N[0]="Bellendena Vineyard";
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A[0]="40 Tinderbox Road, Tinderbox, TAS 7054";
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T[0]="+61 (0)3 6229 8264";
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D1[0]=" Bellendena vineyard was established in 1995, by Andrew and Jane Elek, on half a hectare on the Tinderbox Peninsula, about 20 km south of Hobart on the western shore of the River Derwent.   Six hundred each of Chardonnay and Pinot ";
D2[0]="Noir rootlings from Elsewhere vineyard, Huon Valley, were planted in the deep, black dolerite soil. The hillside faces north, is sheltered from most winds and suffers only light frosts rarely. The average rainfall of 562 mm per ye";
D3[0]="ar is supplemented when necessary with drip irrigation from dam water (when available).    The name 'Bellendena' comes from the scientific name of a native Tasmanian plant, the Mountain Rocket, Bellendena montana. The label depict";
D4[0]="s the red seed capsules of the plant as they appears looking down onto the spiral spike. In the background is the view from the vineyard across the River Derwent to the Eastern shore and the Iron Pot lighthouse at the mouth of the";
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N[1]="Bracken Hill Vineyard";
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A[1]="81 Tinderbox Rd, Tinderbox, TAS 7054";
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V1[1]="   Gewurztraminer,";
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N[2]="Buona Vista Vineyard";
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A[2]="259 Tinderbox Rd., Tinderbox, TAS 7054";
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V1[2]="   Pinot Noir,";
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N[3]="Fluted Cape Vineyard";
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A[3]="28 Groombridge Road, Kettering, TAS 7155";
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T[3]="+61 (0)3 6267 4262";
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D1[3]=" Fluted Cape Vineyard is a tiny vineyard near Kettering, with spectacular water views.  Owned by Val and Jan Dell it produces small quantities of chardonnay and pinot noir.  Open by appointment only.  ";
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N[4]="Herons Rise Vineyard";
E[4]="cwhite@vision.net.au";
A[4]="Saddle Rd, Kettering, TAS 7155";
W[4]="http://www.heronsrise.com.au/?from=www.tasvineyards.com";
T[4]="+61 (0)3 6267 4339";
F[4]="+61 (0)3 6267 4245";
D1[4]=" Overlooking the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and Bruny Island, Herons Rise Vineyard has been producing fine wines for about ten years. Gerry and Sue White run this one-hectare vineyard at Kettering, growing pinot noir and muller thurga";
D2[4]="u, sold as dry white. The wines, made by Andrew Hood, are very good and there is high quality vineyard accommodation. Overlooking the boating harbour of Kettering, Herons Rise Vineyard and Cottages are placed perfectly for the ult";
D3[4]="imate Tasmanian food and wine experience, just a 30-minute drive from Hobart. A one or two bedroom cottage is available. Herons Rise Vineyard cottages are suitable for couples and families. It can be a time of total relaxation, or";
D4[4]=" the chance to take a journey of diversity and discovery touring through southern Tasmania. The two cottages are surrounded by lavender and grevillea - a 4 star retreat, or romantic getaway. Take a late afternoon walk through the ";
D5[4]="vines, look out to the last of the suns rays touching the water, then come back to your cottage, where the log fire is set and ready. Enjoy their meals, or buy some quality Tasmanian produce and create your own kitchen magic. Open";
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V1[4]="   Mueller Thurgau,  Pinot Noir,  Riesling,";
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N[5]="Nandroya Estate";
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A[5]="262 Sandfly Road, PO Box 7,  Margate TAS 7054";
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T[5]="+61 (0)3 6267 2377";
F[5]="+61 (0)3 6223 8237";
D1[5]=" A small vineyard at Margate planted and run by John and Joy Rees. They make sauvignon blanc and pinot noir. Open by appointment only.";


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N[6]="Oyster Cove Vineyard";
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A[6]="134 Manuka Road, Oyster Cove, TAS 7150";
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T[6]="+61 (0)3 6267 4512";
F[6]="+61 (0) 3 6267 4635";
D1[6]=" A picturesque small vineyard at Oyster Cove planted to chardonnay and pinot noir. The owners are Rod and Jeannie Ledingham. Andrew Hood makes the wines. Open by appointment only.";
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N[7]="Tinderbox Pty Ltd";
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A[7]="356 Tinderbox Rd., Tinderbox, Tas 7054";
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T[7]="+61 (0)3 6229 2994";
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D1[7]=" The Tinderbox vineyard overlooks waterways where Tasmania's history is written in bow waves and wakes. French and English explorers in the late 1700s entered Storm Bay and charted the coastlines, giving new names to old landscapes";
D2[7]=" - D'Entrecasteaux Channel, River Derwent, Bruny Island. Then, in 1803, two small ships sailed upriver. Flags were unfurled and a colony grew. In the centuries since, whalers, convict ships, cray boats, long liners, fast ferries a";
D3[7]="nd Sydney-Hobart racing yachts have all carved their wakes through the waters off Tinderbox.  Liz McGown's one-hectare vineyard at Tinderbox has wonderful views of the d'Entrecasteaux Channel.  The wines are exclusively Pinot noir";
D4[7]=" and have had wine show success.  Open by appointment only.  ";
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