With over a century of combined winemaking history, Orange region based wineries Ross Hill Wines, Angullong Wines, Philip Shaw Wines and Printhie Wines will be showcasing their vintages to the industry.
The Orange region is considered ideal for grape growing and winemaking because of the combination of geology, soils, climate and temperature. These factors combined, produce grapes and wine of distinct flavour and colour with the climate playing the biggest part in giving Orange its distinct natural advantages. The cool temperatures during the growing season coupled with dry autumn conditions are ideal for grape growing.
Proprietor, James Robson, Ross Hill Wines commented on the region’s grape growing.
“The region is planted to 60 per cent red wine varieties and 40 per cent white wine varieties, which says something about the region but also says something about the national palate in the 21st century", Robson said.
Robson further explained his reason for exhibiting at The Drinks Industry Show was to educate and “increase consumers’ awareness of their local wine region.”
Fellow cool climate wine producers, Angullong Wines and Philip Shaw Wines will also join Ross Hill Wines at the upcoming Taste Orange @ Sydney this week.
The Drinks Industry Show will further feature an educational and entertaining series of Show Highlights this year, including expert-led seminars, master classes, mixology demos, taste testing, a drinks lounge and the highly anticipated Australian Bartenders Guild (ABG) Classic & Flair National Cocktail Competition. Also co-locating at The Drinks Industry Show will be the drinks association's Special Event Network Breakfast on Tuesday 17 November.
To register your free attendance at The Drinks Industry Show, or for exhibitor information visit www.drinksindustryshow.com.au or call 02 9556 7985.
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