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Great Southern Wine Odyssey - Busselton Edition
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Great Southern Wine Odyssey - Busselton Edition

Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 3:30 PMShelter Brewing Co. · Busselton

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Taste your way through the world’s largest wine region, in one seaside afternoon at Shelter. Across the Great Southern Wine Region, vines sink their roots into ancient ironstone gravels, sandy loams and clay soils derived from gneissic and granite bedrocks. These distinctive soils, combined with the coolest climate in Western Australia, help shape wines of purity, elegance and complexity. Vast plains, ancient ranges, altitude, aspect and the influence of the Southern Ocean create a remarkable diversity of growing conditions. The result is a region where the same variety can take an entirely different path. At Great Southern Wine Odyssey, we invite you to create your own journey. Settle in upstairs at Shelter Brewing Co. from 3.30pm until 6.30pm on Sunday 4th October and explore 75+ cool-climate wines from 15 Great Southern makers. Wander at your own pace, enjoy a range of included canapés, meet the owners and teams behind the wines, secure orders of in-demand releases and taste your way across the world’s largest wine region, all in one chilled Sunday afternoon. Discover the distinction between the Great Southern’s five subregions of Frankland River, Mount Barker, Porongurup, Denmark and Albany and compare their key varieties, Riesling, Shiraz, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, alongside a broader exploration of the region’s traditional and alternative varieties and contemporary styles, with méthode traditionnelle, whole bunch and pét-nat up for tasting too. Ancient soils. Cool climate. Five distinct subregions. Endless possibility. This is your Great Southern Wine Odyssey. Plantagenet Wines 3drops Alkoomi Castle Rock Estate Duke's Vineyard Ferngrove Galafrey Gilbert Wines La Violetta Lange Estate Plan B Swinney The Next Hundred Years Zarephath Image courtesy of Tourism Western Australia – Misery Beach, Albany

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