South Australia to embrace tasty Cypriot wine variety
South Australia to embrace tasty Cypriot wine variety The Xynisteri variety is drought resistant and enjoyed by consumers. Soon you might be taking a new wine to your next Aussie barbecue: Xynisteri. Researchers led by Alexander Copper have been investigating three Cypriot grape varieties at the University of Adelaide. As well as growing well in hot and dry Australian vineyards, the grapes proved to make tasty wines comparable to Pinot Gris and Chardonnay. Alex Copper with propagated Xynisteri vines at Waite campus “With climate change placing greater strain on the resources needed to sust...