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Punt Road Wines is proudly owned and operated by the Napoleone family and they, along with winemaker Kate Goodman, bring together a wealth of experience and a palpable ... read more
Rocky Gardens Preserves is a family owned and operated Berry Farm, situated in the beautiful Tamar Valley, of Northern Tasmania, known for its award winning homemade ... read more
Robert Channon Wines is a boutique winery in the Granite Belt area of Queensland Southern Downs. The Granite Belt is Queensland's premium wine grape growing area, ... read more
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If you like cheese fondue, you will love this dish. It is rich and bright in flavour and goes well with marsanne. I bet you'll cook this combination again and again »
This dish illustrates the principle of serving barbera early in the meal with antipasti, pastas and other starter dishes. Chicken liver crostini is a perfect match with the barbera cutting through the richness »
A regional fish stew made from the catch of the day, cioppino is said to have been developed by Italian fishermen who settled in San Francisco in the 1800s. The rich lobster is a natural pairing with roussanne and is a favourite combination »
Nebbiolo requires rich, tannin-cancelling food and duck fits the bill. Slow braises are a good match with this wine and chestnuts add richness, with their natural sweetness amplifying the wine's fruit »
Lamb and tempranillo are a match made in heaven. The sweet richness of this dish brings out the fruit in the wine and together the combination is earthy and fragrant »
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