts are in place.

Where the preferred tonnage is higher than the estimated tonnage, a shortfall insupply is indicated. However, this does not necessarily mean a general demand forany fruit of that variety. There may be particular quality parameters or othercharacteristics that must be met.

The projections are provided as at June 2000, and are subject to variation over time,with changes in market requirements, changes in the supply situation and individualvariables. It should be noted that there is considerable variation from one survey tothe next in projections for the same future forecast year.

The projections should be interpreted and used cautiously and should not berelied upon in making decisions about future production.

1 A more detailed breakdown of estimated future production into winery grown and purchasedfruit is available separately from the Board’s office.

Forecast trends

Generally forecasts are showing a convergence between estimated and preferredfigures, as new plantings come into production, bringing supply into line with demand,and as supply contracts are adjusted to reflect lower demand targets. In most cases,forecast tonnages show a plateau within the five year projection timeframe.

Projections have tended to be revised downward compared with last year’s survey,which may be at least partially a result of the smaller vintage this year. The currentcrush tends to be the benchmark from which projections are derived. The exceptionsto this general trend are Langhorne Creek (reds), Limestone Coast - other andPadthaway, where projections for 2001 are higher than they were in 1999.

The graphs show trends in production and projection data for up to nine years ofhistorical production, and five years of forecast data. Different starting years fordifferent regions indicate when data began to be collected separately for that region.Generally, the graphs show that regions are becoming more specialised in theirproduction, concentrating on one or two major varieties only.

Reliability of forecasts

Not all wineries provide estimates of future intakes and the number tends to decreasethe further out the forecast year. Therefore an apparent reduction in tonnages in lateryears may mean that some wineries have not provided a forecast for those years.

A reliability measure for each estimate based on the number of wineries providing aforecast may be obtained separately from the Board’s office.

s e c t i o n 3 REGIONAL PROJECTIONS

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2000 actual(tonnes)

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State total Red 287,813 576,546 -288,733 -100% Adelaide Hills Red 3,783 10,399 -6,616 -175% White 194,344 278,660 -84,316 -43% White 4,515 8,412 -3,897 -86% Total 482,157 855,206 -373,049 -77% Total 8,298 18,811 -10,513 -127% Clare Valley Red 7,108 23,550 -16,442 -231%Lower Murray Red 161,647 237,283 -75,636 -47% White 5,336 10,995 -5,659 -106% White 132,138 172,413 -40,275 -30% Total 12,444 34,545 -22,101 -178% Total 293,785 409,696 -115,911 -39% Mount Lofty zone Red 2,625 5,109 -2,484 -95%Barossa Valley Red 21,235 51,096 -29,861 -141% other White 1,862 2,066 -204 -11% White 16,321 23,103 -6,782 -42% Total 4,487 7,175 -2,688 -60% Total 37,556 74,199 -36,643 -98% Eden Valley Red 3,051 5,808 -2,757 -90%McLaren Vale Red 24,877 62,244 -37,367 -150% White 3,391 9,069 -5,678 -167% White 10,773 18,505 -7,732 -72% Total 6,442 14,877 -8,435 -131% Total 35,650 80,749 -45,099 -127% Fleurieu zone Red 723 2,880 -2,157 -298%Langhorne Creek Red 22,320 69,612 -47,292 -212% other White 324 746 -422 -130% White 3,788 7,448 -3,660 -97% Total 1,047 3,626 -2,579 -246% Total 26,108 77,060 -50,952 -195% Limestone Coast Red 11,770 42,273 -30,503 -259%Limestone Coast Red 18,181 40,287 -22,106 -122% other White 2,445 5,370 -2,925 -120%Coonawarra White 3,989 5,524 -1,535 -38% Total 14,215 47,643 -33,428 -235% Total 22,170 45,811 -23,641 -107% SA - other Red 777 2,127 -1,350 -174%Limestone Coast Red 9,716 23,878 -14,162 -146% White 306 276 30 10%Padthaway White 9,156 14,733 -5,577 -61% Total 1,083 2,403 -1,320 -122% Total 18,872 38,611 -19,739 -105%


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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005Variety estimated preferred estimated preferred estimated preferred estimated preferred estimated preferred

Chardonnay 3870 3326 4281 3553 4603 3834 4674 3960 4732 4026Pinot Gris 73 60 97 83 122 108 160 156 289 174Riesling 183 193 213 233 249 249 250 250 251 251Sauvignon Blanc 2176 2078 2577 2447 2850 2754 2941 2823 2927 2868Semillon 1047 665 1238 716 1320 758 1333 772 1334 782Verdelho 143 18 205 18 225 18 225 18 225 18Viognier 109 111 171 175 223 195 289 249 319 283Other white 3 5 5 10 8 10 10 10 10 10

Grand total 7604 6456 8786 7235 9599 7926 9882 8238 10087 8412

ESTIMATED AND PREFERRED FUTURE INTAKES OF RED GRAPES


Cabernet Franc 87 80 95 92 99 97 99 97 101 99Cabernet Sauvignon 2124 1663 2588 1838 2972 2071 2926 2097 2932 2103Gamay 11 0 11 0 11 0 11 0 11 0Grenache 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Malbec 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Merlot 1318 1307 1862 1492 2088 1527 2237 1572 2287 1632Meunier 327 277 359 294 349 272 349 272 349 272Nebbiolo 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20Petit Verdot 0 0 6 6 12 12 24 24 24 24Pinot Noir 2784 2727 3435 3322 3973 3714 4242 3968 4325 4098Ruby Cabernet 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Sangiovese 34 34 34 34 49 49 54 54 65 65Shiraz 1516 1239 1952 1518 2249 1751 2398 1896 2394 1956Tempranillo 11 25 26 32 52 58 65 71 76 82Zinfandel 20 20 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 40

