Which GI corresponds to Upper Goulburn?

Upper Goulburn is part of the wider region that is known for its unique climate and viticultural conditions. The Goulburn Valley itself is located within the state of Victoria and is recognized for producing a variety of grape varieties, particularly Shiraz and Chardonnay, among others.

The correct association of Upper Goulburn with the Bendigo GI is based on the geographical and climatic proximity as well as the historical context of viticulture in the area. Bendigo GI is a well-established region that encompasses a part of the Goulburn Valley, making it relevant for wines produced in Upper Goulburn. This association is important for understanding the terroir and style of wines sourced from the Upper Goulburn area.

Other options do not align as closely with Upper Goulburn. For example, the Orange GI is in New South Wales and has distinct cooler climate conditions that support different grape varieties. Fra North GI and Southern Fleurieu GI refer to regions outside of the Goulburn Valley, each with their own unique characteristics and appeal, but they do not directly relate to Upper Goulburn. Understanding these geographical indications helps to grasp the specific wine profiles and regional styles indicative of the different areas within Australia’s diverse viticultural landscape.