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What food and wine trails are there in Australia?

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If you want to visit some of the lesser known  BUT  just Great producing  wineries , travel about  2-3 hours north of Brisbane to the Burnett River District ( use Kingaroy as a base).

Within  2 hours from there you can drive and visit  in excess of 10-12 wineries, many are  award winners  and have been  presented on shows such  " Wine Lovers  Guide to Australia  "  (SBS ) as well numerous books and articles.

As for food , many have Wonderful restaurants  attached or close by. As well as the Wonderful Kingaroy/Nambour/Kenilworth  Cheese factories.
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The central west in NSW - has a fabulous food and wine trail - it is much less commercial than the other more traditional areas winery areas - You can eat all the way from Sydney!
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There are a lot of trails like this in SA. See previous comments. The Adelaide Hills is another region that is gaining publicity, and is easily accessible. Woodside, Balhannah, Hahndorf, Ashton, Piccadilly and Bridgewater are all worth a visit, with many cellar door operations and terrific local produce. If time is limited, try the cellar bottle shop in Stirling, which does tastings of locally produced wines. The Tapas wine bar in Stirling is also worth a visit.

Contact SA Travel for more info.

Happy sipping!
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Some of the best are in South Australia!

Yes, the Barossa is fantastic

The Clare valley is great too

But for close to the capital city and a bit of everything, the Fleurieu Peninsula is the one...

the McLaren Vale Cheese and Wine trail beginning at "Blessed Cheese" and the Fleurieu Food Guide...check them out!
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Best wine are in NSW is the Hunter Valley, 2 hours North of Sydney.

SA has the Barossa Valley.

Melbourne has the Yarra Valley.
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The Hunter Valley in NSW would be the best one to go to in nsw... its a very pretty spot and a beautiful day time drive as well...
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clearly the best place for food and white wine(only) is tasmania eat steak here and you will never eat steak anywhere else again. seriously
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There are some good ones in the Warwick / Stanthorpe area. Lots of wineries (Ballandean comes to mind - but there are dozens).
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The Coonawarra region in South Australia is the best kept secret. It is a bit of a trip to get there from Adelaide, but it has what is arguably the best reds in Australia, if not the world. There are also some lovely old pubs you can stay in on the way and the best thing is - there are hardly any tourists!!!
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in western australia theres the margaret river region, the wine from here is world famous. A friend of mine recently saw it advertised in China!
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hunter valley

stanthorpe
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The Hunter Valley has some of the best.
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YOU CAN have kangaroo on-toast washed down with fosters sparkling billabong juice ok bluey any day of the week
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