Grand total 8260 7400 10427 8687 11922 9619 12473 10119 12632 10399


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Chardonnay 2965 2794 3126 2841 3182 2772 3175 2807 3181 2817Chenin Blanc 73 69 73 69 73 69 73 69 73 69Crouchen 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100Muscadelle (Tokay) 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5Pedro Ximenes 20 0 25 20 25 20 25 20 25 20Pinot Gris 0 0 7 7 15 15 15 15 15 15Riesling 4546 4577 4113 5053 4405 5501 4652 5942 4760 6233Sauvignon Blanc 268 283 263 279 265 279 265 279 265 279Semillon 1664 1319 1907 1321 2094 1331 2135 1351 2139 1361Traminer 103 70 103 70 103 70 103 70 103 70Viognier 3 3 16 16 24 24 24 24 24 24Other white 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Grand total 9749 9222 9740 9783 10293 10188 10574 10684 10692 10995



Barbera 0 0 5 5 10 10 17 17 17 17Cabernet Franc 225 192 205 192 238 195 238 195 238 195Cabernet Sauvignon 4975 5118 6537 6399 8023 7482 8510 8016 8653 8271Grenache 463 468 417 413 411 422 421 432 421 407Malbec 235 234 287 254 305 262 325 276 334 281Mataro 21 46 23 46 33 46 33 46 33 46Merlot 1159 1065 1616 1420 2079 1630 2253 1774 2357 1834Nebbiolo 8 5 20 10 23 10 30 17 30 17Petit Verdot 93 64 199 115 268 127 285 177 292 177Pinot Noir 237 213 250 213 245 208 245 208 245 208Sangiovese 25 25 50 50 82 82 110 110 110 110Shiraz 7396 7577 9488 9234 11396 10845 11900 11564 12145 11935Tempranillo 2 2 8 8 13 13 27 35 27 35Other red 0 0 5 5 10 10 17 17 17 17

Grand total 14838 15009 19109 18364 23136 21342 24411 22884 24919 23550


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Chardonnay 1021 1066 1061 1106 1071 1106 1071 1106 1071 1106Chenin Blanc 212 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112Colombard 150 150 150 160 150 170 150 180 150 190Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 65 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30Riesling 122 87 122 87 122 87 122 87 122 87Sauvignon Blanc 222 227 217 277 233 277 237 277 237 277Semillon 212 264 212 264 212 264 212 264 212 264

Grand total 2004 1936 1904 2036 1930 2046 1934 2056 1934 2066



Alicante Bouschet 6 10 10 10 10 10 15 15 15 15Barbera 8 15 8 15 8 15 8 20 8 20Cabernet Franc 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39Cabernet Sauvignon 709 684 894 869 1024 1019 1034 1019 1034 1019Grenache 274 245 274 245 274 245 274 245 274 245Malbec 80 125 25 70 30 70 40 70 50 70Mataro 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91Merlot 329 384 452 507 507 562 507 562 507 562Nebbiolo 15 15 25 25 30 35 30 35 35 35Petit Verdot 0 0 5 5 8 8 8 8 8 8Pinot Noir 367 367 367 367 367 367 367 367 367 367Ruby Cabernet 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sangiovese 42 42 52 52 57 57 57 57 57 57Shiraz 1835 1977 2173 2236 2510 2532 2575 2567 2590 2582

Grand total 3796 3992 4414 4530 4954 5049 5044 5094 5074 5109


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Chardonnay 5954 6021 6052 6268 6106 6485 6108 6668 6133 6827Chenin Blanc 1298 797 1217 779 1197 779 1142 779 1109 779Muscadelle (Tokay) 606 552 495 490 494 490 494 490 494 490Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 559 451 549 459 545 472 546 493 546 498Palomino 179 180 181 180 181 180 181 180 181 180Pedro Ximenes 319 239 299 239 297 239 297 239 292 239Riesling 3630 3848 3634 3916 3692 4077 3749 4182 3849 4307Sauvignon Blanc 1210 922 1219 924 1200 878 1200 878 1188 878Semillon 9562 7539 9935 7800 10094 8050 10188 8298 10216 8574Traminer 127 150 118 175 118 185 118 190 118 195Verdelho 22 0 32 0 42 0 52 0 52 0Viognier 3 18 5 23 8 23 34 48 59 73Other white 187 68 127 62 101 63 99 63 99 63

Grand total 23654 20785 23866 21315 24073 21921 24206 22508 24334 23103



Alicante Bouschet 60 70 65 70 65 70 65 70 70 70Barbera 0 0 7 0 18 0 22 0 22 0Cabernet Franc 663 555 693 587 704 597 703 596 707 600Cabernet Sauvignon 6733 6921 7805 7762 8635 8605 9074 9231 9402 9739Grenache 4981 5147 5106 5376 5220 5050 5272 5278 5314 5382Malbec 235 218 241 218 241 218 265 242 289 266Mataro 621 684 673 700 727 726 793 817 861 919Merlot 1332 1694 1546 1949 1775 2244 1913 2391 2043 2562Nebbiolo 0 0 4 0 10 0 39 24 63 48Petit Verdot 54 49 82 71 97 87 136 126 161 151Pinot Noir 1102 926 1068 941 1070 956 1056 946 1058 947Sangiovese 105 105 117 113 123 113 128 113 128 113Shiraz 18976 19884 21545 23488 24964 26293 26345 28680 26959 29899Tempranillo 3 23 10 35 22 47 46 71 70 95Touriga 117 127 117 127 117 127 148 159 158 169Zinfandel 21 22 29 30 57 46 60 49 65 54Other red 124 78 124 78 129 82 129 82 129 82

Grand total 35129 36503 39231 41545 43972 45261 46192 48875 47497 51096


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Chardonnay 2006 3189 2036 3358 2114 3557 2132 3785 2154 3917Chenin Blanc 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8Muscadelle (Tokay) 41 35 41 35 41 35 41 35 41 35Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30Pedro Ximenes 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0Pinot Gris 11 19 20 26 35 35 41 41 45 45Riesling 3069 3244 3146 3369 3215 3563 3256 3711 3287 3836Sauvignon Blanc 239 244 241 244 252 294 252 294 252 294Semillon 422 400 444 406 474 407 480 408 481 409Traminer 234 182 234 182 234 192 234 202 234 202Viognier 102 110 157 162 199 201 229 231 268 270Other white 13 13 13 13 18 18 23 23 23 23

