Laurel Bank Wines
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Granton TAS 7030
Australia
Fax: 03 6263 3117
Email: carland@netspace.net.au
Appointment Email: info@laurelbankwines.com.au
Laurel Bank was established by Kerry Carland in 1986 at Granton, in the Derwent Valley, just 20 minutes from the Hobart CBD.
Situated on moderate, north-facing slopes overlooking the Derwent river, the vineyard has a cool maritime microclimate and is ideally suited to the varieties planted: riesling, sauvignon blanc, pinot noir and a small amount of Bordeaux varieties, mainly cabernet sauvignon.
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- Southern Tasmania
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