Bass Fine Wines
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Invermay TAS 7248
Australia
Bass Fine Wines is located 2 minutes from the CBD of Launceston in Invermay, Tasmania. A modern working winery where visitors will see daily operations such as pressing and bottling along with the laboratory. Taste multiple award winning wines and back vintages available.
Owner/winemaker Guy Wagner has built the scope of his business over a period of 10 and now makes wines for 17 small vineyards in Northern Tasmania in addition to his own wines.
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