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The home of Australia’s No.1 pinot noir is also ‘Tasmania’s Kakadu’

Thread starter Jim Darby
Start date Wednesday at 8:09 PM

Wednesday at 8:09 PM

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At the back of his ute, a local Tasmanian oyster farmer is shucking oysters from their shells, to be savoured alongside a glass of sparkling or riesling.

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