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Tamar Valley Wine Region
The Tamar Valley Wine Region is located on land surrounding the extensive Tamar inlet and estuary that extends from George Town south the Launceston on the North East coast of Tasmania. You can enjoy the delightful diversity and charms of the Tamar Valley boutique wineries and cellar doors along the Tamar Valley Wine Route. Each of the cellar doors and vineyards has its own special charm and character and the wineries are generally small so that you can talk with the owner and wine producer about the local wines. Enjoy one of more days tasting the award-winning Pinot noirs, Chardonnays, Rieslings and Sauvignon blancs from the cool-climate vineyards. Follow the trail northward from Launceston along the banks of the Tamar River estuary and head eastward to the exquisite wineries of the Pipers
River and Pipers River area. Pause to enjoy the many other highlights of the Tamar Valley including the famous Platypus World and Seahorse World Beauty Point and the Hillwood Strawberry Farm. Then return down the other side of the Tamar River estuary and Valley back to Launceston. The ideal places to stay are Launceston, Beauty Point, Mayfield, George Town, Beaconsfield. There are a number of tour companies that provide half or full day tours of the region or you can organise tour own tour - contact the local information centres for details.The local wineries include Daniel Alps at Strathlynn, Rosevears Vineyard Retreat, Iron Pot Bay Wines and Tamar Ridge Wines, most of which have restaurants to sample local Tasmanian food. At Beaconsfield, you can learn the history of local gold mining at
the Grubb Shaft Museum. George Town and Low Head at the mouth of the estuary have wonderful displays of
heritage buildings, historic lighthouses, grand old sailing ships as well as penguins and seals.
Local attractions include: The Artisan Gallery, Narawntapu National Park, Seal and Sea adventures,
Low Head Pilot Station and Maritime Museum, Launceston Lakes and Wildlife Park, Tamar Islands Wetlands Centre,
Notley Fern Gorge, Glengarry Bush Maze and Tearooms, Artisan Gallery and Wine Centre,
The Grubb Shaft Gold and Heritage Museum, Seahorse World, Platypus House, A cruise on the Shuttlefish Ferry.
See the Tamar Valley Wine Route Guide
The Tamar Valley Region includes three districts :
West Tamar Valley & Launceston ;
Pipers Brook and River ;
East Tamar Valley
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- Bay of Fires, TAS
- Beautiful Isle Wines, TAS
- Bell & Gong, TAS
- Bellingham, TAS
- Brook Eden, TAS
- Bundaleera, TAS
- Cabbage Tree Hill Wines, TAS
- Chartley Estate, TAS
- Clover Hill, TAS
- Dalrymple, TAS
- DelamereVineyard, TAS
- Elmslie Wines, TAS
- Goaty Hill Vineyard, TAS
- GoldersVineyard, TAS
- Grey Sands, TAS
- Holm Oak, TAS
- Iron Pot Bay, TAS
- Jansz, TAS
- Jinglers Creek, TAS
- Josef Chromy, TAS
- Kelly`s Creek, TAS
- Leaning Church Vineyard, TAS
- Loira Vines, TAS
- Marions Vineyard, TAS
- Moores Hill, TAS
- Notley Gorge, TAS
- Old Stornoway, TAS
- Penfolds, TAS
- Pipers Brook, TAS
- Providence, TAS
- Relbia Estate, TAS
- Rosevears, TAS
- Rotherhythe, TAS
- Saint Matthias, TAS
- Sharmans Wines, TAS
- Sinapius Vineyard, TAS
- Sterling Heights, TAS
- Stoney Rise / Holyman, TAS
- Strawberry Farm, TAS
- Swinging Gate, TAS
- Tamar Ridge Wines, TAS
- Three Wishes, TAS
- Valleyfield Vineyard, TAS
- Velo Wines, TAS
- Waterton Hall Wines, TAS
- Wines for Joanie, TAS
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