Tyrone Estate
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Loxton SA 5333
Australia
Tyrone Estate is located in Loxton, in the Riverland wine region of South Austalia's Lower Murray area.
The Tyrone Estate story commences in the mid - 1940s, when Tyrone's grandparents arrived from Italy.Like many European migrants of the time, the commenced life in their adopted home with few material assets but a dogged determination to succeed. Starting with a small plot of land south of Adelaide, Tyrone's grandfather applied his farming skills to vegetable production. Over time the landholdings increased in size, as did the variety and quantity of produce.
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