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18 Feb 2012 by Jancis Robinson/FT - but this is longer
See tasting notes on nearly 160 Tasmanian wines.
Two things surprised me most about my first chance to explore Tasmania's wine country. The first was quite how small the wine...
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1 Jun 2011 by Jancis Robinson
With mainstream Australian wine regions having been beset by drought and fire, the cooler island conditions of Tasmania to the south have taken on increasing allure - not least because of the...
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9 Sep 2008 by Jancis Robinson
In a nutshell : Cool.
Main grapes : Pinot Noir (red); Chardonnay, Riesling (white).
Wine production on Tasmania has always been small, but its potential is now being...
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16 Aug 2007 by JR
3 Sep update - see below.
Tony Keys and Jenny Stonier produce The Key Report , an independent, subscription-based newsletter which plops into my inbox every week. Today’s...
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23 Jan 2007 by Roger Jones
In the last of his reports from his recent tour around Australia, Roger Jones sends this report on the delights of Tasmania.
Many people think of it as a little island off...
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24 Jan 2006 by JR
find this wine
I taste many sparkling wines from outside the Champagne region and am constantly looking out for something that will deliver the same degree of finesse with...
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7 Dec 2005 by JR
James North, New South Wales:
Domaine A have a second label (Stoney Vineyard) which can be excellent and much cheaper than the first wines. The Stoney Vineyard Cabernet is...
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9 Mar 2012 by Jancis Robinson
The most interesting session I took part in at last month's International Cool Climate Symposium in Tasmania was a blind tasting of dozens of different Rieslings with residual sugar levels that...
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18 Feb 2012 by Nick Lander/FT
On
the waterfront at Hobart, the capital of Tasmania and the home to what I was
reliably informed is the best-preserved collection of Georgian buildings
outside the UK, is a large...
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16 Feb 2012 by Jancis Robinson
See also Tasmania - island of opportunity The week before last I had the great pleasure of exploring
Tasmanian wine country for the first time while attending the eighth International
Cool...
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2 Feb 2012 by Jancis Robinson
There has so far been only one thing wrong with the Eighth International Cool Climate Symposium here in Tasmania: the weather. As I write on Thursday evening just before the gala dinner to be...
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3 Oct 2011 by Jancis Robinson
I can't remember exactly when it was that Professor Sakkie Pretorius, head of the Australian Wine Research Institute in Adelaide, first approached me about being the keynote speaker at the...
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2 Dec 2005 by JR
I have just been reminded by Rodrigo in your turn of the excellent and unusual Tasmanian producer Domaine A, run by Peter Althaus who also has interests in the wine scene in China. Here...
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23 Jun 2004 by JR
Mary Garland, Hong Kong:
I am currently researching the Tasmanian...
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19 Sep 2002 by JR
We all know the 1997 red bordeaux were so overpriced that we didn't want to buy them. But this is a vintage that can provide some really quite pleasant drinking now, provided it wasn't you who...
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