Grand total 6179 7474 6374 7833 6624 8340 6730 8768 6827 9069



Cabernet Franc 58 70 59 71 60 72 61 73 62 74Cabernet Sauvignon 1483 1111 1716 1120 1953 1189 2043 1219 2109 1264Grenache 72 43 74 43 73 43 73 43 73 43Mataro 1 1 21 21 46 46 61 61 61 61Merlot 204 301 292 356 383 376 423 388 433 398Meunier 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26Muscat Brown (Red Front) 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0Pinot Noir 553 661 582 701 593 726 595 738 596 748Sangiovese 4 4 7 7 10 10 10 10 10 10Shiraz 3043 2593 3267 2798 3387 2999 3433 3076 3466 3177Zinfandel 4 7 4 7 4 7 4 7 4 7

Grand total 5450 4817 6048 5149 6536 5494 6730 5640 6841 5808


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Chardonnay 3648 4396 3901 4777 3969 5154 3995 5450 3998 5738Colombard 30 0 30 0 30 0 30 0 30 0Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5Pinot Gris 9 20 15 20 30 30 40 40 40 40Riesling 130 130 305 305 480 480 570 570 625 630Sauvignon Blanc 70 70 70 70 70 75 70 75 70 75Semillon 305 305 476 476 492 492 509 509 510 510Traminer 20 0 20 0 20 0 20 0 20 0Verdelho 651 410 715 415 721 415 721 415 721 415Other white 25 25 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35

Grand total 4893 5361 5572 6103 5852 6686 5995 7099 6054 7448



Cabernet Franc 184 174 209 199 234 224 237 227 237 227Cabernet Sauvignon 18288 21792 20903 25349 22733 28714 23725 32165 24487 35025Grenache 276 554 514 651 787 779 1269 946 1661 1223Malbec 319 334 440 426 517 461 555 471 555 471Mataro 0 0 2 2 4 4 6 6 6 6Merlot 3059 2912 4287 3980 4819 4600 4961 4947 5041 5497Muscat Brown (Red Front) 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17Nebbiolo 10 10 30 30 55 55 56 56 56 56Petit Verdot 244 227 366 307 419 364 476 406 493 411Pinot Noir 296 391 466 491 611 601 625 651 625 701Ruby Cabernet 150 170 200 220 230 240 230 240 240 240Sangiovese 552 552 567 517 592 492 602 502 602 502Shiraz 13878 15425 17535 19013 20428 21945 21597 23884 22264 25206Tinta Madiera 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5Other red 10 10 20 20 25 25 25 25 25 25

Grand total 37287 42572 45561 51227 51476 58526 54386 64548 56314 69612


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Chardonnay 8394 9288 8642 9718 8438 9899 8364 10291 8421 10658Chenin Blanc 452 489 446 474 367 459 367 459 367 459Marsanne 55 55 95 95 130 130 140 140 140 140Palomino 47 30 47 30 47 30 47 30 47 30Pedro Ximenes 92 65 92 65 100 65 100 65 100 65Pinot Gris 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 10Riesling 1157 1284 1154 1274 1040 1255 1061 1281 1087 1292Sauvignon Blanc 1564 2193 1632 2304 1611 2334 1624 2427 1633 2516Semillon 2802 2557 2926 2647 3020 2719 3025 2824 3025 2824Traminer 28 50 28 50 28 50 28 50 28 50Verdelho 213 213 236 228 257 229 287 229 292 230Viognier 53 75 88 116 138 165 166 197 178 207Other white 66 24 66 24 66 24 66 24 66 24

Grand total 14922 16322 15457 17030 15247 17364 15280 18027 15389 18505



Barbera 5 10 17 10 29 10 29 10 29 10Cabernet Franc 650 543 675 546 653 534 653 534 653 534Cabernet Sauvignon 11980 12305 13934 13878 14723 15046 15234 16166 15310 17026Grenache 4068 4140 4362 4201 4422 4057 4430 4127 4430 4197Malbec 80 60 83 60 86 60 86 60 86 60Mataro 54 44 65 54 73 62 78 67 80 74Merlot 2527 2400 3128 2847 3472 3222 3707 3551 3720 3616Nebbiolo 21 24 41 38 61 51 95 78 95 78Petit Verdot 257 225 359 309 575 512 603 540 633 570Pinot Noir 1286 1397 1355 1452 1365 1507 1370 1562 1382 1584Sangiovese 98 100 139 138 195 179 250 243 250 248Shiraz 22403 23490 26818 27558 30025 30359 31124 32739 31397 34122Tempranillo 5 1 35 43 69 60 98 89 101 92Zinfandel 9 9 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15Other red 37 13 47 15 62 18 62 18 62 18

Grand total 43480 44761 51073 51164 55825 55692 57834 59799 58243 62244


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Chardonnay 145 145 145 145 155 155 175 175 195 195Riesling 65 65 76 76 77 77 87 87 107 107Sauvignon Blanc 184 189 218 218 242 242 254 254 264 264Semillon 99 104 108 108 120 120 120 120 120 120Verdelho 20 30 30 30 50 50 50 50 50 50Viognier 0 0 2 2 4 4 10 10 10 10

Grand total 513 533 579 579 648 648 696 696 746 746



Cabernet Sauvignon 657 762 778 891 864 999 944 1089 964 1139Grenache 5 5 15 10 15 15 15 15 15 15Merlot 140 142 161 164 170 170 170 170 170 170Muscat Brown (Red Front) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Pinot Noir 90 90 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105Sangiovese 2 10 15 15 20 20 25 25 25 25Shiraz 660 915 998 1078 1203 1213 1303 1303 1313 1423

Grand total 1557 1927 2075 2266 2380 2525 2565 2710 2595 2880


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Chardonnay 156 159 158 160 161 161 161 161 161 161Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Riesling 25 25 25 25 27 27 27 27 27 27Sauvignon Blanc 48 8 48 8 48 8 48 8 48 8Semillon 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80

