Craigow Wines
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Cambridge TAS 7170
Australia
Craigow Vineyard is a picturesque 11 hectare vineyard located at Cambridge, 30 or so minutes drive from Hobart, in the Coal River Valley wine district in Southern Tasmania.
The vineyard was established in 1989 and has already produced a number of award winning wines.
Current varieties are pinot noir, chardonnay, riesling, and gewurztraminer. The vineyard is part of the historic property of Craigow. The original workman's cottage has been converted into a cellar door outlet.
Craigow's cellar door is open at weekends from September to April as well as at other times by appointment. Craigow wines are available through mail order and retail outlets.
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