Tasmania Unbottled
Wine buffs will have the opportunity to enjoy some of Tasmania’s leading wines at September tasting events in Sydney and Brisbane.
More than 100 wines from 28 top producers will be offered which include world class Sparkling and Pinot Noir along with selected highly rated cool climate Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon.
SYDNEY – Museum of Contemporary Art, Monday the 1st of September 2008
BRISBANE – The City Hall, Wednesday 3rd of September 2008
The event will be open to the public from 4pm to 8pm at a cost of $45 per head. Tasmanian gourmet delights will accompany the wine tasting line up.
For further information, bookings and trade registration please go to www.winetasmania.com.au/booking or call 03 6223 3770.
There will also be a one hour master class led by Tasmanian wine experts.
The Master class will be held at 6.30pm and will cost $40.00 in both Sydney and in Brisbane.
The master class will be focussing on award winning Pinot Noir from the region and will be conducted by high profile Tasmanian wine makers.
Bookings are necessary as numbers are limited.
Wine Industry Tasmania, the event organiser, is the peak body representing Tasmania’s grape growers and winemakers – working together to promote the island state as a leading producer of premium cool-climate wines.
Tasmanian Vineyards Represented Include:
Barrringwood Park, Bream Creek Vineyard, Cape Bernier, Clemens Hill Vineyard, Clover Hill, Coal Valley Vineyard, Craigow Vineyard, Dalrymple, Delamere Vineyard, Derwent Estate Vineyard, Domaine A/Stoney Vineyard, Freycinet VY, Frogmore Creek & 42 Degrees South, Ghost Rock Vineyard, Grey Sands Vineyard, Holm Oak Vineyards, Home Hill Wines, Jansz Wine Company, Josef Chromy Wines, Meadowbank Wines, Moorilla Estate, Morningside Vineyard, Pirie South, Pooley Wines, Spring Vale Vineyards, Stefano Lubiana Wines, Tamar Ridge Estates and Heemskerk Wines.
For more information visit: www.winetasmania.com.au
A Report by Michael Osborne – www.maturetraveller.com.au
John Alwyn-Jones
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