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Vineyard Cottages is one of the few retreats on the Granite Belt, Queensland, to boast its own licensed restaurant. The award winning Vineyard Cafe retains the special ... read more
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From creating your own sparkling cuvee to blending your own red, from sitting down to eat with the fisherman who caught your crayfish and the man who made the wine you are drinking, Winsor Dobbin highlights six of Australia and New Zealand’s best gourmet experiences »
We explore some chic city hotels with particular appeal to lovers of fine wine and food. From boutique accommodation to art hotels, discover six of the best places to stay in the city »
Once described as quaint and old fashioned, Tasmania has come of age with produce, cafes, restaurants and foodstores that stack up against any in the world »
If you like your wine and food with a dash of fresh air and adventure, then a long weekend on Bruny Island in Southern Tasmanian should be on your travel list. This small island offers much more than you might think »
The biggest city in Tasmania, Hobart, has undergone a renaissance over the past decade with stylish restaurants, wine bars, delicatessens, patisseries, coffee shops and of course the sensational MONA Museum of Old and New Art. This itinerary takes in some of the highlights in and around Hobart »
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