Grand total 309 272 311 273 316 276 316 276 316 276



Cabernet Sauvignon 292 395 372 456 386 464 393 466 393 466Grenache 66 68 97 99 104 105 105 106 106 107Mataro 31 31 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64Merlot 124 177 152 205 156 206 157 207 158 208Pinot Noir 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65Shiraz 751 922 986 1131 1082 1205 1118 1217 1118 1217

Grand total 1329 1658 1736 2020 1857 2109 1902 2125 1904 2127


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C O O N A W A R R A p r o j e c t i o n s 2 0 0 1 – 2 0 0 5



Chardonnay 3213 3207 3425 3379 3470 3407 3597 3435 3609 3457Pedro Ximenes 20 0 20 0 20 0 20 0 20 0Riesling 1132 1383 1144 1395 1144 1395 1144 1395 1144 1395Sauvignon Blanc 425 537 463 577 473 577 473 577 473 577Semillon 110 70 65 70 65 70 65 70 65 70Traminer 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Grand total 4925 5222 5142 5446 5197 5477 5324 5502 5336 5524



Cabernet Franc 457 457 457 457 457 457 457 457 457 457Cabernet Sauvignon 17743 17990 20407 20481 21827 22580 22186 23872 22428 25176Grenache 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0Malbec 185 165 185 165 185 165 185 165 185 165Merlot 1849 1896 2093 2111 2310 2358 2501 2604 2515 2720Meunier 27 14 27 14 27 14 27 14 27 14Petit Verdot 101 86 116 96 116 96 121 96 126 96Pinot Noir 1107 1237 1148 1303 1163 1338 1178 1383 1178 1405Ruby Cabernet 1 1 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 8Shiraz 7772 8414 8117 8811 8404 9408 8585 9924 8693 10247

Grand total 29245 30259 32558 33443 34499 36423 35250 38522 35619 40287


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Chardonnay 9066 9208 9372 9451 9472 9541 9572 9671 9572 9701Muscadelle (Tokay) 166 166 166 166 166 166 16 16 16 16Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 0 0Riesling 3185 3141 3011 2961 3011 2961 3011 2961 3011 2961Sauvignon Blanc 460 469 526 544 526 554 526 564 526 584Semillon 1014 1014 1014 1014 1014 1014 886 886 886 886Traminer 451 451 321 321 321 321 321 321 321 321Verdelho 228 78 288 78 288 78 288 78 288 78Viognier 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35Other white 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Grand total 14726 14683 14854 14691 14954 14791 14776 14803 14656 14733



Cabernet Franc 348 278 356 278 356 278 356 278 356 278Cabernet Sauvignon 6580 6753 7700 7460 7971 7887 8182 8577 8317 9282Malbec 461 405 465 405 465 405 465 405 465 405Merlot 1648 1422 1746 1464 1788 1496 1673 1396 1673 1396Petit Verdot 57 41 68 41 68 41 68 41 68 41Pinot Noir 1309 1469 1386 1519 1386 1569 1386 1619 1386 1619Ruby Cabernet 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Shiraz 7602 8472 8512 9297 8972 10052 9039 10553 8919 10853

Grand total 18009 18844 20237 20468 21010 21732 21173 22873 21188 23878


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Chardonnay 3913 3966 4049 4101 4125 4171 4150 4171 4249 4171Marsanne 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16Riesling 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20Sauvignon Blanc 501 524 526 554 564 584 583 609 609 609Semillon 489 479 479 479 479 479 478 478 479 479Verdelho 77 75 80 75 80 75 80 75 80 75

Grand total 5016 5080 5170 5245 5284 5345 5327 5369 5453 5370



Cabernet Franc 29 35 171 175 431 435 431 435 431 435Cabernet Sauvignon 12035 11208 14220 13470 17217 16759 17742 18458 17880 19356Malbec 20 20 106 106 244 244 244 244 244 244Mataro 40 40 100 100 450 450 450 450 450 450Merlot 2744 2340 4003 3500 5349 4739 5775 5386 5922 5623Meunier 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36Nebbiolo 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Petit Verdot 271 250 472 450 725 703 730 708 742 720Pinot Noir 959 944 1082 1017 1149 1084 1221 1156 1229 1164Sangiovese 4 4 4 4 7 7 11 11 14 14Shiraz 7006 7886 9471 10252 10947 12095 11561 13427 11681 14177Tempranillo 0 0 0 0 9 9 19 19 34 34Zinfandel 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10Other red 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

Grand total 23163 22783 29684 29130 36583 36581 38239 40350 38682 42273


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Arneis 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2Biancone 627 700 682 700 661 630 577 550 577 530Canada Muscat 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 180Chardonnay 49630 53349 51083 56364 51702 58002 52002 59752 51996 61657Chenin Blanc 6488 6569 6435 6479 6517 6539 6452 6474 6459 6489Colombard 16876 18070 20753 21128 24998 26251 27920 29324 29652 31027Crouchen 332 147 337 147 337 147 337 147 337 147Doradillo 3156 3024 3000 3029 2959 3009 2905 2994 2905 2994Emerald Riesling 138 140 138 140 138 140 138 140 138 140Italia 20 0 20 0 20 0 0 0 0 0Marsanne 4 24 15 25 20 25 30 25 40 25Merbein Seedless 198 198 198 198 198 198 198 198 198 198Muscadelle (Tokay) 498 517 473 517 498 517 482 517 482 517Muscat Blanc (Frontignac) 1116 1188 1125 1208 1155 1238 1030 1203 1030 1203Muscat Gordo Blanco 27653 32421 27448 32475 27159 32400 26905 32614 26487 32811Palomino 1315 1444 1274 1409 1310 1416 1275 1306 1200 1306Pedro Ximenes 543 574 548 579 514 569 524 579 524 579Riesling 4134 4087 4097 4000 3984 3933 4004 3903 3977 3923Sauvignon Blanc 3028 3237 2965 3147 2980 3357 2992 3272 3002 3387Semillon 6095 6752 6589 7107 6867 7271 6981 7367 7086 7418Sultana 11069 13080 11099 12555 10726 12545 10653 12390 10387 12340Sylvaner 1026 761 1026 761 1026 611 1026 611 1026 611Taminga 307 46 307 46 322 46 322 46 322 46Traminer 1075 1266 1080 1266 1086 1266 1086 1266 781 961Trebbiano 1017 1300 907 1290 880 1278 872 1220 872 1170Verdelho 2135 1460 2355 1585 2513 1715 2560 1790 2625 1945Viognier 181 297 256 355 300 415 326 465 343 515Waltham Cross 58 8 58 8 58 8 58 8 58 8Other white 332 274 343 289 347 289 346 284 348 284

