Which of the following is a recognized Geographical Indication (GI) in the South Coast of Australia?

The Shoalhaven Coast has been officially designated as a Geographical Indication (GI) in the South Coast region of Australia. This classification indicates that the wines produced here have distinct characteristics and qualities associated with the specific geographic area, benefiting from its unique climate, soil, and other environmental factors.

The recognition of the Shoalhaven Coast GI reflects the local wine industry's commitment to highlighting the unique terroir of the region. It also helps consumers identify and appreciate wines that genuinely reflect the characteristics of the area, thereby reinforcing the link between the quality of wine and its origins.

The other GIs mentioned, while they may be recognized in Australia, do not specifically belong to the South Coast region. Gundagai, Tumbarumba, and Hilltops are located in different areas. Their designation as GIs signifies their own unique attributes and qualities but does not relate them to the South Coast's specific characteristics as seen with Shoalhaven Coast.