Tasmania is known as the "Apple Isle"
since apples are their
important export. However, other Australian outstanding food and drink are
also awaiting for you to discover. A temperate climate and rich soils with the
cleanest air and water in the world allow plenty of quality seasonal
produce to be readily available.
Plump Asparagus can be found in November while berries and stone fruits show
up during summer. Varieties of mushrooms, quinces, apples and pears which
are difficult to find anywhere else are ready here in Autumn. Nowadays,
truffles, olive oil and game meats are also becoming as famous as Tasmanian
salmon, abalone and cheese.
Wine is produced all around the state and you're going to find vineyards
surround the city. The climate is very suitable for varieties such as Pinot
Noir, Pinot Gris and Riesling. Let's start with the Tasmanian Wine Centre
for an ideal wine itinerary!
For Cascade Brew which is considered as one of the great beers in the world -
Go to the South Hobart. The Distillery at Sullivan's Cove is also producing
single malt whisky. Lark Distillery uses local products such as native pepper
berry and apples to create their unique liqueurs while fruit liqueurs are also
produced in Hartzview.
Tasmanian food and wine are so remarkable for their variety, quality and
affordability with Australian cuisine considered to be one of the world's most
exciting -- yet the secret is -- many of the ingredients for the cuisine are
from this amazing island.
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