Grand total 139232 151114 144793 156989 149457 163997 152183 168627 153034 172413


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Barbera 24 54 33 68 38 73 53 78 53 78Cabernet Franc 132 145 159 172 189 197 189 197 189 197Cabernet Sauvignon 53714 53125 63548 62181 68504 66337 71169 68902 72486 70601Carignan 485 475 485 475 485 475 485 475 485 475Carina 262 212 210 210 200 200 150 150 100 100Chambourcin 97 97 109 109 115 116 115 116 115 116Durif 6 20 10 20 16 20 16 20 16 20Grenache 10808 10810 11674 11411 12335 11636 12977 12467 12353 12624Malbec 1003 1087 1053 1097 1059 1147 1059 1147 1042 1197Mataro 6827 6204 7737 6928 7853 6710 7610 6538 7610 6531Merlot 14113 13315 17187 16075 18722 17135 19135 17578 19160 17735Muscat Brown (Red Front) 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29Muscat Rose 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21Nebbiolo 17 22 23 28 28 28 28 28 28 28Petit Verdot 3178 3066 4399 4612 7172 5814 7615 6621 7803 6798Pinot Noir 919 1566 1476 2026 2333 2953 2826 3508 3123 3813Rubired 112 110 112 110 112 110 112 110 112 110Ruby Cabernet 13647 12279 16770 14044 19077 15418 20211 16392 20739 16999Saint Macaire 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65Sangiovese 482 506 596 614 665 673 696 720 673 720Shiraz 86124 82310 95095 90281 98704 93401 100768 96282 101926 97889Tarrango 584 580 584 585 584 585 584 585 584 585Tempranillo 41 43 81 74 104 89 114 99 114 99Tinta Cao 96 50 105 9 110 14 110 14 110 14Tinta Madiera 103 100 148 150 156 150 156 150 156 150Tinta Molle 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90Touriga 229 136 222 79 224 81 225 82 225 82Zante Currant 85 85 85 85 85 85 70 70 70 70Zinfandel 0 0 9 9 14 14 14 14 14 14Other red 45 35 51 41 51 41 43 33 43 33Grand total 193338 186637 222166 211698 239140 223707 246735 232581 249534 237283


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L O W E R M U R R A Y Z O N E p r o d u c t i o n t r e n d s a n d p r o j e c t i o n s 1 9 9 6 – 2 0 0 5


0

1000 0

2000 0

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4000 0

5000 0

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1 991 1 992 1 993 1994 1 99 5 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2 00 4 2 00 5

Chardonnay

Riesling Semillon

Sauvignon Blanc


Muscat Gordo Blanco


0

20000

40000

60000

80000

1 00000

1 20000

19 91 1992 1993 1994 1995 1 996 1 99 7 1 99 8 199 9 2000 2001 2002 2003 2 00 4 2 00 5

Cabernet Sauvignon

Shiraz

Merlot

Grenache


Section 4

State planting data 2000

Area planted to vines by variety and year planted for each region

AS AT END 1999

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STATE PLANTING SUMMARY

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Section 4 overview

Planting data

Planting data for section 4 is not derivedfrom the 2000 Australian Regional CrushSurvey of winemakers. The information isobtained from the vineyard registermaintained by the Phylloxera and GrapeIndustry Board of South Australia.

All vineyard owners with more than 0.5hectares are required by law to registerwith the Board, and to complete anaccurate vineyard return each year, givingupdated details of their plantings. Thisinformation is kept strictly confidential. Anaccurate vineyard register enables theBoard to produce complete, up-to-datestatistical information on vineyardplantings by variety, year planted andlocation.

Planting statistics – overview

The South Australian vineyard registershows that there were 55,062 hectaresplanted under vines in South Australia asat 31st May 2000. Of these, 4,044hectares (7%) were planted in 1999.

Red varieties now account for 69% of allvines (38254 hectares) compared with66% in 1998. However, while the vastmajority (90%) of new plantings in 1999were of red varieties, this figure is lowerthan the equivalent for 1998 (98%),indicating a small relative increase inplanting of white varieties.

Cabernet Sauvignon (25%) and Shiraz(28%) together account for 53% of allgrapevines planted in South Australia, withChardonnay the third largest variety at11% of the total.

There are 2912 growers in the twelveidentified regions in South Australia. 59%of growers own properties less than 10hectares in size, while 6% of growers ownproperties of 50 hectares or more. On theother hand, the 6% with the largestvineyards account for nearly 50% of thetotal plantings.

The biggest increase in plantings was inthe Lower Murray zone (SA Riverland),with over 1000 hectares of new vineyardsplanted. However, the fastest growingregion in 1999 was the Limestone Coast –other zone, which showed a 17% increasein plantings during 1999.

Explanatory notes to accompany thetables

1. Vineyard plantings are recorded bythe hundred and section number, notby Geographical Indication .I n f o r m a t i o n i s p r e s e n t e dapproximately in GI regions or zonesby classifying each hundred into a GIregion or zone. This classification isnot always accurate, as somehundreds are split between GIregions. A list of the hundredsincluded in each region or zone isprovided with each table.

2. Where vines have been removed ortopworked and replaced, only the newvariety is recorded in the database.Therefore each plantings column onlyincludes those vines planted in agiven year that are still in the ground.This explains why the figure for agiven year may be different in the2000 report compared with the 1999report.

3. Where a 0 appears in the table, thisindicates the presence of a planting ofless than 0.5hectare. Where a cell isblank, there are no plantings of thatvariety. Rounding may produce aslight error in totals.

4. Minor anomalies in the record-keepingsystem account for slight variations inthe total area reported for the state indifferent tables.

