Kreglinger Wine Estates & Ninth Island
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Rosevears TAS 7277
Australia
Ninth Island is owned by the Belgian group Krelinger wines Estates and is located in Rosevears in the Tamar Valley of Northern Tasmania.
Ninth Island Vineyard Cellar Door offers tastings and sales of Pipers Brook Vineyard, Ninth Island and Kreglinger wines as well as a gift shop with exclusive Tasmania crafts. Daniel Alps' restaurant at Ninth Island Vineyard offers one of the finest dining experiences on the Island. The excellent cuisine and wine is matched by a sensational view of the Tamar River below, creating the perfect atmosphere for a long leisurely lunch. A truly holistic Tamar Valley experience.
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- North East Tas
- Tamar Valley
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Situated in the Ninth Island Vineyard, on the Tamar River, 'Daniel Alps at Strathlynn boasts one of Tasmania's most picturesque eating spots and one of Tasmania's ... read more
Ninth Island
Discover some of Tasmania's finest food, wine and views at Ninth Island. Situated on the Tamar River, Ninth Island boasts one of Tasmania's most picturesque spots. read more
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