Name calling  March 21, 2006 Producer groups disagree with some
of the new regional delineations.  Producer groups disagree with
some of the new regional delineations. Photo: Rob Banks  The
controversial finishing touches are being put to Australia's
wine map, writes Jeni Port.  THE winemakers of East Gippsland
don't exist.  Not officially anyway. Small in production, they
don't meet new statutory requirements to become a fully fledged
wine region. But still they are demanding their own identity, a
right to exist.  They call themselves "Wine East Gippsland".
The winemakers of "Southern Gippsland" don't officially exist
either, and, like those in East Gippsland, choose to market and
promote themselves outside the accepted system.  It's almost
certain that their neighbours in Central Gippsland will join
them.  It's not the first time a dispute over boundaries has
given heartburn to the wine industry's boundary rider, the
Geographical Indications Committee (GIC).  The Coonawarra
dispute went all the way to the