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – S o u t h A u s t r a l i a s t a t e s u m m a r y

Y ear planted – area in hectares

Variety Pre-96 1996 1997 1998 1999 Total% planted

in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

BARBERA 4 1 0 1 5 11 47%

CABERNET FRANC 228 3 3 16 26 276 10%

CABERNET SAUVIGNON 6495 1256 2213 2641 1053 13658 8%

GRENACHE 1571 26 52 72 109 1829 6%

MALBEC 186 14 19 19 51 289 18%

MATARO 396 22 31 61 60 569 11%

MERLOT 800 487 725 831 329 3171 10%

NEBBIOLO 2 0 1 5 16 24 64%

PETIT VERDOT 53 32 84 166 158 492 32%

PINOT NOIR 744 24 112 172 107 1159 9%

RUBY CABERNET 315 62 65 176 159 777 20%

SANGIOVESE 7 30 36 21 47 142 33%

SHIRAZ 7509 1495 2094 3009 1507 15613 10%

TEMPRANILLO 0 0 0 5 6 12 55%

ZINFANDEL 1 1 3 1 5 11 45%

OTHER RED 190 9 12 2 8 220 4%

TOTAL RED WINEGRAPES 18500 3460 5451 7196 3647 38254 10%

WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 5292 432 250 153 80 6206 1%

CHENIN BLANC 360 7 1 4 2 375 0%

COLOMBARD 356 47 37 64 106 609 17%

DORADILLO 264 264 0%

MUSCADELLE 145 145 0%

MUSCAT BLANC 170 0 171 0%

PALOMINO 123 123 0%

PEDRO XIMENEZ 136 136 0%

PINOT GRIS 1 2 6 6 13 27 47%

RIESLING 2241 24 22 47 66 2401 3%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 682 67 58 103 33 943 4%

SEMILLON 1364 253 141 72 25 1856 1%

TRAMINER 196 0 0 197 0%

TREBBIANO 138 1 1 139 0%

VERDELHO 112 49 41 26 23 249 9%

VIOGNIER 12 12 16 20 36 96 37%

OTHER WHITE 242 2 15 8 0 267 0%

TOTAL WHITE WINEGRAPES 11834 895 587 504 385 14205 3%

OTHER

MUSCAT GORDO BLANCO 1306 46 15 9 3 1379 0%

SULTANA 821 10 3 5 2 841 0%

OTHER MULTIPURPOSE 232 6 2 3 3 246 1%

BLACK TABLE GRAPES 47 5 2 5 0 59 1%

WHITE TABLE GRAPES 24 2 3 0 0 30 1%

ROOTSTOCK BLOCK 29 4 12 1 3 49 6%

TOTAL OTHER VARIETIES 2459 73 36 23 12 2603 0%

TOTAL ALL VARIETIES 32793 4428 6074 7723 4044 55062 7%

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T o t a l p l a n t i n g s i n S o u t h A u s t r a l i a – p e r c e n t a g e b y r e g i o n

P l a n t i n g s i n S o u t h A u s t r a l i a i n 1 9 9 9 b y r e g i o n

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20000

AD HILLS CLARE MT LOFTY BAROSSA MCLAREN V L-CREEK FLEURIEU L-MURRAY C'WARRA PADTHAWAY L- COAST SA - OTHER

AD HILLS4%

CLARE8% MT LOFTY

1%

BAROSSA16%

MCLAREN V9%

L-CREEK

8%FLEURIEU

1%

L-MURRAY32%

C'WARRA8%

PADTHAWAY6%

L- COAST

7%

SA - OTHER0%

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G r o w e r s ’ p r o p e r t y s i z e b y r e g i o n

Number of growers by property size (ha)

Region <10 10 - 24 25 - 49 50 +Total

growersMT LOFTY ZONE - OTHER 27 10 4 2 43ADELAIDE HILLS 114 44 17 8 183MCLAREN VALE 202 76 36 14 328LANGHORNE CREEK 19 32 19 18 88FLEURIEU - OTHER 23 7 5 2 37CLARE VALLEY 120 52 14 16 202BAROSSA ZONE 318 156 68 22 564LOWER MURRAY ZONE 803 353 59 36 1251COONAWARRA 27 29 9 18 83PADTHAWAY 2 3 5 11 21LIMESTONE COAST - OTHER 33 23 16 15 87SA - OTHER 20 5 0 0 25

TOTAL GROWERS 1708 790 252 162 2912% of total growers 59% 27% 9% 6% 100%

TOTAL HECTARES 7997 12266 8564 26084 54911

% of total hectares 15% 22% 16% 48% 100%

This table shows the number of growers in each region with a particular total vineyard area inthat region. For example, in the Adelaide Hills, there are 114 growers with less than 10hectares planted to grapes, and 8 growers with over 50 hectares of grapevines. From thetable it can be seen that a small minority of growers (6%) with property sizes of 50 hectaresor more owns 48% of the total vineyard area.

NB The sum of the number of growers in each region is greater than the total number ofregistered growers in the state because some growers have plantings in more than oneregion.

P r o p e r t y s i z e a n d n u m b e r o f g r o w e r s a s a p e r c e n t a g e o f t h e s t a t e t o t a l

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

<1 0 1 0 - 24 2 5 - 49 50 +

Pr o pe rt y siz e (he ct ar e s)

% of total growers % of total hectares

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – A d e l a i d e H i l l s

Year planted - area in hectares


in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES


GRENACHE 19 0 0 1 1 21 7%

MERLOT 37 22 64 78 36 238 15%

MEUNIER 16 2 2 21 0%

PETIT VERDOT 0 0 2 2 99%

PINOT NOIR 106 14 68 72 56 317 18%

SANGIOVESE 1 4 8 13 61%

SHIRAZ 84 26 58 95 41 304 13%

TEMPRANILLO 0 2 2 4 50%

OTHER RED 11 4 1 1 0 18 2%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 289 25 34 54 29 431 7%

PINOT GRIS 1 0 5 3 6 15 40%

RIESLING 21 2 1 1 25 4%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 101 33 35 86 19 274 7%

SEMILLON 40 16 15 24 6 101 6%

VERDELHO 8 12 2 3 25 11%

VIOGNIER 1 3 13 10 27 37%

OTHER WHITE 2 0 0 2 0 4 0%


OTHER

ROOTSTOCK BLOCKS 1 1 0%


Includes the hundreds of KONDOPARINGA, KUITPO, MACCLESFIELD, ONKAPARINGA, PARRAWIRRA, TALUNGA.

