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world traveller

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Some good wineries

« on: 27 September, 2009, 17:06 »

I love wine and visiting where it is made adds a lot of fun to the experience. Some that I have found that you might enjoy are:

Coriole, South Australia
A bit of Italy in the McLaren Valley and was one of the first to grow Italian vines.

Vasse Felix, Western Australia
A really famous one in the Margaret River with classy food and a very well known wine.

Lerida Estate, New South Wales
Enjoy the fireside cafre and courtyard terrace that overlooks the Lake George Valley and try the Shiraz Viognier.

Moorilla Estate, Tasmania
In the Derwent Valley in Tasmania and sits on the Derwent River.


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axelhanes

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Re: Some good wineries

« Reply #1 on: 18 January, 2010, 14:47 »

Hi there,
Thanks for the information on the wine...I am always searching for this kind of fun..


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mistyglen

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Re: Some good wineries

« Reply #2 on: 13 March, 2010, 10:23 »

I live in the Hunter Valley and have tried out may of the wineries, if anyone would like any advise then let me know.


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