South Australia other Regional summary report 2009

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1 South Australia other Regional summary report 2009

2 South Australia (other) Vintage overview South Australia (other) includes the GI region of Southern Flinders Ranges, the Peninsulas zone, and the vineyards in Mount Lofty Ranges (other) and Lower Murray zone (other) see map on cover page. The total area of vines included in this definition is around 1,000 hectares. Overview of vintage statistics The harvest from South Australia (other) was 3,128 tonnes in 2009, slightly below the 2008 and the 2007 vintages. The total value of from the region decreased to $2.3 million compared with just under $4 million last year. There were no new plantings across the area covered by SA zone (other) in spring 2008 (even including top-working and replacements). The ABARE estimated production from the South Australia (other) vineyards for 2010 is 4,400 tonnes. The wineries committed intake is almost the same, leaving no expected surplus fruit. The estimated supply stays the same across the forecast period, while the wineries committed intake reduces to 1,000 tonnes, leaving an estimated 3,500 tonnes uncommitted at this stage for Across the state, assuming "normal" growing conditions, there is expected to be a 120,000 tonne surplus compared with demand in 2014 (see State Summary section). 108

3 SA - other Winegrape intake summary - vintage 2009 Incorporates Southern Flinders Ranges (740 tonnes), The Peninsulas (121 tonnes), Mount Lofty Ranges zone other (855 tonnes) and Lower Murray zone - other (1,413 tonnes). Tonnes purchased Lowest price 1 Highest price 1 value purchased Calc avg. purch. value per Winery tonne grown fruit crushed 2 Est total value ALL Variety RED Cabernet Sauvignon 521 $500 $2,000 $427,460 $ $438,726 Grenache 63 $500 $1,100 $41,350 $ $43,327 Mataro 34 $8,605 $ $8,605 Merlot 274 $350 $850 $170,111 $ $170,111 Nebbiolo 4 $1,995 $ $1,995 Petit Verdot 20 $13,016 $ $24,772 Ruby Cabernet 21 $5,215 $ $5,215 Sangiovese 47 $34,184 $ $42,897 Shiraz 1,324 $350 $1,700 $1,145,342 $ ,373 $1,187,950 Tempranillo 13 $13,193 $1, $13,193 Zinfandel $5,212 red wine 2,320 $1,860, ,423 $1,942,002 WHITE Chardonnay 451 $250 $850 $250,971 $ $257,589 Colombard 63 $20,321 $ $20,321 Muscat a Petit Grains Blanc 1 $760 $ $760 Muscat Gordo Blanco 15 $7,670 $ $7,670 Palomino 25 $11,358 $ $11,358 Pinot Gris 39 $29,514 $ $29,514 Riesling 13 $12,230 $ $12,230 Sauvignon Blanc 61 $45,509 $ $48,812 Semillon 21 $12,828 $ $12,828 white wine 689 $391, $401,082 all wine 3,009 $2,251, ,128 $2,343,084 1 Lowest and highest prices are only reported when there are at least three purchasers. Very low prices may relate to extremely small parcels of fruit or fruit delivered that was over the contract amount or penalised for other reasons. 2 It is estimated that the non-response rate for South Australia (other) is 5%. 109

4 SA - other Current plantings by variety and year planted Lower Murray zone - other Variety Pre area Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon % Mataro (Mourvedre) % Merlot % Other red % Petit Verdot % Shiraz % red varieties % White wine Chardonnay % Colombard % Other white % Riesling % Sauvignon Blanc % white varieties % Unknown variety % all varieties % Southern Flinders Ranges Variety Pre area Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon % Merlot % Other red % Shiraz % red varieties % White varieties % for All Groups and Types % 110

5 SA - other Current plantings by variety and year planted Mount Lofty Ranges - other Variety Pre area Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon % Merlot % Other red % Petit Verdot % Sangiovese % Shiraz % red varieties % White wine Chardonnay % Other white % Riesling % Semillon % white varieties % Rootstock block % Unknown variety % all varieties % The Peninsulas Variety Pre area Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon % Other red % Shiraz % red varieties % White varieties % all varieties % for South Australia (other) % 111

6 SA - other Estimated supply and committed intake Est Supply 1 Committed intake 2 Est Supply 1 Committed intake 2 Est Supply 1 Committed intake 2 Winery Contract purchases committed intake Winery Contract purchases committed intake Winery Contract purchases committed intake Variety Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon Grenache Mataro Merlot Nebbiolo Petit Verdot Ruby Cabernet Sangiovese Shiraz 2, ,939 2,007 2, , Tempranillo Zinfandel red wine 3, ,361 3,501 3, ,445 1,589 3, White wine Chardonnay Colombard Muscat a Petit Grains Blanc Muscat Gordo Blanco Palomino Pinot Gris Riesling Sauvignon Blanc Semillon white wine ,104 1, All wine 4, ,465 4,643 4, ,948 2,130 4, Supply forecast produced by ABARE based on the ABS Vineyard Survey A raising factor of 1.05 has been applied to committed intake to allow for non-respondents 112

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