Ade l ai de Hills T ot al p lant i ng s by ye ar p lant ed

Pre-96

38%

1 99 6

8%1 99 7

1 6%

1 99 8

2 5%

19 99

13%

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – C l a r e V a l l e y



in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

CABERNET FRANC 25 1 2 2 30 5%


GRENACHE 56 1 2 3 63 0%

MALBEC 26 4 7 11 22 70 32%

MERLOT 83 14 49 68 30 244 12%

PETIT VERDOT 5 3 10 1 20 5%

PINOT NOIR 18 18 0%

SANGIOVESE 2 6 6 13 26 50%

SHIRAZ 555 131 202 272 236 1397 17%

OTHER RED 11 0 1 3 9 24 39%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 321 13 22 0 355 0%


RIESLING 495 5 7 19 39 566 7%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 46 1 47 0%

SEMILLON 126 28 44 9 1 207 0%

TRAMINER 11 11 0%

OTHER WHITE 31 0 0 1 1 33 2%



Includes the hundreds of CLARE, GILBERT, MILNE, UPPER WAKEFIELD

Clare Valley Total plantings by year planted

Pre-96

55%

1 99 6

6%

1 99 7

14%

19 98

1 4%

19 99

11%

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – M o u n t L o f t y z o n e o t h e r ( i n c A d e l a i d e P l a i n s )


Variety Pre-96 1996 1997 1998 1999 Total

%plantedin 1999

RED WINEGRAPES


GRENACHE 22 1 1 0 23 1%

MALBEC 9 1 10 0%

MERLOT 10 8 4 9 5 36 14%

NEBBIOLO 0 2 2 4 47%

PETIT VERDOT 0 3 3 100%

PINOT NOIR 26 1 27 0%

RUBY CABERNET 3 0 1 4 26%

SANGIOVESE 1 1 2 4 8 49%

SHIRAZ 84 18 7 50 21 181 12%

OTHER RED 9 1 0 0 0 9 1%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 52 4 57 0%

CHENIN BLANC 12 12 0%

RIESLING 22 22 0%


SEMILLON 16 7 22 0%

OTHER WHITE + MULTIPURPOSE 15 0 0 0 0 15 0%



Includes the hundreds of ADELAIDE, MUDDLA WIRRA, MUNNO PARA, PT ADELAIDE, YATALA

Mount Lofty zone - other Total plantings by year planted

Pre-9 6

6 4%1 99 6

8%

1 99 7

3%

19 98

1 6%

19 99

9%

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in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

CABERNET FRANC 64 1 1 65 0%


GRENACHE 642 6 6 4 19 678 3%

MALBEC 19 1 1 2 23 9%

MATARO 91 5 2 3 10 111 9%

MERLOT 94 17 52 43 30 237 13%

PINOT NOIR 165 9 5 4 183 2%

SANGIOVESE 0 2 7 1 6 17 38%

SHIRAZ 1780 207 416 519 339 3262 10%

OTHER RED 44 1 7 7 7 67 11%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 702 22 10 2 5 742 1%

CHENIN BLANC 101 0 101 0%

MUSCADELLE 97 97 0%


PALOMINO 26 26 0%


PINOT GRIS 0 1 0 4 3 8 37%

RIESLING 772 10 15 10 21 828 3%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 123 8 2 1 3 137 2%

SEMILLON 751 47 36 5 5 843 1%

TRAMINER 44 0 44 0%

TREBBIANO 10 1 11 0%

VIOGNIER 6 1 4 2 2 15 15%

OTHER WHITE 49 0 3 0 0 52 0%



Includes the hundreds of BAROSSA, BELVIDERE, DUTTON, MOOROOROO, NURIOOTPA, PT GAWLER, JELLICOE, JUTLAND

B ar os sa Zo ne T ot al pl a nt in gs by y ea r pla nt e d

Pre-96

73%

1 99 6

4%

1 99 7

8%

1 99 8

9%

1999

6%

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in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES



GRENACHE 312 3 4 7 13 339 4%

MERLOT 108 32 37 22 26 225 12%

PETIT VERDOT 6 11 4 1 22 6%


SANGIOVESE 3 3 1 7 18%

SHIRAZ 948 187 261 289 201 1885 11%

OTHER RED 15 1 4 9 3 31 11%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 538 21 8 2 0 569 0%

CHENIN BLANC 30 30 0%

RIESLING 98 0 99 0%


SEMILLON 121 19 2 142 0%

VERDELHO 6 7 3 3 19 17%

VIOGNIER 1 2 12 2 17 0%

OTHER WHITE 37 1 11 4 0 53 0%



Includes the hundreds of NOARLUNGA, WILLUNGA

McLaren ValeTotal plantings by year planted

Pre-96

68%

19 96

7%

1 99 7

1 0%

1998

9%

1 99 9

6%

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in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES



GRENACHE 7 1 20 45 72 62%

MALBEC 9 1 10 5 15 40 36%

MERLOT 31 125 48 106 8 318 2%

NEBBIOLO 0 1 9 10 88%

PETIT VERDOT 2 8 5 24 10 49 20%


SANGIOVESE 0 28 8 2 6 44 14%

SHIRAZ 537 135 104 648 138 1561 9%

OTHER RED 1 0 0 0 14 15 93%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 171 78 7 20 12 289 4%

RIESLING 11 14 5 30 16%

SEMILLON 2 20 10 3 35 9%

VERDELHO 14 27 3 1 10 55 17%

VIOGNIER 0 1 0 8 9 92%

OTHER WHITE 15 1 5 1 3 23 11%



Includes the hundreds of BREMER, FREELING, STRATHALBYN

Langhorne Creek Total plantings by year planted

Pre-96

3 8%

1 99 6

1 4%

19 97

8%

1 99 8

3 0%

19 99

10%

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – F l e u r i e u z o n e o t h e r ( i n c l u d e s F l e u r i e u P e n a n d K a n g a r o o I s l a n d )



in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES


MERLOT 5 36 4 45 9%

PINOT NOIR 5 10 4 19 0%

SHIRAZ 30 14 40 81 17 182 9%

OTHER RED 0 0 6 1 5 12 37%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 20 8 4 1 33 3%


