Whilst I was busy in the business of promoting and selling my wines, I was somewhat distracted by the two magnificent cars that arrived in formation. The closest is a 2013 Clubman and the one behind is a 2003 model. Looked that same but the power plant in the later one is a Mustang and […]
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Couldn’t think of a better word! Last week I entertained one of my colleagues with whom I trekked Shaggy Ridge and associated battlefields in the Finesterre Ranges of Papua New Guinea in 2010. The main course was a favourite of mine: Tasmanian Atlantic Salmon marinated and then poached in our own Verjuice. To go with
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Whispering into my ear the other day was Gary the Goat, vineyard resident for over 11 years (pictured). It’s his year – the Year of the Goat. Now for those who have been mislead, particularly in Indian restaurants, it is not the Year of the Ram or Sheep – an error brought about by a
Duck Sticks? Well, if you haven’t been to a duck crawl in Melbourne, Sydney or Hong Kong you wouldn’t know. Two wags, Roy Moorfield and Ron Leslie, started duck crawls in Melbourne some 22 years ago, and what a great way to enjoy a broad variety of duck dishes and Pinot Noir wines. The “crawl”
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Gary: “Boss, I have had a look through the website. Mate, you haven’t said very much about our premium Tasmanian wines! You have rattled on about the viticulture and all the good work I do but nothing that sells!” Boss: “You know you’re right Gazza. We have made some real classics and also we would
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