Tasmanian Times
Wine
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3.0KTaste Event Seeks New Future
It’s hard to believe that when Tasmania’s premier food and wine event first began at the end of the 1980s, it was...
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Invercarron Breathes Life into Secret Valley
As a teenager used to life outdoors on a sixth-generation farming property in southern Tasmania, Andrew Jones might have been expected to...
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Industry Soms All Set to Shine
Ever been to a restaurant where the wine quality was better than the food? No, me neither. And perhaps that’s just as...
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Eastford Creek Joins Coastal Flock of Vineyards
Featured image above: Rob Nichols and Andrew Gaman, Eastford Creek Vineyard. Image courtesy Mark Smith. As a young bloke growing up on...
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Biodynamics Brings Sweet Success
When the morning air is filled with the sweet subtle aromas of dark fungal earth, there’s nothing quite like the smell of...
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Cool Vintage a Sparkling Success
If the dull skies and chilly air this morning had you hankering to stay in bed a while longer than usual, spare...
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Devilishly Good News for Tasmania’s East Coast
The pursuit of business excellence seldom reaps the rich rewards it often deserves. But for those in search of the best in...
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Easter Time to Check the Small Stuff
In the wine world, small is often better. Consider Australia’s wine-producing fraternity. In any given vintage, it harvests around 1.75 million tonnes...
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Tolpuddle – Small Site, Great Deeds
For a site that grows such a tiny amount of Australia’s Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Tolpuddle Vineyard receives a surprisingly large amount...
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ECHO Bounces Back after COVID-19
With overnight temperatures nudging single digit figures, Spring Vale managing director Tim Lyne admits much of the romance associated with sparkling wine...
