Armagh

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The winding hills around the village of Armagh are becoming well known as the home of gourmet olives, olive oils, blue gum honey, red wine vinegar and Shiraz, Cabernet and Riesling wines (tastings at the Valley of Armagh olive groves are real delights) and of Jim Barry Wines, producer of the world-renowned 'Armagh Shiraz'.

The historic Armagh Valley lies at the edge of the Clare township at the heart of the Clare Valley Wine Region.

For stunning views of the western plains, continue your climb through the hills to Blyth. The scenic patchwork of colours created by different crops is a treat for all visitors, especially in spring and autumn. Pack a gourmet picnic and stop in at the Brooks Lookout to take advantage of the view. For nature buffs, there is a short interpretative botanical walking trail with up to 100 plants of remnant vegetation. Don't miss a visit to Medika Gallery housed in the original German St Petrie Kirche Lutheran Church.