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Google News: What's New in Tasmania
[e-Travel Blackboard (press release)] - The Tasmanian Wild Abalone Tour combines adventure with dining, while those seeking a more sedate epicurean experience can be content sampling cheeses and wine at the new Wicked Cheese Co. tasting house and Josef Chromy winery respectively.
Notes from a small island
www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
[Yorkshire Post] - My votes go to Josef Chromy, Frogmore Creek and Velo. Native Point is also on my favourites list, not only for the quality of the wine but for the fact that it is owned by Yorkshire-born Tim High and his Scots-born wife Sheena.
Innovative investment gives Tasmanian farmers the edge
www.investinaustralia.com
[Invest in Australia] - Mr Crean and Ms Giddings visited the Josef Chromy Winery in Relbia to announce the SenseT project will be funded under the $120 million Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental agreement (IGA) economic diversification package.
Google News: Old growth, new life
[Sydney Morning Herald] - Beside a roaring fire in the longhouse - the evenings are chilly here, even in summer - we meet for a Tassie-grown tipple: Josef Chromy Pinot Noir, James Boag's beer and King Island double brie, as an incessant drizzle falls on the forest.
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