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D1[0]=" Karl Hillier established Coolwater Vineyard downstream from the Harris River Dam, just outside Collie. Contracts have been written to commence building a production winery which will take his own fruit and that of other quality gr";
D2[0]="owers in the Collie River Valley. The first component of the winery will have a capacity of 200 tonnes, and it will eventually grow to 500 tonnes, with cellar sales, conference facilities, and accommodation on the site. Karl feels";
D3[0]=" he's doing the whole area a service. It appears that the best way to ensure good sales of his own fruit is to control the quality of the production and marketing processes. While this is working for him, he has already had undert";
D4[0]="akings from other growers in the region that with a facility like the Harris River Estate winery underway, they will plant wine grapes to take advantage of it. The wine industry in the Collie River Valley is young and still has ro";
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N[1]="Harris River Estate";
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A[1]="Harris River Road, Collie WA";
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T[1]="0419 942 838.";
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D1[1]=" Collie is fast becoming known for its excellent grape growing soils. Harris River Estate was the first winery in the Collie district to open for cellar door sales (August 2003). Initially present the winery has approximately 24 he";
D2[1]="ctares of vines, consisting of three red and three white varieties. February 2003 will see their first premium wines bottled, due for release in April. Harris River Estate is located 6km north of Collie on the Harris River Road. F";
D3[1]="or enquiries please telephone Karl Hillier on 0419 953 955 or Richard Garner on 08 97344 171.  ";
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N[2]="Mandalay Estate";
E[2]="mandalay_estate@iprimus.com.au";
A[2]="Mandalay Road, Mumballup, WA";
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N[3]="Yokain Estate";
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A[3]="Worsley Back Road, Allanson 6225";
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T[3]="+61 (0) 8 9725 3397";
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D1[3]=" Dave Gardiner has made the transition from cows to wine with the minimum of discomfort. Yokain estate is named after the rail siding that was just out the front. The trains still rumble past, carrying coal, and occasionally the Ho";
D2[3]="tham Valley Tourist train can be heard, but the days of bustling commerce at Yokain, Allanson, and Worsley, with produce going out by rail appear to be over. Dave began an interest in wine grapes by buying units in a vineyard in a";
D3[3]=" better known wine area. The experience was mostly positive. About that time the Collie Business Enterprise Centre was involved in a trial planting out on the Coalfields Highway, and progress was encouraging. A little study showed";
D4[3]=" that the Collie River Valley had a lot going for it, and bitten by the bug, Dave dived into setting up a vineyard. He retained a vineyard consultant, who assisted in selection of varieties and gave some hints about trellising, wa";
D5[3]="ter, fertilising etc, and waxed lyrical about the qualities of the dirt. Initially Dave sold his grapes by contract to Harvey River Bridge Estate. Right now he looks like the cat that got the cream, because Harvey River used the f";
D6[3]="ruit in a number of their premium varieties, including this year's Sheraton Gold Medal winning Chardonnay. That quality in a first year is basically unheard of, it speaks well for the future of Yokain estate, and the wine industry";
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