N[0]="Annie's Elderflower Bubbly";
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A[0]="505 Glenora Rd., Plenty, Tas 7140";
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T[0]="+61 (0)3 6261 2203";
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D1[0]=" It all started out as a family favourite on a hot day and now one farming family looking to diversify are making a unique refreshing drink from a local plant. Anne Ashbolt from Tasmania's Derwent Valley started producing Elderflow";
D2[0]="er bubbly commercially two years ago and now it's a thriving business. The recipe includes flowers harvested from the farm, mixed with locally grown lemons and a few other secret ingredients to make this non-alcoholic drink. Anne ";
D3[0]="and Robert Ashbolt have a farm in the Derwent Valley and have been producing an attractively packaged Elderflower wine. The Ashbolt's grow the elderflower and sweet lemons for the product, design their own labels and market it ene";
D4[0]="rgetically. The flowers and berries of the elder tree have been used for centuries and the tree has been called 'the country medicine chest'.";
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N[1]="Fishburn & O'Keefe Wines";
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A[1]="16 Pioneer Avenue, New Norfolk; c/- Post Office, Bushy Park, Tas 7140";
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T[1]="+61 (0)3 6286 1238";
F[1]="+61 (0)3 6261 4029";
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N[2]="Kinvarra Estate";
E[2]="bevankinvarra@tassie.net.au";
A[2]="1211 Glenora Road, Plenty, Tas 7140; RMB 5140, New Norfolk Tas 7140";
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T[2]="+61 (0)3 6286 1333";
F[2]="+61 (0)3 6286 2026";
D1[2]=" Small one-hectare vineyard owned by Sue and David Bevan and starting to produce some top class wine (Riesling and Pinot noir)- a cellar door should open soon. Tasting room adjoins heritage 1827 homestead. Undercover and outdoor ca";
D2[2]="fé facilities are available. Riesling, Pinot Noir and Pinot Noir Sparkling Brut are available for tasting and sales. Located 5km past the Salmon Ponds. 2000 Pinot Noir, 2001 Riesling medals at the 2001 Hobart and Tasmanian Wine Sh";
D3[2]="ow. Open 10.30am-4.30pm Sat and Sun, or by appointment o Tutored tastings, Devonshire teas, Ploughman's lunch. Winemaker:Andrew Hood  ";
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V1[2]="   Pinot Noir Blend,  Pinot Noir,  Riesling,";
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N[3]="Meadowbank (Derwent Valley)";
E[3]="office@meadowbankwines.com.au";
A[3]="Meadowbank Road, Glenora, Tas 7140";
W[3]="http://www.ontas.com.au/meadowbank";
T[3]="+61 (0)3 62484484";
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D1[3]=" The Meadowbank vineyard is located approximately sixty kilometres upstream from Hobart on the southern slopes of the Derwent Valley in free draining sedimentary soil. Winter rainfall, ample sunshine and a dry autumn are ideal cond";
D2[3]="itions for the growth of premium grapes. The New Vineyard, Restaurant and Art Gallery complex opened July 2000 offers great ambience and views, local seasonal cuisine and elegant wines to match or taste. 'Meadowbank' was establish";
D3[3]="ed as a grazing property in 1850 at Glenora on the upper reaches of the Derwent River. The original Glenora vineyard established in 1974, is one of the oldest in the state. It was planted for private enjoyment, however results exc";
D4[3]="eeding all expectation, and the vineyard was expanded by the Ellis family to share the fruits of this success. A second vineyard site was added in the 1999 at Cambridge. The two vineyards were planted to maximize the opportunities";
D5[3]=" presented by Tasmania's significantly different microclimates: The Meadowbank vineyards have a true cool climate. The number of degree-days C [a measure of ripening capacity] ranges annually between 1000 and 1200 - this correspon";
D6[3]="ds to the super premium wine growing regions of the world, such as Burgundy & Bordeaux. Glenora vineyards experience a large diurnal variation in temperature (warm days and cool nights) and are prone to frost in early spring, whic";
D7[3]="h can damage young shoots. Frost protection systems (wind machines and irrigation through special 'flippers') have been installed.  The Cambridge vineyards enjoy a smaller diurnal variation (milder days and nights) - the moderatin";
D8[3]="g effect is from the proximity to the sea (Barilla Bay). The net effect of this appears to be that the Glenora vineyards provide fruit intensity and the Cambridge vineyards provide structure and density. Free tastings. The winery ";
D9[3]="is open for tasting and cellar door sales from 11am to 5pm daily. A Restaurant, Function & Arts Centre has been established in the adjoining Coal River Valley.  ";
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