Tasmania is renowned for its world-class chardonnay, pinot noir and sparkling wines, but what about shiraz and syrah? The ...

Today, Condé Nast Traveler's Matt Ortile is joined in Australia by Gayle Kabaker, artist for The New Yorker, to undertake an ...

East Coast Tasmania is one of Australia’s most scenic regions, combining white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, set against dense native bushland with stretches of vineyards further inland.

One of the island’s most revered vineyards has opened its doors to the public. When Michael Hill-Smith and Martin Shaw of ...

“The Bicheno Food and Wine Festival highlights and promotes Bicheno and the surrounding region as a desirable destination for people to visit,” Minister Duigan said. “We know driving visitation to our ...

In the industry’s new cool-­climate frontier of Tasmania, by contrast, wine grapes fetch close to $4000 a tonne. The lucrative Chinese market collapsed in 2020 with the imposition of crushing ...

When Josef Chromy’s assistant winemaker Yael Sandler first arrived in Tasmania, she thought she’d found Nirvana. For years, Sandler had nurtured a passion for sparkling wine, and to her ...

The Bicheno Food and Wine Festival has kicked off Tasmania’s summer events season with a bang, attracting thousands of people ...

Here’s the rankings. Highly celebrated Northern Tasmanian sparkling wine maker House of Arras placed 12 on Australia’s Top 100 wineries list by Halliday Wine Companion and Sense of Taste.

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