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Hunter Valley (NSW) – Hunter Valley Wine Country offers a myriad of culinary experiences with many restaurants and eateries serving up locally made wine, beer, cheese, olives, olive oils, chocolate, sauces, jams and chutneys. www.winecountry.com.au |
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Sydney (NSW) – Sydney is a cosmopolitan world city offering an endless array of quality cafes and restaurants serving a fusion of cuisine ranging from Asian, Mediterranean, African, South American, Western to contemporary Australian. Experience fine dining in a diverse array of locations ranging from beachside eaters to high rise restaurants.
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Yarra Valley (VIC) – Under an hour’s drive from Melbourne, the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges region is famous for its world-class wine and food, served up at cafés, restaurants and wineries throughout the area. Enjoy fresh seasonal food and wine made on the premises or stop off for Devonshire tea at one of the many tearooms. www.visitvictoria.com |
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Mornington Peninsula (VIC) - The Peninsula has become a culinary delight from the street side cafe's to the epicurean restaurants and wineries. You can become a galloping gourmet with the huge variety of eating establishments located throughout this picturesque region. www.mornington-peninsula.com |
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Sounds of Firelight Kings Canyon Resort (NT) - Imagine the romance of a table for two in a wilderness setting under a canopy of the Southern Night sky, with the moon and the flickering glow of the fire your only light. While you soak up the atmosphere, a superb four course set menu is served, accompanied by some of Australia's finest wines. www.kingscanyonresort.com.au |
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Tamar Valley (TAS) – Slip behind the scenes of acclaimed winemakers, participate in cooking demonstrations by acclaimed chefs and dine at best-in-state restaurants in Tasmania’s beautiful Tamar Valley region. Travel the Tamar Wine Route via the yellow and blue directional signs to sample some of the areas local produce. www.northerntasmania.info |
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Coal River Valley (TAS) – Located near the historic town of Richmond, the picturesque Coal River Valley Wine Region features more small, independent vineyards than in any other part of Tasmania. Many award-winning wines have come out of this area, which is positioned at a similar latitude to the wine regions of Germany and France. www.puretasmania.com.au |
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Barossa (SA) – Arguably Australia’ most famous wine region, the Barossa is home to some of the oldest shiraz vineyards in the world, acclaimed rieslings and iconic wine brands. The Barossa is also a gourmet lover's paradise enriched in a strong cultural heritage reflected in its wine, food, buildings and people. www.barossa.com |
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Coonawarra (SA) - The key to the excellence of Coonawarra wines is their intense fruit character and great balance. This combination produces seductive and enjoyable young wines, which develop over time into wines of amazing complexity. Coonawarra’s reputation was initially founded on Shiraz based wines, however since the 1950’s, Cabernet Sauvignon has evolved to become the region’s pre-eminent variety. www.coonawarra.org |
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The Limestone Coast (SA) - The Limestone Coast is a culinary delight, and the relaxed, friendly lifestyle ensures plenty of time to savour the region's sensational food and wine. Few places boast such homegrown variety and world-class quality, ensuring eclectic menus at local bistros, cafes, coffee shops and restaurants. www.thelimestonecoast.com |
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Canberra District Wineries (ACT) - The tranquil rural countryside around the ACT is home to many vineyards and nearly 40 boutique cellar doors. Visitors are often served by the winemakers themselves, providing an opportunity to learn first hand the passion and expertise required to create authentic, hand crafted cool climate wines. www.canberrawines.com.au |
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Port Douglas (QLD) – Balmy days dissolve into tropical evenings that call for dreamy cocktails to salute the setting of the sun. At night, you will feel energised by the velvet, starry sky; ready to explore the award-winning restaurants and chic cafes serving a variety of cuisine types, while boasting international chefs and an atmosphere unique to this part of the world. www.pddt.com.au |
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Noosa (QLD) - Noosa is famous for its endless dining choices and stylish, casual bar options. Choose from iconic dining venues manned by well-known chefs, country pubs, casual alfresco fare or family-friendly and affordable eateries. Order a local brew at a friendly pub, your favourite cocktail in a laid-back bar or nightclub, or take in the views from our surf clubs. www.tourismnoosa.com.au |
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Margaret River: The fortuitous marriage of world-class wines and fine, fresh produce make dining out in Margaret River a gastronomical delight. You could be lying in a field of wildflowers with a picnic basket brimming with local produce, relaxing on the terrace of an award-wining restaurant, or sampling one of the many wines produced in the area. www.margaretriver.com |
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Great Southern Region (WA) – Sample masses of local produce, including the much sought after Manjimup Truffles, as you travel through some of Western Australia’s most scenic regions. There is also an annual event called the Great Southern Food and Wine Trail that celebrates the amazing food on offer. www.greatsoutherntastewa.com/Taste.html |