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Melbourne and Yarra Valley wines

The Yarra Valley is Melbourne's breadbasket and one of the country's top wine producers with over 40 wineries delivering everything from excellent Cabernet Sauvignon to a good bubbly made by the Australian wing of Moet & Chandon.
The area is also known for one of the most scenic routes along the Great Ocean Road to Adelaide.

Produced by Sid and Mary Lee Nolan for Compulsive Traveler.

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