French connection on the Freycinet coast
“Lunch with a view,” reads the no-nonsense sign as we pull into one of many vineyards dotted along Tasmania’s East Coast. It gives little hint of the delicieux experience waiting within.
“Lunch with a view,” reads the no-nonsense sign as we pull into one of many vineyards dotted along Tasmania’s East Coast. It gives little hint of the delicieux experience waiting within.
Here are our best picks from the state’s entertainment scene this week.
One of the UK’s best known celebrity chefs is filming at Salamanca Market this weekend. And the TV presenter, author and travel enthusiast says he’s thrilled to be visiting Tassie for the first time.
Vineyards around the state will open their doors to the public this weekend for The Southern and Eastern Tasmanian Vineyards Open Weekend, complete with wine tastings, food and entertainment.
A DREAM to make the world’s largest hot-cross bun is becoming a reality for Tasmanian breakfast radio hosts Paul and Woody.
THE annual Savour Tasmania food festival will head to China this year.
A MAJOR industry conference in Burnie has been told Tasmania is leading the way when it comes to dairy production across the country.
A YOUNG Hobart winemaker is sharing his journey with those who have helped his dream come to life.
TASMANIA’S chocolatiers are ready to welcome tourists, but don’t need Cadbury’s $16 million.
HIGH profile chefs have lashed out at television cooking shows for “cheapening” their trade.
FARMERS’ markets are booming in Tasmania on the back of recent food scares.
WHY is it that, despite loyal customers and glowing reviews, many food businesses are short-lived?
THE Godfather of Australian whisky, Bill Lark, has been inducted into the international Hall of Fame.
LOCALLY grown sweet corn is back on the menu for Tasmanians as this year’s harvest kicks off.
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