Despite battling drought, heavy rains and strong winds amid a global pandemic, Granite Belt wine producers are expecting the vintage to be remembered for some remarkable wines.

Concern among the Queensland growing region surrounding patchy fruit set has been alleviated - many pleasantly surprised with the vintage they've delivered.

Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Granite Belt Wine Industry's Peter O'Reilly to hear more about the wild season:


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Despite battling drought, heavy rains and strong winds amid a global pandemic, Granite Belt wine producers are expecting the vintage to be remembered for some remarkable wines.
Concern among the Queensland growing region surrounding patchy fruit set has been alleviated - many pleasantly surprised with the vintage they've delivered.
Rural reporter Sophie Clarke caught up with Granite Belt Wine Industry's Peter O'Reilly to hear more about the wild season:
 Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast

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