SEMILLON 10 1 11 3 25 0%

OTHER WHITE 3 1 0 5 2 11 22%



Includes the hundreds of BRINKLEY, DUDLEY, DUNCAN, ENCOUNTER BAY, GOOLWA, MCGILLIVRAY, MENZIES, MYPONGA,NANGKITA, NEWLAND, SEDDON, YANKALILLA

Fl e ur i eu z on e - o th er T ot al pl an t in gs by y ea r pla nt e d

1996

6%

1997

2 3%

1998

40%

1 99 9

9% Pre-96

22%

P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – S A o t h e r ( i n c S o u t h e r n F l i n d e r s , E y r e a n d Y o r k e P e n i n s u l a )



%planted in

1999

WINEGRAPES

SHIRAZ 12 31 39 10 101 10%

CABERNET SAUVIGNON 9 14 8 33 24%

OTHER VARIETIES 0 2 6 2 0 13 0%


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in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

CABERNET FRANC 42 42 0%


MALBEC 16 16 0%

MERLOT 138 20 48 86 1 293 0%

PETIT VERDOT 9 0 1 10 0%

PINOT NOIR 103 2 5 110 5%

SHIRAZ 756 15 43 95 5 913 1%

OTHER RED 4 0 0 0 0 5 0%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 332 13 12 15 371 0%

RIESLING 215 3 218 0%


OTHER WHITE 7 0 6 0 0 13 0%



Includes the hundreds of COMAUM, GREY, PENOLA

Coonawarra Total plantings by year planted

Pre-96

71%

1 99 6

5%

1 99 7

10%

1 99 8

1 2%

1 99 9

2%

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%planted in

1999

RED WINEGRAPES

CABERNET FRANC 23 23 0%


MALBEC 33 4 37 0%

MERLOT 109 22 22 15 4 171 3%

PINOT NOIR 133 4 137 0%

SHIRAZ 511 51 32 79 56 729 8%

OTHER RED 6 1 2 0 0 9 0%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 753 6 759 0%

MUSCADELLE 17 17 0%

MUSCAT BLANC 16 16 0%

RIESLING 315 315 0%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 49 2 2 52 4%

SEMILLON 89 89 0%

TRAMINER 67 67 0%

VERDELHO 24 9 2 34 6%

VIOGNIER 0 4 4 0%



Includes the hundreds of GLENROY, HYNAM, PARSONS

Padthaway Total plantings by year planted

Pre-96

81%

19 96

5%

1 99 7

5%

19 98

5%

19 99

4%

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P l a n t i n g d e t a i l s – L i m e s t o n e C o a s t z o n e o t h e r ( i n c B o r d e r t o w n , W r a t t o n b u l l y , R o b e , M t B e n s o n a n d M t G a m b i e r r e g i o n )



in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

CABERNET FRANC 6 19 25 74%


MALBEC 4 1 11 16 70%

MATARO 0 24 24 100%

MERLOT 61 85 68 109 105 429 24%

PETIT VERDOT 12 7 4 12 24 60 40%

PINOT NOIR 66 2 13 33 9 122 7%

SHIRAZ 304 109 88 222 195 919 21%

OTHER RED 4 1 0 1 6 12 48%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 304 8 2 9 8 331 2%


SEMILLON 48 5 4 57 6%

VERDELHO 7 2 10 0%

OTHER WHITE 3 0 0 2 5 10 52%



Includes the hundreds of BRAY, BLANCHE, BOWAKA, CAROLINE, GAMBIER, HINDMARSH, JESSIE, JOYCE, JOANNA,KILLANOOLA, LOCHABER, LAKE GEORGE, MONBULLA, NARACOORTE, MT BENSON, ROBERTSON, ROSS, SPENCE, SYMON,WATERHOUSE, WIRREGA.

Limestone Coast-other Total plantings by year planted

Pre-96

38%

1 99 6

12%

1 99 7

13%

1 99 8

20%

1 99 9

17%

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in 1999

RED WINEGRAPES

SHIRAZ 1910 579 796 571 239 4096 6%


MERLOT 113 137 313 254 80 897 9%

RUBY CABERNET 305 62 65 174 146 752 19%

GRENACHE 528 14 17 55 30 644 5%

MATARO 306 17 26 51 17 417 4%

PETIT VERDOT 12 16 47 108 109 292 37%

PINOT NOIR 39 1 5 11 32 89 36%

MALBEC 67 2 0 0 0 70 1%

SANGIOVESE 0 12 5 5 21 21%

OTHER RED 125 4 12 6 1 148 1%


WHITE WINEGRAPES

CHARDONNAY 1801 244 139 47 24 2255 1%

COLOMBARD 348 47 37 64 106 602 18%

SEMILLON 169 112 27 21 6 336 2%

RIESLING 268 3 0 0 272 0%

DORADILLO 254 254 0%

CHENIN BLANC 214 6 1 4 2 228 1%

SAUVIGNON BLANC 126 2 6 134 0%

TREBBIANO 130 1 130 0%

VERDELHO 47 13 12 17 5 94 5%

PALOMINO 91 91 0%


VIOGNIER 4 1 0 2 8 15 52%

TRAMINER 60 0 60 1%

SYLVANER 58 58 0%


OTHER WHITE 167 1 0 1 0 169 0%


OTHER

MUSCAT GORDO BLANCO 1301 46 15 8 3 1373 0%

SULTANA 854 10 3 5 1 873 0%

OTHER MULTIPURPOSE 246 6 2 3 3 260 1%

BLACK TABLE GRAPES 48 5 2 5 0 60 1%

WHITE TABLE GRAPES 23 2 3 0 0 28 1%

ROOTSTOCK BLOCKS 26 4 12 3 44 7%


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