Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "wine"
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3.5KWineAfter False Start, Wine Venture Back on Track
Despite having to change names, former cyclist Marcus Burns' and wife Gail's La Villa Wines is back on track.
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2.6KWine
Pembroke Partners Witness Pinot Change
Once known as the granary of Australia, Tasmania’s Coal River Valley is developing an enviable international reputation for the quality of its...
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2.6KWine
Pursuing Pinot on the Edge
Winesmith Mark uncovers why 3 Oregonian Pinot Noirs are in the portfolio of Dr Edge.
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3.4KWine
Fifth-generation Angove adds to Tamar History
Richard Angove's bold Tamar Valley wine initiative is starting to bring fine results, both at home and in South Australia.
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2.7KWine
Second Chance Vines Yield First Class Wines
Freycinet Vineyard is establishing a reputation for the notoriously difficult Sauvignon Blanc. Wine writer Mark Smith takes a look at the east...
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2.7KWine
Time to Re-visit Coast with the Most
Former politician David Llewellyn and wife
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2.8KEconomy
Tasmanians Urged to Replace Seasonal Workers
A new government scheme hopes to mobilise Tasmanians to fill harvest jobs often done by imported labour and backpackers.
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3.9KWine
Ducky Couple are Working to Plan
Despite taking years to find their identity, Puddleduck Vineyard are now powering ahead with a very identifiable brand.
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2.5KWine
Growth and Change Companions
House of Arras and Stargazer both had wines rated Australia's best in the latest Halliday guide. How do they do it?
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3.5KWine
Vineyard Couple not Drowning, Web-surfing
How do two busy professionals manage the burgeoning Cape Bernier vineyward as well? Mark Smith delves into the success of Jenny and...
