Tasmanian Times
Wine
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1.3KIndustry Springing Into Action
Spring bulbs are on the rise at the moment. That’s a sure sign our soils are warming up after their brief winter...
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Research Turning up Heat on Climate Change Issues
The vexed issue of climate change has become standard fare on our nightly news during the winter months of recent years. Frequent...
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New Vine Projects Grow Industry Future
With row upon row of vines now basking in winter sunshine at Margaret River, Pemberton and the Perth Hills, it’s not hard...
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New Cellar Door Rises to Top Awards
It’s no secret that good wines and great scenery are key components of a memorable cellar door visit. But the best cellar...
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Hobart Wine Show Returns to Full Schedule
The Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania is planning a full Royal Hobart Wine Show this year, after the event was scaled back...
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Chatto’s Novel Solution to Vintage Woes
Who makes the best Pinot Noir? Put that question to a winegrower in Tasmania’s Huon Valley, or to a Kiwi winemaker in...
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Rush to Urban Wine Walk
For a small, quality-driven industry that accounts for barely one percent of all Australian wine by volume, Tasmania has many strings to...
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‘Beyond the Wilderness’ Wines Launched
Coles Liquor are hoping to cash in on the popularity of Tasmanian wines with three new offerings. Indeed they are inviting wine...
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Vineyard Manager having Devil of a Time
When John Austwick first planted vines in the lean and hungry soils of his Craigie Knowe Vineyard at Cranbrook, neighbours and passers-by...
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Winemaker Awards have Tasmanian Flavour
The wine industry welcomes all manner of people into its fold – the dreamer and dilettante; the dogged and dynamic. When New...
